Due to a new occupational direction, I lost my weekly ERSCA article in the shuffle. So this one is a two-for-one. We’ve had two ERSCA playoff races since my last article. Richmond and Talladega played host to two spectacular races respectively. Richmond was a statement race as it was virtually identical to the first Richmond […]
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I finally got a chance to race in ERSCA at Texas this past Monday. After months of requests from my greatest fans I strapped in to go toe-to-toe with the guys I’ve wrote about all year. The result, P15 and 3 laps down, but hey I made it. Huge thanks to Robert Hill Jr. for […]
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I’m only a few months into my sim racing expedition, but Vegas Jam was hands down the best and biggest race I’ve been a part of. No Belly Up bias here. Some of the best on iRacing joined in on the spectacle that was Belly Up Vegas Jam. Through the star studded field (and myself […]
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Bristol was a Good Race, Fans are Just Salty Obviously I’m pretty biased since I was fortunate enough to attend the All-Star race at Bristol. However, the arm chair crew chiefs complaining about the race are out of line. After watching the replay on Fox, it was a bad broadcast, NOT a bad race. On […]
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Over the last few weeks, several events have brought new eyes to NASCAR. However, I’ve noticed a lot of people have questions regarding how NASCAR’s top three national series work. Which is understandable. To a new fan it’s hard to discern the whether these are feeder series for sure or rather a lesser series for […]
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Just like that the ERSCA regular season is complete. What started as a new adventure in Daytona evolved into a dog fight for the playoffs. Not knowing what to expect from ERSCA, I was skeptical for the first few races. After gaining personal iRacing experience and watching ERSCA every Monday, I see the legitimacy now. […]
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Tires were king in Las Vegas. The wear was so significant that some drivers had to pit before the fuel window completely opened. Those who were able to manage the tire wear were better able to execute their strategy. In turn, those drivers found their way to the front and stayed there all race. Led […]
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Darlington is impossible to race without at least scraping the wall once. That’s why it’s called a Darlington Stripe and not a scrape here. However, it’s a coin flip. You might catch it just right and gain/maintain speed. Or on the other hand, you make more square contact and lose speed. The latter was unfortunately […]
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Damien Leininger held on with the help of some late race yellows to become the 10th ERSCA winner in just 12 races. With the playoffs on the horizon, this certainly makes things interesting. He was joined up front by his RRM teammates as Josh Adams, Nick Masse, and Chris Wright were all contenders at some […]
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No last night was not a replay of the Belly Up Sports Invitational. Chris Wright repeated his performance from that event to get past Tate Lightle again and punch his ticket to the playoffs. Two early cautions were the only real tomfoolery to speak of. Otherwise, and I know I say this a lot about […]
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Stealing some of Rattlesnake’s thunder with the Smash Mouth reference in the title, although I’ll admit his All-Star scheme was (69…) nice. BUT, we’re here to talk about the real All-Stars, both ERSCA and NASCAR. Big thanks to Landon Huffman, Jeremy Mayfield, Brent Wentz, and J.J. Yeley for joining in on the All-Star festivities. Amazing […]
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While a road ringer was brought in and dominated the race, the real story was behind winner Matthew Bare. The top five in points had already secured their All-Star race spots at Chicagoland. The rest of the field was holding on for dear life as they tried to maintain their position in the standings. We’ll […]
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A late caution allowed Tyler Riggs to stay out front and hold on for his first ERSCA victory at Chicagoland Monday night. Unlike previous races, cautions were prevalent all race. Although, I wouldn’t dare call the racing sloppy. In fact, if you go back and watch the race replay, it seems as if there was […]
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Ah, Dover International Speedway is one of my favorite tracks in NASCAR. I think of it as Bristol for people who get dizzy easily. Which would imply cautions right? Not in ERSCA, baby! The green flag waved proudly at Dover as ERSCA tore up the track. Scott Crump was dominant as always, but Tate Lightle […]
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