Author Archives: Jake Cianciosa

As the 2021 NASCAR season comes to a close with the arrival of the playoffs, we take a look at the complete playoff picture and who is in and who is out after each elimination race all the way to the final race at Phoenix.

Before the 2021 season it was announced that Denny Hamlin and Michael Jordan would join forces and start a NASCAR Cup Series team called 23XI racing, a name driven by both legendary athletes’ numbers and the numbers they made famous in their careers. The team would sign Bubba Wallace to drive the #23 cars forContinue reading “Kurt Busch is what 23XI was missing”

Daytona is always an exciting track where anything can happen and really, as shown this year in the 500 can win at. Daytona got moved last year from the 4th of July weekend that has been a NASCAR tradition for many years and placed instead at the end of the regular season as the finalContinue reading “The Coke 400 could be race of the year”

As the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs loom in the distance with just one race to go next week before the field is set, drivers are starting to get more desperate to grab a much needed win or some last effort points to sneak into the last remaining spots in the playoffs.  This week at MichiganContinue reading “Blaney snags second win at Michigan”

Matt DiBenedetto has been a fan favorite for his entire NASCAR Cup Series career. Well known as the underdog that has come so close to wins but just cant seem to get over the hump and take the checkered flag. This so close yet so far has grabbed the hearts of many fans, including myself,Continue reading “What is next for Dibby?”

July 4th has been a great day in NASCAR racing for many years. The long time tradition was that every 4th of July the drivers would take to Daytona Super Speedway for the second time that season under the lights for what was looked at as one of the best races of the season. InContinue reading “Has NASCAR found a new tradition?”

All-Star events have never truly been the most competitive, there is always more of a fun aspect where everyone is “trying” with limits to ensure nobody is injured in a meaningless game. The NBA as games where teams reach over 150 points each due to absolutely 0 offense. The NFL version of the All-Star gameContinue reading “Why you should not be scared of the All-Star race”