Category Archives: Cup Series

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”

In the last couple years famous people boxing for bragging rights and a lot of extra cash have gained popularity and hit their peak with Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul taking to the ring for 8 exhibition rounds of very underwhelming boxing at the end of the day but the fact that it even happenedContinue reading “If NASCAR settled beef with boxing…”

Kurt Busch, a former NASCAR Champion and still a great driver is going to have a big decision to make at the end of the 2021 season. Busch currently drives for Chip Ganassi Racing in the #1 car. Busch also serves the team as somewhat of a veteran leader for the younger Ross Chastain toContinue reading “Kurt Busch dilemma”

In 2019 NASCAR made a change to stock car racing at the highest level, they took the engines from 800 Hp down to 550 Hp for select tracks on the schedule. They also raised the splitter from 2 inches to 8 inches at tracks where they run with 550 Hp. When it was first introducedContinue reading “Goodbye to the 550 Hp package…soon”

The weekend of the Coke 600 is always a big weekend in the sport as this race is considered a crown jewel of NASCAR and has been for a long time. The longest race on the schedule that tests speed, endurance, and mental focus for usually a minimum of 4 hours and more often thanContinue reading “Larson and Hendrick dominate and make history in the Coke 600”

Charlotte Motorspeedway, the mecca of all things NASCAR. Not only is it a place where teams, fans, drivers come together, it is also the home of one of the crown jewel races in NASCAR, the Coke 600. 600 grueling miles around the track makes this the longest race on the NASCAR schedule and one ofContinue reading “Hendrick Motorsports looks to break record in crown jewel race”

The 2021 NASCAR season got off to a wild start with new winners every week. Everything from first time winners to unexpected winners and we did not see a duplicate winner until Martin Truex Jr. won at Martinsville. After the first 10 races there has been a decline in the wild finishes and we areContinue reading “Hendrick Motorsports rises to the top”