At 2:30 ET on August 10, from a press conference in Statesville, North Carolina, another Silly Season domino fell into place. Eight-time Xfinity Series race winner Noah Gragson will be jumping into the NASCAR Cup Series full-time behind the wheel of Petty GMS Motorsports’ No. 42 Chevrolet, replacing Ty Dillon. Gragson, a Las Vegas native,Continue reading “Noah Gragson to Petty GMS No. 42 Full-Time in 2023”
Category Archives: Cup Series
Streak Snapped – Kevin Harvick Finally Gets It Done, Wins at Michigan
Kevin Harvick snapped the longest winless streak of his career at one of his best tracks to lock himself into the playoffs.
Is Austin Hill Ready for the Cup Series?
Austin Hill looks like the apparent successor to Tyler Reddick once he departs RCR following next season… is Hill ready?
Tyler Reddick’s Winning Month
Tyler Reddick had a winning month of July, but his biggest win may have come off the race track.
The Best That Never Were: Davey Allison
Garrett Cook takes another look at drivers that were unable – for one reason or another – to reach their full potential in NASCAR, this time looking at the tragic story of Davey Allison.
Verizon 200 at the Brickyard
Indianapolis Motor Speedway – July 31, 2022
Reddick Kisses the Bricks – Verizon 200
Yesterday, the NASCAR Cup Series did their second ever race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course configuration. Last year’s race proved to be worthwhile, but was hindered by issues caused by the track’s curbs. With the curbing issue solved and the Gen 7 car built to be suited for road courses, many were excited forContinue reading “Reddick Kisses the Bricks – Verizon 200”
M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400
Pocono Raceway – July 24, 2022
Scott Speed, a Case Study in Nominative Determinism: Open-Wheel Invaders, Part 2
In part two of Open-Wheel invaders, an American F1 driver, an Austrian NASCAR team, and a name that’s too perfect: the story of Scott Speed
1-2 Disqualifications Lead to Elliott’s Fourth Win – M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400
Recap of the M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400 at Pocono Raceway. 1-2 finishers Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch were disqualified, allowing third place Chase Elliott to take his fourth win of the season.
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