Tag Archives: Chase Briscoe

Quaker State 400 NASCAR Almanac

Let the Playoffs begin! Tanner gets you prepped for the Quaker State 400, at least much as you can prepare for a superspeedway race.

Coke Zero Sugar 400 NASCAR Almanac

With two races left before the Playoffs, the tension is at a fever pitch heading into Daytona, and Tanner has everything you need before tonight’s race.

Ally 400 NASCAR Almanac

A trip to the Music City requires a deep dive into the field, favorites, and forecasts, so Tanner takes it from here with this week’s edition of the NASCAR Almanac.

Burning Questions at NASCAR’s Halfway Point

In a new series, our writers Tanner and Jey team up to answer some questions pulled from a diehard racing fan and a casual racing fan as the Cup Series reaches its halfway point for 2024.

Stewart-Haas Racing Handed L3 Level Penalty For Counterfeiting a Next Gen Part

Wednesday afternoon it was announced by NASCAR that the 14 team of Chase Briscoe for Stewart-Haas Racing had been handed down a L3-level penalty for counterfeiting a part on the Next-Gen Ford Mustang. The penalty also includes a loss of 120 points in both the driver and owner standings, an additional loss of 25 pointsContinue reading “Stewart-Haas Racing Handed L3 Level Penalty For Counterfeiting a Next Gen Part”

Opinion: Should Cole Custer Really Be Penalized for Last Lap Roval Block?

Cole Custer and his team were issued some steep penalties for their actions on the final lap at the Roval – but was what he did something we should frown upon, or something we should embrace?

Welcome Back, King: Jones Steals Southern 500

Who saw that coming?  For the third time in his career and the second time in the Southern 500, Erik Jones captured his first win since 2019, the first win for Richard Petty since Aric with an A did it in 2010.  It was also the first time the famous 43 visited victory lane inContinue reading “Welcome Back, King: Jones Steals Southern 500”

Concrete King: Elliott Wins Big in Nashville

It sure looked like it was going to be Joe Gibbs’ day in Nashville. At one point, The Super Bowl Championship coach turned NASCAR Championship Car Owner had all four of his cars in the top five, separated only by Ryan Blaney’s Penske Ford. Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex, Jr. had traded the lead forContinue reading “Concrete King: Elliott Wins Big in Nashville”