With the regular season coming to an end last weekend at Daytona, all eyes now turn to the playoffs. Let’s run through some of the contenders.
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Will Signing Josh Berry Help Save Beleaguered Stewart Haas Racing?
Josh Berry has been announced as the replacement for future hall of famer Kevin Harvick with SHR. Can he help the struggling organization?
Goodyear 400: Willy B romances the Lady in Black
In an overtime shootout with Kevin Harvick, William Byron scores the 100th win for the number 24.
Opinion: “Thank you, Grandpa,” Look at What You’ve Created
Ty Gibbs has quickly made enemies of fans, fellow competitors, and veterans of the sport. Can his actions change?
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”
Week 26 NASCAR Power Rankings
With just one week left until the regular season comes to a close, let’s take one last look at how the whole field stacks up before the reset.
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.
Ally 400
Nashville Superspeedway – June 26, 2022
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”
The Perfect Nightcap: Hamlin Wins First 600
After last week’s abomination of an All Star Race, the bar had been lowered for 1.5 mile tracks and the Gen 7. But you didn’t have to do them like that Charlotte. After 600 miles of Remembrance, heartbreak, confusion, insane crashes and contenders wiping each other out, Denny Hamlin was the last man standing, edgingContinue reading “The Perfect Nightcap: Hamlin Wins First 600”
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