Tanner and Jey return with a new set of questions to get you prepared for what you might see throughout the 2025 NASCAR season.
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Back-to-Back Byron, Willy B Takes Another Daytona 500 Crown
Hendrick Motorsports’ William Byron adds to the historic legacy of the #24 with another Daytona crown.
The First Four: Ty Gibbs – A Sleeping Monster
As the second driver to fall out in the Round of 16, Ty Gibbs’ sophomore season showed marked improvements over his rookie campaign. See more about his 2024 and Tanner’s expectations for him heading into 2025.
The First Four: Martin Truex Jr. – (N)One for the Road
When cars rolled onto the LA Memorial Coliseum stadium track, Martin Truex Jr. looked to rinse his mouth of the bad taste the 2023 season left in his mouth. A regular season where Truex rebounded from a winless 2022 campaign by taking three victories and earned the regular-season title got wiped away in a messyContinue reading “The First Four: Martin Truex Jr. – (N)One for the Road”
The Contenders: Chase Briscoe: A Stewart-Haas Swan Song
Chase Briscoe’s stirring Southern 500 win put an exclamation point on his time with Stewart-Haas Racing. Read about his 2024 season and Tanner’s expectations for his 2025.
Best of the Rest: Chris Buescher – One Evening in Upstate New York
Over the next several weeks, I’ll be doing a year in review of each NASCAR Playoff driver’s season, but before I dive into the gilded group, let’s look at the drivers that missed out on a golden ticket to the postseason, starting with Chris Buescher.
Best of the Rest: Bubba Wallace – When Consistency Doesn’t Cut It
Over the next several weeks, I’ll be doing a year in review of each NASCAR Playoff driver’s season, but before I dive into the gilded group, let’s look at the drivers that missed out on a golden ticket to the postseason, continuing with Bubba Wallace.
Best of the Rest: Ross Chastain – A Day Late, A Melon Short
In the second installment of Best of the Rest, Tanner recaps Ross Chastain’s 2024 season, examines why he missed the Playoffs, and previews Ross’ 2025.
Best of the Rest: Kyle Busch – 38 Weeks of Misery
Over the next several weeks, I’ll be doing a year in review of each NASCAR Playoff driver’s season, but before I dive into the gilded group, let’s look at the drivers that missed out on a golden ticket to the postseason, rounding out the group with Kyle Busch.
How I Would Fix the NASCAR Points System
NASCAR is on the verge of a fanbase revolt, so Tanner gives them a few escape ropes for their controversial points format.
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