Jack Swansey takes a victory lap, explaining how Daniel Suarez just proved ‘boring’ races can still make great TV.
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Felicidades Amigo! Suárez Gets Long Awaited First Win
Nunca te rindas en tus sueños…Never give up on your dreams. That was the lone caption on Daniel Suárez’s first tweet after becoming the fifth internationally born driver (the first from Mexico) to win a NASCAR Cup Series race. The sentimental favorite amongst most fans and drivers throughout his career, Suárez took advantage of mistakesContinue reading “Felicidades Amigo! Suárez Gets Long Awaited First Win”
Five Tracks Calling Out For a Cup Race
With two new tracks knocking it out of the park last weekend, Jack Swansey runs down the list of five tracks the Cup Series should debut on next.
Enjoy Illinois 300 – NASCAR Cup Series
Recap of the Enjoy Illinois 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway, and all the drama that came with it.
The First 600 Miles is the Sweetest: My Trip to the Coca-Cola 600
The sport’s longest race could have turned into the longest weekend ever.
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”
BREAKING – F1 Superstar Kimi Räikkönen to NASCAR in August
F1 legend Kimi Räikkönen is set to make his NASCAR Cup Series debut for Trackhouse in August.
Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right – NASCAR All-Star Race Recap
Many fans are angry at NASCAR after they bent the rules to create drama at the All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway.
Helmets Off: The Rumored Fourth OEM
Walker Skeeter and Jack Swansey face off once again over which rumored new manufacturer will join NASCAR
What Can NASCAR Learn From F1’s American Success?
Jack gets up on his soapbox to explain why NASCAR doesn’t need to be afraid of F1’s big TV ratings, and how stock car racing can learn from F1, Geena Davis, and Bollywood.
