Davey Segal is a junior sports journalism major from Rockville, Maryland. He attended his first race in 2002 at Dover International Speedway with his father, and fell in love with the sport immediately. He would love nothing more to graduate from Michigan State University with his journalism degree and begin to cover America's No. 1 motorsport as a profession. He writes about the sport for Speedway Media, Fronstretch and Impact 89 FM and proceeds a weekly podcastabout all things NASCAR. He enjoys only one thing more than sitting on his couch every weekend and watching the action unfold: being at the race track to see it for himself.
“Saturdays are for the boys,” but Sunday’s are for NASCAR, fast cars, and turnin’ left. That saying couldn’t be truer for this weekend’s Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, as Barstool Sports has opted to come on Chris Buescher’s JTG Daugherty Racing’s No. 37 Chevrolet as an associate sponsor,Continue Reading
The 2016 season for ThorSport Racing was one that was taxing beyond the results on the racetrack. Despite falling short of a championship, one that would have been their third in the past four seasons (two with Matt Crafton), the organization experienced a setback that nobody had in store. AContinue Reading
Although they fell short of their ultimate goal, a championship, Team Penske garnered seven wins throughout the 2016 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season and put one of their drivers in the Championship Four in Joey Logano with a shot to win it all. Plus, if it weren’t for anContinue Reading
On Friday night, five of NASCAR’s legends were recognized and enshrined into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, making their accomplishments inside the world of NASCAR everlasting. Car owners Rick Hendrick, Richard Childress and Raymond Parks along with championship-winning driver/broadcaster Benny Parsons and five-time runner-up Mark Martin made up the 2017Continue Reading
If you looked at the advanced metrics and statistics, you’d sit back and say to yourself, “Hendrick Motorsports had one of its worst seasons in a decade, they must be on the decline.” But we of course know that’s not the case, as Jimmie Johnson brought HMS another championship inContinue Reading
Although 2016 didn’t end in one of their drivers lifting the Xfinity Series trophy and winning the championship, JR Motorsports had one of their most—if not the most—successful season to date. They put two cars in the Championship Four and had both in contention for the title up until theContinue Reading
2016 will forever be looked at as “what could have been” for Furniture Row Racing. Starting off with a hefty switch of manufacturers from Chevrolet to Toyota and Richard Childress Racing to Joe Gibbs Racing respectively, things we’re up in the air as to how the one-car operation based inContinue Reading
Joe Gibbs Racing’s 2016 season in the NASCAR Xfinity Series can be summed up in one word: domination. Winning 17 of the 33 races is unprecedented in NASCAR these days – moreover in any form of motorsport. I mean, think about it: JGR won in half of the races thisContinue Reading
Rim riding is Kyle Larson’s forte, and it proved dividends on Saturday in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway, as he wheeled his No. 42 ENEOS Chevrolet to victory lane after taking the top spot on the final restart and leading final 30 laps to earn hisContinue Reading
Yes, you read that right. Brad Keselowski will lead the field to the green flag in today’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge (3:30 p.m. ET on NBC). But a Chase contender, Erik Jones, ran the exact same lap time as the No. 22 in the final round of qualifying at TexasContinue Reading