By David Phillips IMSA Wire Service Mention the words “24 Hours of Le Mans” to anyone who hasn’t participated in the event as a competitor or a fan, and they’ll likely conjure visions of the world’s fastest sports cars racing around the clock. Twice. But as those who have livedContinue Reading
The 26-race regular season is over, and the playoffs are set; 16 teams to compete for a championship. Each driver with their own path to the dance floor, some more difficult than others, and for most it took a trip to victory lane to find their way here. Kyle Larson:Continue Reading
For the fourth of July, this year the Cup Series returned to Road America for the first time in 65 years. Another part of schedule changes for the “the best season ever” as NASCAR continues to include a wider variety of courses. Road America is a four-mile, 14 turn roadContinue Reading
The Nascar Cup Series returned to its most traditioned track this weekend with yet another twist that has helped make this “the best season ever”. What was touted as the first ever night race for the half-mile paperclip became the “24 hours of Martinsville”. The race was delayed over anContinue Reading
The NASCAR Cup Series has returned to Bristol Motor Speedway for the most notorious night race in all of stock car racing. Saturday nights race started with Penske teammates on the front row, and Gibbs teammates in the rear after failed pre-race inspections. Brad Keselowski quickly jumped out to theContinue Reading
NASCAR has returned to Kentucky motor speedway this week for an unusual daytime race due to this season jumbled schedule. The cup series last daytime race at the venue was won by Matt Kenseth in 2013. Unfortunately for Kenseth, him and Martin Truex Jr. would start from the rear ofContinue Reading
Sometimes drivers just need one more lap to change the outcome of a race. The fast speeds of NASCAR don’t always leave us with enough time to express ourselves in the moment. Here is one more lap of thoughts for us to digest after another exciting weekend of racing. TurnContinue Reading
Denny Hamlin, making his 500th start, qualified on the pole for Sunday’s Drydene 400 at Dover International Speedway after beating out Kyle Larson by three thousands of a second. Joey Logano had rear end issues before the race started and was in the garage when the green flag flew. HamlinContinue Reading
On Sunday afternoon Denny Hamlin will become the seventh active driver to record his 500th Career start, and with a fast car as he earned the pole position for the Drydene 400. His first start was the 2005 Banquet 400 at Kansas Motor speedway. Mark Martin won that day, whileContinue Reading
Chase Briscoe qualified on the pole for the NASCAR Xfinity Series Use your melon drive sober 200 at Dover International Speedway, however Briscoe had to go the rear after making changes due to an electrical issues. Playoff contender Michael Annett also had to start at the rear of the field.Continue Reading