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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, Local Racing, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

A Weekend For the Underdogs at Daytona

Two Ryans. Preece and Sieg. One competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series. One competes full-time in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Both are hardened veterans who have fought and clawed for every opportunity they’ve gotten. Both have many similarities. Both have differences. Sieg, a native of Tucker, Georgia, was inspired to start racing by his late older brother, Shane.  The 39-year-old, despite years … Continue reading A Weekend For the Underdogs at Daytona

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Hendrick Fails at a Single Top-10 for Three Races in a Row

For the first time since the 2020 season, Hendrick Motorsports has failed to place a single car in the Top-10 for three straight races. NASCAR’s premier team, Hendrick Motorsports, the defending champion, failed to place cars in the Top-10 for three straight races six years back. Indy, Kentucky and Texas in the summer of 2020 marked the last time the powerhouse failed to do so. … Continue reading Hendrick Fails at a Single Top-10 for Three Races in a Row

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Cup Series, NASCAR

NASCAR’s Manufacturer War: Which OEM Rules the Gen 7 Era?

We all have seen the manufacturer wars in NASCAR. Whether we are involved in the arguments as a fan, a diehard Ford supporter, a Chevrolet supporter, or a Toyota supporter. We’ve all seen those guys on Facebook talking about “dem cheatin’ Yoders,” how Ford cheats to get Logano titles, or how Chevrolet owns most of the field. Whatever it may be, we’ve all seen it. … Continue reading NASCAR’s Manufacturer War: Which OEM Rules the Gen 7 Era?

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Cup Series, NASCAR

One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era

With one of the best restarts you’ll see all year, Denny Hamlin held off two of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates to win the 2026 Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. Denny’s win would be the second of the 2026 season, the 16th of the Next Gen Era, and the 62nd of his career. The chaotic race at Nashville started off with a thud for … Continue reading One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era

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Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR, Opinion

OPINION: Christian Eckes was the Playoffs’ Biggest Victim!

Christian Eckes should be racing on Sundays right now, not back in the Truck Series. But this isn’t an opinion many people have, despite the stats from his 2024 being right there for anyone to see, showing his historic level of consistency. But that’s exactly why his incredible 2024 went unnoticed. Because it was historically consistent, and that’s the exact kind of thing the playoffs … Continue reading OPINION: Christian Eckes was the Playoffs’ Biggest Victim!

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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, Formula 1, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, Xfinity Series

Carson Hocevar’s Met Gala Appearance Shines Light on the Importance of Creating Stars

“met gala tomorrow i hope they invited carson hocevar” Twitter/X user @bostonmegsox posted at 11:29 PM on Sunday Night. Less than 24 Hours later, NASCAR’s newest first time winner and budding young star, Carson Hocevar responded with a picture of himself in a suit, sitting in front of a mirror with lights surrounding it, and a lanyard with a tag that read “LIVE From Met … Continue reading Carson Hocevar’s Met Gala Appearance Shines Light on the Importance of Creating Stars

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Austin Hill- A Young Driver Thankful for the Opportunity

Austin Hill is an up-and-coming race car driver. The 19-year-old from Frankfurt, Ohio, has a full year ahead of him. He’s a college student at Ohio State University, a full-time race car driver, and a staple of his community. “I grew up in Southern Ohio, not many people get to do what I do. It’s a blessing to be able to do it. I thank … Continue reading Austin Hill- A Young Driver Thankful for the Opportunity

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NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

To the Average American motorsports fan, Formula 1 is nothing more than classy precision, follow-the-leader for the pompous rich and Europeans. NASCAR’s new pre-Daytona 500 promo praises the sport’s brash, full-contact history. Their new promo is justifiably titled “America, Start Your Engines,” and hell yeah it was beautiful! The Promo American Actor Scott Eastwood, son of legendary actor Clint Eastwood, plays the race fan’s hero, … Continue reading NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

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JRM has revolutionized driver devlopment and nobody is talking about it.

With Brendan Queen gaining hype after his ARCA championship campaign. It makes him the most recent late-model driver to suddenly rise from touring late model to the big time in NASCAR. Joining the likes of Josh Berry, Ryan Preece, and Carson Kvapil, plus more. But what nobody is talking about is how rare this is. There have been drivers like Greg Biffle, who came into … Continue reading JRM has revolutionized driver devlopment and nobody is talking about it.

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NASCAR

More Than a Legend: Mooresville Roars for “The Biff”

By: Andy DeLay, Staff Writer If you were anywhere near downtown Mooresville this past week, you didn’t just hear the engines—you felt them in your chest. And if you looked around, you saw something that’s becoming rare these days: a community united not just by horsepower, but by heart. We all know the tragic news from December. Losing Greg Biffle, his wife Cristina, their children … Continue reading More Than a Legend: Mooresville Roars for “The Biff”

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