The 2024 season marked career highs for some drivers such as Tyler Reddick, Harrison Burton and William Byron. On the other hand, 2024 represented career lows for the likes of Kyle Busch who went winless for the first time ever in the Cup Series. Here are those drivers who 2024 was none too kind to, drivers who have a history of victory, but missed out … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Drivers Who Went Winless in 2024
So… We decided to take a look at our Facebook followers. Hear me out. It doesn’t matter if we post about a new track, improved TV ratings, a driver scoring their first win, etc. There will always be a massive outburst of negativity. This new “follower participation” segment was done without mentioning what we intended to do with it. It was done with a simple … Continue reading Follower Participation: Most Disliked Drivers in NASCAR
Started in the 2004 season, NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity program aims to attract minorities and females, primarily to driver roles in the world’s largest sanctioned stock car series. In addition to driving, the program is meant to attract suppliers, crew, owners, and support roles on top of attracting a diverse audience. Most fans only recognize the driver role, and a certain group of “fans” even … Continue reading NASCAR’s Biggest Stars From the Drive for Diversity Program
Bubba Wallace has improved year over year in his Cup Series career. Since joining a competitive team in 23XI Racing, Bubba has made major strides in on-track performance, including a pair of NASCAR Cup Series victories. In Wallace’s three full seasons with the now-defunct Richard Petty Motorsports, Wallace amassed a total of 9 Top-10 finishes, three of which were Top-5s, including a runner-up at the … Continue reading Top 5 at Bristol Shows Improvement and Record For Wallace
With one more sleep before the Cup Series takes on the Lady in Black. The Southern 500 is the last Crown Jewel on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule and the last race before the Playoffs. We will not only solidify the full 16 driver field, but also crown a Regular Season Champion. Saturday afternoon, Bubba Wallace scored his second Pole of the season with Rookie … Continue reading Full Southern 500 Starting Lineup
Tyler Reddick won for the 7th time in his NASCAR Cup Series career at the Michigan International Speedway after a rain-delayed Sunday race was pushed to Monday. No major Playoff spoilers came from Reddick’s victory, as this is his second of the season. But the mid-race incident with the 5 of Larson played its hand as Bubble drivers such as Buescher, Wallace, and others were … Continue reading Reddick Wins in Double Overtime. Full Michigan Finishing Order
We were plagued with rain all weekend long in the Irish Hills of Michigan, and sadly, we were rained out of Sunday’s FireKeepers 400 after just 48 laps. We will restart the race today at 11AM ET. So far, Kyle Larson has led 34 of those laps, Ryan Blaney led 6 on his way to winning Stage 1 and Bubba Wallace led 5. When we … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Michigan Monday Restart Lineup
Everything you wanted to know following the NASCAR Cup Series 2024 All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Joey Logano won his second All-Star event driving the No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford for Team Penske. He led 199 of the 200 laps. The Open earlier in the afternoon saw Ty Gibbs dominate all 100 laps with Bubba Wallace running just behind in second. They locked themselves into … Continue reading That’s a Wrap: All-Star Weekend
Over the last decade, we, as NASCAR fans, have noticed a change in drivers’ career longevity. Gone are the days of drivers racing for 20 to 30 years. In the 2010s and the 2020s, drivers careers seem to be shrinking. Gone are the days of talent reigning supreme, and now we sit in an era of “who you know” and not what you can do. … Continue reading 5 NASCAR Drivers You Will Be Seeing For A Long Time To Come
Sunday afternoon’s race at Texas Motor Speedway was one of the more entertaining at the track in recent years. Drivers and teams had several great runs, so let’s dive into some of those. Hooters Returns to Victory Lane Not since the first Pocono race of 1992 has the Hooters brand been the primary sponsor of a winning race car. That changed yesterday when Hendrick Motorsports … Continue reading Great Stories From Texas
