This past weekend marked the first time in many, many years that the NASCAR Cup Series would make its only trip to the Richmond Raceway. Here are the winners and losers from the 2025 Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway! Winners Austin Dillon Obviously, Austin Dillon would break a 37-race winless streak and score redemption for his lost 2024 Playoff spot from 2024! Austin is … Continue reading Winners and Losers from Richmond
In what was another clinic by the Kiwi, Shane van Gisbergen would go on to win his fifth career Cup Series victory and the fourth of the 2025 season. Four makes Shane the winningest rookie in Cup Series history and also ties him for second most road course wins in a row, tied with Chase Elliott. Jeff Gordon’s record sits at five in a row. … Continue reading SVG Scores Win No 4 at the Glen
The Return of an Icon Dale Earnhardt Jr. Returned an American Icon to the race track in 2024 bringing his iconic Bud #8 to Florence McLaren’s First Title Since 2008 McLaren F1 team’s history of F1 is long and Iconic. The historic Papaya color returned to the team in 2018 and in 2024 finally returned to the forefront as Constructors World Champions, their first world … Continue reading The Biggest Racing Moments of 2024
With Chris Buescher missing the 2024 Cup Series Playoffs, his win makes no difference to the Playoffs exiting the Glen. However, some drivers had good and bad days of course. Good Days Bad Days Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images Place Driver +/- Cutline 1 Joey Logano WIN 2 Christopher Bell +46 3 Austin Cindric +43 4 Alex Bowman +41 5 Daniel Suarez +36 6 Tyler … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings: Watkins Glen
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 all know the incredible 200 number for the King, Richard Petty. Everyone does. But did you know that number has since been passed? Winning is huge in motorsports, and since 2014 with the introduction of the Playoff format has never been more important. Today we are going to look at not just Cup Series wins, but combined wins from all three of NASCAR’s major … Continue reading Winning – The Winningest Active Drivers in NASCAR
With the 2024 Daytona 500 only 34 days away as we type this, we got our staff together and asked 2 simple questions. Who’s your Daytona 500 pick? Who’s your Daytona 500 dark horse pick? (No, not just Ford Performance drivers. Get it???) Photographers Dylan A. – Dylan’s Daytona 500 winner is none other than King Kyle himself, Kyle Busch. Busch really only has 1 … Continue reading 2024 Daytona 500 Staff Picks
It’s obvious to anyone who paid attention in 2023 that Ford Performance did not light the world on fire in any of the 3 NASCAR Series. What they did do, was capitalize on the format. So let’s take a look at the first NASCAR Championship sweep season in Ford Performance history Craftsman Truck Series- 6 wins Zane Smith, defending Craftsman Truck Series champion started off … Continue reading Ford Performance’s Historic 3 Title Season
Dead On Tools 250 Saturday, October 28 @ 3:30PM The NASCAR Xfinity Series arrives at the Paperclip, Martinsville Speedway, this weekend. Eight will become Four as this weekend’s race is the cutoff for both the Xfinity and Cup Series. Sam Mayer locked himself into the Championship 4 after a very impressive win in Homestead-Miami. In the points: As previously mentioned, Mayer is already locked in. … Continue reading Martinsville Weekend Preview
The NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are now 6 races and 2 cutoffs in. Let’s take a look at the Round of 8 Drivers. The NASCAR Cup Series Round of 12 is over, the round that some say is the most treacherous in the Playoffs. Some drivers such as Hamlin and Byron excelled and some such as Busch and Chastain saw must win situations. Lets take … Continue reading And Then There Were 8
