When NASCAR dropped the entry list to the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Rockingham last week, we were all in for a bit of a surprise. A little (*) sat next to the No. 25 AM Racing Ford entry for Nick Sanchez. “Withdrawn”. No explanation has been given since, and now the team is flat out missing from the Bristol entry list. Again, there … Continue reading Nick Sanchez and AM Racing Set to Miss Second Race in a Row
With Easter coming up this Sunday, the Cup guys are on vacation, but the O’Reilly AP Series and Craftsman Truck Series are in full early-season swing. Heading back to the Rock for the second time since 2013, we will get a show. The OAPS will feature the Dash 4 Cash qualifier and some big names. A big story, one driver and car are missing. The … Continue reading Big Money, Big Stakes: NASCAR Returns to Rockingham This Weekend
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
Second-generation racer Layne Riggs goes back-to-back, winning both Milwaukee and now Bristol. With Layne missing the 2024 Playoffs, neither of his wins lock anyone into the next round, leaving no true Playoff implications. Three drivers locked themselves into the Round of 8 of the Craftsman Truck Series Playoffs. Corey Heim, Christian Eckes, and Nick Sanchez are locked in with points. Place Driver Playoff Points +/- … Continue reading Craftsman Truck Series Playoff Standings Post Bristol
After leading 70 laps in last night’s Clean Harbors 250, Ty Majeski goes back-to-back for the first time in his career. His win at Richmond was his second win of the season, so him being locked into the Playoffs prior meant no implications. Tanner Gray and Daniel Dye entered Richmond separated by only 5 points with Daniel on the outside looking in. In the end, … Continue reading Your 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoff Roster
