Dominance has taken many forms in the history of auto racing. NASCAR, of course, is no different. Jeff Gordon won 13 races in 1998; Richard Petty did the same in 1975. Gordon won 12 times in 1997. Petty won 27 times in 1967. Kyle Larson won 10 times in 2021. Jimmie Johnson won five championships in a row. Dominance can be seen in spots gained … Continue reading Addressing Fan’s Concerns: 23XI Racing’s Dominance
Winning in the NASCAR Cup Series has never been harder than it is today; meanwhile, more and more drivers are finding their way to Victory Lane. It is harder to dominate the series than at nearly any point in the sport’s history, and despite some fans arguing otherwise, there is truly massive parity today. Since the introduction of the Next Gen car in 2022, the … Continue reading Only 11 Cup Drivers Have Never Won – 3 Are Knocking on the Door
JRM has long been the pinnacle of excellence in the Xfinity Series, especially now heading into Bristol with a streak of winning 7 out of the last eight races. However, there’s always trouble in paradise, and in 2020, the issue was particularly severe. When teammates Noah Gragson and Justin Allgaier collided while battling for the win. Here’s the inside on why and when it happened … Continue reading Throwback: The Forgotten JRM Bristol Incident: “It’s Bristol, Baby!”
If NASCAR wins the Monopoly lawsuit between themselves and 23XI Racing/Front Row Motorsports, there will be six full-time Cup Drivers in free agency. So, let’s speculate. Obviously, each and every one of these drivers would be a prime candidate for a new team if they were to purchase these charters, but where do they end up if an existing team were to jump at them? … Continue reading Most Likely Drivers Landing Places if NASCAR Wins the Monopoly Lawsuit
The All-Star Open did not disappoint, beating and banging with a bit of drama sprinkled in. Carson Hocevar would go on from contact with his teammate early in the race to score his first NASCAR Cup Series win by winning the All-Star Open with Legacy Motor Club’s John Hunter Nemechek getting the Runner-up spot. The 23rd starting spot would go to Noah Gragson who won … Continue reading 2025 NASCAR All-Star Starting Lineup
Biggest Winner- COTA’s Reconfiguration and the Fans That was one of the best races I’ve seen. COTA’s reconfiguration is here to stay. The track’s contract is up at the end of 2025. After that performance, it’s going to stay on the schedule. It would be upsetting to see it leave. Biggest Loser- Kyle Larson Kyle Larson is today’s biggest loser. He started in the top … Continue reading Winners, Losers, and the Driver of the Day from COTA
Winning means everything in NASCAR. For the fans, the teams and the drivers. The 2024 season was arguably one of the best seasons in recent memory for us fans. For young drivers looking for their first win, it only mattered to one, Harrison Burton held off one of the best to ever do it at Daytona in the Summertime heat to score his first career … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Drivers Who Can Score Their First Win in 2025
Noah Gragson was signed to the Front Row Motorsports Cup program before the end of the 2024 season with his number, crew chief and support to be announced later. Thanks to some teasing by Noah himself, we made it public that Noah would take over a No. 4 entry for the 2025 season not long after. Well Friday morning, Front Row Motorsports has confirmed. Noah … Continue reading Noah Gragson to Field the No. 4 For Front Row in 2025
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
Rette Jones Racing announced Tuesday afternoon that it would make the jump from the Arca Menards Series to the NASCAR Xfinity Series with Stewart-Haas Racing Cup Series driver Noah Gragson. The team will have an alliance with Stewart-Haas Racing and will make its first start at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Other confirmed tracks are Nashville Superspeedway, Michigan, and Darlington. Gragson, a 13-time winner in the series, … Continue reading Rette Jones Racing to make select starts in the Xfinity Series with Noah Gragson
