Carson Hocevar has proven to be a polarizing figure to a degree that the sport hasn’t seen in years, if not decades. On Saturday Night at Bristol, it boiled over. Hocevar was battling Ryan Blaney for 2nd place with about 45 laps to go when Hocevar pulled a crossover to get to Blaney’s inside. Blaney proceeded to block Hocevar. The problem was that he wasn’t … Continue reading Opinion: Want To Stop Carson Hocevar? Take Your Shot
After the 2017 season, Hendrick Motorsports made a visual change to the last of their yellow-numbered race cars. Gone were the days of the iconic Neon Yellow numbers that adorned the No. 24 and ended with the No. 48 cars for years and blended with the rest of the team; white numbers took their place. Such an Iconic color in NASCAR only ever came back … Continue reading Hendrick Motorsports Returns to Neon for 2027
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
Welcome to the third installment of ‘Bold Predictions’. If you’re new, this is a series where I present a certain number of, admittedly, far-fetched ideas. Before getting into it, I think it’s important to clarify that this is not a list of things I think will definitely happen, but rather a fun exercise to predict some of the more unexpected things that could happen. So … Continue reading 26 Bold Predictions For the 2026 NASCAR Season
If you’re like the vast, vocal majority, you haven’t been thrilled with NASCAR as of late. Questionable officiating and a championship format that aged like warm milk in the Sahara. But NASCAR has been making some serious changes for the 2026 season. NASCAR has changed the car, added more power, and made some non-visual changes. Their Commissioner has gone, and now the big one. The … Continue reading Introducing the New NASCAR Championship Format
By: Andy DeLay, Staff Writer If you’ve been following the breadcrumbs of this NASCAR Silly Season as closely as I have, this news probably didn’t knock you out of your recliner. Still, that doesn’t make it any less significant for the 2026 Truck Series championship picture. Front Row Motorsports (FRM) officially confirmed what we’ve suspected since November: Chandler Smith is staying put. He will pilot … Continue reading Run It Back: Chandler Smith Returns to Front Row Motorsports #38 Truck for the 2026 Title Hunt
When seeing the larger than life figures who make up the top of any sport like NASCAR, there’s an assumption that Xfinity Series owner-driver Jeremy Clements. A driver and team, I’m sure most fans think of or regard very highly because he isn’t the type to get on TV very often. Jeremy Clements incredible story! His incredible story is not very talked about by anybody. … Continue reading Jeremy Clements Racing – The Resilient Team that Can
The official 2026 NASCAR Cup Series broadcast schedule has dropped. Among the things we have learned from the schedule drop is that NBC has not changed the branding behind its 10 cable broadcasts on USA; they will now be known as USA Sports. Image Credit: Patrick Vallely DATE TIME NETWORK TRACK FEB. 1 8 PM FOX BOWMAN GRAY – CLASH FEB. 12 7 PM FS1 … Continue reading The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Broadcast Schedule
As we end the 2025 NASCAR season, it’s easy to forget that Kaz Grala, who was in the thick of things last year, watched most of it all unfold from somewhere in LMC’s HQ. For 2025, Kaz Grala accepted a role as LMC’s simulation driver, and it’s far from the promising start he had. This Betrays the Promising Start His Career Had and the Talent … Continue reading A Strangely Memorable Driver, Kaz Grala, What Happened To Him In 2025?
Imagine if you will, the Super Bowl has ended, the teams make it to the field with the media, and just after they interview the Quarterback, “Welcome to your local news.” Well, that’s what NASCAR fans received last night following the Championship race at Phoenix. NASCAR fans have been treated like the redheaded stepchild by NASCAR’s broadcast partners for the past few years, from goofy … Continue reading Opinion: NASCAR Needs to Step in with Broadcast Partners
