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​A Yank in the Land of Oz: Austin Cindric Survives the Adelaide Street Fight

By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer You have to respect a driver anytime they step out of their comfort zone. In an era where contracts are locked tight and drivers are wrapped in cotton wool, seeing a NASCAR Cup Series driver trade his Sunday comforts for a bruising street fight at the bottom of the world warms this old man’s heart. ​That’s exactly what Austin Cindric … Continue reading ​A Yank in the Land of Oz: Austin Cindric Survives the Adelaide Street Fight

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TECHNICAL DEEP DIVE: Why Cindric’s Aussie Supercar Run is More Than Just PR

By: Andy DeLay, Seriously Fast Motorsports When Team Penske’s Austin Cindric turned his first laps in the No. 5 Tickford Racing Ford Mustang at Sandown Raceway this week, it wasn’t just a photo op. It was a collision of two technical worlds that look identical on the surface but behave radically differently on the asphalt. You know the story: The NASCAR Cup Series “Next Gen” … Continue reading TECHNICAL DEEP DIVE: Why Cindric’s Aussie Supercar Run is More Than Just PR

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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

The Aussie V8 Invasion: NASCAR’s Latest Surge In International Talent

If you’ve been a NASCAR fan for a while, you are probably familiar with the ‘Open Wheel Invasion’ of the late 2000’s. If not, or you don’t remember, allow me to enlighten you a little bit. The ‘Open Wheel Invasion’ was a movement that began in 2006 when a small number of open wheel drivers from both INDYCAR and Formula 1 ran some NASCAR races … Continue reading The Aussie V8 Invasion: NASCAR’s Latest Surge In International Talent

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Two Ideas for A New, Fourth NASCAR Touring Series

There’s no question NASCAR has been behind the times in terms of tech compared to other global motorsport brands, which have been for decades. To some, that’s the charm of it. That old school man and machine, raw horsepower with the simplest tech possible running on ovals with a few road courses sprinkled in. Well, fast forward 75 years since its formation and 70 years … Continue reading Two Ideas for A New, Fourth NASCAR Touring Series

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