Tag: Xfinity Series

ARCA Menards Series, Cup Series, Dirt Racing, Local Racing, NASCAR, Uncategorized

The Future of Dirt Racing in NASCAR: The Springfield Mile

Dirt Racing is a touchy subject within the NASCAR fandom. Many fans (myself included) desperately want Dirt Racing to find its place within the sport. Meanwhile, there is a whole other contingent of fans who loathe the idea of Dirt Racing in NASCAR. NASCAR has already experimented with Dirt Racing over the past dozen years or so. The Craftsman Truck Series went to Eldora Speedway … Continue reading The Future of Dirt Racing in NASCAR: The Springfield Mile

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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, IMSA, IndyCar, NASCAR, Uncategorized, Xfinity Series

What Would Auto Racing in the Olympics Look Like?

At the time of writing, it is the beginning of the final weekend of the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad. One thought that has been on my mind throughout these Olympic Games is Auto Racing and how it could possibly fit within the Games. Now Auto Racing was up for admission into the Olympic Games as recently as last year, but the IOC struck it … Continue reading What Would Auto Racing in the Olympics Look Like?

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NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Who Are The Most Popular NASCAR Xfinity Series Drivers?

Each year, NASCAR has a fan vote on the most popular driver for each of its three main touring series. This fan vote is a little off and let me tell you why. Fans can go online and vote each day for their driver(s), so fans who are a bit more devoted can make a big difference in an otherwise close vote. We live in … Continue reading Who Are The Most Popular NASCAR Xfinity Series Drivers?

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NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Xfinity Series Playoff Standings Leaving Indy

Stewart-Haas Racing driver Riley Herbst scored his second career Xfinity Series victory at Saturday’s Xfinity Series race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval. This win locks him into the 2024 Playoffs. Coming into Indy, Herbst held a substantial points cushion over the cutline but the win locks him in. Sammy Smith and Anthony Alfredo both saw the worst side of Indy after both were involved … Continue reading Xfinity Series Playoff Standings Leaving Indy

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Uncategorized, Xfinity Series

Indianapolis: Brickyard 400 Weekend Preview

Ryan Blaney came out on top for his second win at Pocono, but NASCAR is now moving on to Circle City and the Brickyard; Indianapolis Motor Speedway. TSport 200 Friday, July 19 @ 8:30PM EST Brownsburg, Indiana 200 Laps/137.2 Miles Corey Heim was unstoppable yet again in Pocono, leading 55 of 70 laps en route to his series leading 5th Win of the season Most … Continue reading Indianapolis: Brickyard 400 Weekend Preview

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Pocono: The Great American Getaway 400 Weekend Preview

NASCAR heads North to Pocono Raceway in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania, after an unpredictable and exciting weekend on the streets of Chicago. CRC Brakleen 175 Friday, July 12 @ 5:30PM EST Long Pond, Pennsylvania 70 Laps/175 Miles The Craftsman Truck Series is back in action this week at Pocono Raceway. Last month in Nashville, Christian Eckes led wire to wire. Eckes started 3rd, … Continue reading Pocono: The Great American Getaway 400 Weekend Preview

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

The Winningest Families in NASCAR’s History

When you think “families” in NASCAR, you probably think Petty, Earnhardt, Allison or Elliott. Well, there is good reason those names come to mind. But what other names? Blaney? Wallace? Burton? Busch? Let’s take a look at the racing families of NASCAR. While we do, we look at total wins in the sport, not one series, not championships… Wins. (Header Image- Robert Laberge/Getty Images) Andretti … Continue reading The Winningest Families in NASCAR’s History

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Uncategorized, Xfinity Series

A Rainy Evening In Chicago: How Historic Rains Created One Of NASCAR’s Greatest Days

NASCAR will be taking to the streets of Chicago for the 2nd time. We are all very excited and curious to see what is going to happen this weekend. But before we go racing on Sunday, it’s necessary to understand and remember why last year’s race was so important. It came through years of research and design and the mark that the race left on … Continue reading A Rainy Evening In Chicago: How Historic Rains Created One Of NASCAR’s Greatest Days

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Chicago: Grant Park 165 Weekend Preview

NASCAR will be returning to Chicago and the Shores of Lake Michigan after an extremely hot and chaotic weekend in Nashville. The Loop 110 Saturday, July 6 @ 3:30PM EST Chicago, Illinois 50 Laps/110 Miles John Hunter Nemechek was dominant on his way to victory in a mostly uneventful race in Nashville. The big story however, was the heat. Even at 5:00PM EST, when the … Continue reading Chicago: Grant Park 165 Weekend Preview

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NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Logano to Replace Deegan for the Xfinity Chicago Race

Fresh off his first victory of the 2024 Cup Series season, Joey Logano will be hopping into the AM Racing Xfinity Series No. 15 Mustang. Joey has 30 career victories in the Xfinity Series with his most recent dating all the way back to 2018. Joey hasn’t run in the series since 2019. At Chicago, Logano will take the reigns of the 15 Mustang over … Continue reading Logano to Replace Deegan for the Xfinity Chicago Race

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