Dale Earnhardt, Jr. retired from full-time racing at the end of 2017, with 17 years and 631 races under his belt as a NASCAR Cup Series driver. But even if he spends more time podcasting and commentating than turning a wheel these days, Junior’s driving streak is still going strong:Continue Reading
Chris Buescher spoiled the playoff party by winning at Watkins Glen, but he was far from the only one stealing valuable points away from the title contenders. There’s also Ross Chastain, who led half the race and won the second stage. In the end, only one playoff driver finished insideContinue Reading
In 2009, Parker Kligerman burst onto the NASCAR scene as the next big thing. He was a 19-year-old development driver for powerhouse team Penske Racing and a competitor in the ARCA Series, a developmental step on the NASCAR ladder. He won nine of 21 ARCA starts in his rookie year,Continue Reading
In this episode of Behind the Visor, Parker Kligerman talks about wrapping his head around life after racing (given he recently announced his retirement from full-time driving as he winds down a 15-year career). The Xfinity driver also gets into how his career evolved from rookie phenom to a careerContinue Reading
With the end of Stewart-Haas Racing drawing near, no one expected the four-car team to have a car in the playoff fight. And then Chase Briscoe pulled off an impressive upset in the regular season finale, winning the coveted Southern 500. It completely changed the outlook within the organization andContinue Reading
Austin Cindric dives into his postseason positioning following Watkins Glen International and the importance of remaining focused heading into the Round of 16 elimination race at Bristol Motor Speedway. SourceContinue Reading
Carson Hocevar recaps his day at Watkins Glen International and comments on his first career top-five finish in NASCAR’s premier series. SourceContinue Reading
In the closing laps, Martin Truex Jr. was running just inside the top-ten and one point above the cut-line when he was shoved out of line, four-wide — dropping him down the running order. On the following restart, he was among those collected in a pile-up entering the esses, forcing him toContinue Reading
Shane van Gisbergen made a three-wide pass for the lead on the final overtime restart and was doing well to keep Chris Buescher at bay as the field made their way around the 2.45-mile road course for the final lap.But to the shock of Buescher and everyone watching, the road-racingContinue Reading
Shane van Gisbergen explains his view of the final lap at Watkins Glen that led to Chris Buescher taking the win in an all-time finish. SourceContinue Reading