Friday Faceoff: Does a Caution-Free Final Stage Affect a Race’s Quality?
The final stage during the Cup race was without a caution. Is that a problem?
Aaron Bearden
Can Constant Change in Sports Go Too Far?
Change is abundant in sports: F1 has sprint races; IndyCar’s adjusted its Indy 500 qualifying format; NASCAR has undergone multiple changes. How much change is too much?
Friday Faceoff: Has William Byron Elevated Himself to Championship Contender?
With William Byron’s recent surge of good finishes, is he a favorite to compete for the Cup title?
Friday Faceoff: Is Aric Almirola a Title Contender?
After all, he’s the only driver with two top 10s this season.
Friday Faceoff: What to Do About Next Gen Wheels?
Also: is Austin Cindric a championship contender? And what about the Jeremy Clements vs. Drew Dollar spat?
NASCAR’s Stars Have a Council Again — Will It Work?
But why now? What will it accomplish?Â
End of an Era Awaits Team Penske & Brad Keselowski
This Sunday (Nov. 7) at Phoenix Raceway, all eyes will be focused on the Championship 4, a final quartet of title-contending NASCAR Cup Series stars with a chance to secure the sport’s biggest prize. Brad Keselowski won’t be one of them, which means his lengthy tenure at Team Penske will come to a quiet end …
Contenders Set to Emerge in NASCAR’s Round of 8
Just past the halfway point of the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, the focus of the postseason is finally shifting. The first two rounds are all about who falls out. Now comes the time to focus on those who managed to advance. It’s a mixture of drivers you would expect and a few who might …
Contenders? Pretenders? Too Early to Tell in NASCAR Cup Playoffs
If you checked the storylines leaving Sunday’s (Sept. 5) Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway, you likely saw a smattering of NASCAR Cup Series playoff storylines and subsequent questions. Are Kyle Busch, William Byron and others in jeopardy of falling by the wayside early on after their expedited exits in the postseason opener? What about Denny …
Nashville Showed IndyCar Promise. Let’s Give It Another Go
The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix was an eye-catching, cringy, chaotic spectacle of a race weekend. It wasn’t always pretty, but it’s worth trying again next year. Let’s start this by acknowledging the elephant in the room — that race was legitimately hard to watch early on. Excitement turned to trepidation, which then gave …