NASCAR drivers spend nine months of the year running door-to-door with some of the best competition in the world. It can be rare to find a friend, let alone having one become your best friend in life. That’s what Matt Mills and Vinnie Miller have formed. The duo currently races at BJ McLeod Motorsports, and …
One of the biggest moves over the NASCAR Xfinity Series offseason was Noah Gragson joining JR Motorsports in the No. 9 Chevrolet, a car which won the last two series championships. But yet the 20-year-old doesn’t feel pressure. Gragson is coming off two full-time seasons in the Gander Outdoors Truck Series driving for Kyle Busch …
Read moreEyes On Xfinity: Noah Gragson Feeling No Pressure at JR Motorsports, Looking To Mature
It’s rare for a NASCAR driver to attend and graduate college, but that’s exactly what Brandon Brown did in December. Now, he’s putting his marketing degree to use for his family-run NASCAR Xfinity Series operation, Brandonbilt Motorsports. Joining the likes of current NASCAR drivers Ryan Newman and William Byron (currently enrolled at Liberty University) who …
Read moreEyes on Xfinity: Brandon Brown Putting Marketing Degree to Use in NASCAR
Austin Cindric was a jack of all trades in 2018, working with both Team Penske and Roush Fenway Racing. Now, he’s happy to have just one priority: that being to chase a NASCAR Xfinity Series championship with the No. 22 team at Penske. Cindric, 20, recorded seven top-five and 13 top-10 finishes in his rookie …
Read moreEyes on Xfinity: Austin Cindric Excited To Work With Same Team For Duration of 2019
Kaulig Racing is in its fourth year of existence, and the organization is still looking for its first career victory. Justin Haley hopes to be the driver to bring it to them in 2019. Haley, 19, has spent the majority of the past two seasons (2017 and 2018) in the Gander Outdoors Truck Series. Last …
Read moreEyes on Xfinity: Justin Haley Looks to Deliver Kaulig Racing 1st Victory
In 2017, Brandon Jones struggled all season long while driving for Richard Childress Racing, failing to reach the postseason. The Georgia native needed a change. That change came in 2018 when he moved to a new company and manufacturer and started working with new people at Joe Gibbs Racing. That same change led to Jones …
Read moreEyes on Xfinity: Brandon Jones Regaining Confidence with Joe Gibbs Racing
Since Jeffrey Earnhardt‘s NASCAR career began in 2009, he’s driven low-budget equipment. That’s not the case this year, and he knows it. In mid-November, Earnhardt announced he and sponsors Xtreme Concepts and iK9 would join Joe Gibbs Racing for nine Xfinity Series races driving the No. 18 ride – the same one Kyle Busch has …
Read moreEyes on Xfinity: Jeffrey Earnhardt Expects Wins In Joe Gibbs Racing Opportunity
After winning the NASCAR Xfinity Series regular season championship in 2018, Justin Allgaier was atop most people’s radars for the season-ending driver’s title. Then, the playoffs came. Allgaier, 32, won five races during the regular season, all coming in a span of 16 races. The No. 7 team entered the playoffs red hot, almost a …
Read moreEyes on Xfinity: Justin Allgaier Putting 2018 in Rear View, Focused on Winning in 2019
After a 13-week hiatus, the NASCAR Xfinity Series is set to take the high banks of Daytona International Speedway this Saturday (Feb. 16). Though it is the biggest race of the season, Daytona doesn’t give a fair prospective on how the season will turn out as a whole. You could argue that wasn’t the case …
The XFINITY series has raced 32 times this season and just four drivers remain in contention for the championship. In a peculiar happenstance, the win woulds all be their first series title. The four drivers making up this year’s Championship 4 are Christopher Bell, Cole Custer, Daniel Hemric and Tyler Reddick. A pair of rookies …
