Zane Smith Benefits From Late Contact, Wins XPEL 225 at COTA
Zane Smith took advantage of a stack-up in turn 11 on a late restart to move up from fourth to first before pulling away to win the Xpel 225.
Zane Smith took advantage of a stack-up in turn 11 on a late restart to move up from fourth to first before pulling away to win the Xpel 225.
Parker Kligerman joins the Xfinity ranks, while Alex Bowman enters the Truck event.
1. Sure hope no one wrote off Chase Briscoe after his rookie season Chase Briscoe had what you could politely call a nondescript rookie NASCAR Cup Series season in 2021. In his first full-time campaign in the No. 14 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford, Briscoe recorded only three top-10 finishes — all on road courses, where he …
The question is whether the NextGen car would work on shorter tracks. The answer appears to be, sure, why not?
If fans love a first-time winner and a blue-collar driver who came through the ranks the hard way, they should be ecstatic about Sunday’s Ruoff Mortgage 500.
On this weekend’s Best Seat at the Track, Jared Haas is joined by Frontstretch’s managing editor Kevin Rutherford to preview the Ruoff Mortgage 500k (March 13) at Phoenix Raceway. Last week at Las Vegas, Alex Bowman only changed two tires and won the race. Our Frontstretch reporters try to put themselves on top of the …
What drivers could benefit from a solid conclusion to NASCAR’s final West Coast swing race at Phoenix?
Las Vegas Cup Series winner Alex Bowman hops on the podcast this week.
Did You Notice? … Alex Bowman’s sixth victory since 2020 with Hendrick Motorsports has William Byron a clear fourth in the pecking order at this powerhouse organization? With Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson on the team, the last two NASCAR Cup Series champions, it’s left the fifth-year driver a half-step further behind. A sluggish start to …
NASCAR’s west coast swing carried onto Las Vegas Motor Speedway this past weekend, giving us a few high-pressure moments and some daring gambles in both events.
We live in a weird world. No more than five years ago, Alex Bowman‘s racing claim to fame in NASCAR was this: climbing from a Tommy Baldwin Racing car at New Hampshire in 2015 as its right-side tire caught fire and sent the car up in flames. That was it. Aside from two Xfinity Series …
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