NASCAR

Going into Saturday nights race in Richmond, there were some teams trying to pull of a miracle win to get into the chase and some trying to not falter and hold on to their spots. As the race progressed, things got heated and as those things usually go, Tony Stewart was in the middle of it...

Carl Edwards is the defending race winner at Richmond, but this is the last regular season race before the chase for the champion begins. With 4 spots yet to be secured, will someone surprise the field and secure their place with a win? Any driver in the top 30 in points can get in the chase with a win, including the #5 of Kasey Kahne, the #16 of Greg Biffle, and even the #10 of Danica Patrick...

The throwback race at Darlington had everything. Cool paint schemes, a Brady singing, and some old school racing(Tony Stewart). Kevin Harvick dominated most of the race and led 214 of the 367 laps. He seemed on his way to the victory until the pit road gremlins hit the #4 team again...

I am totally geeked out over this years throwback race at Darlington! LOVE the old paint jobs on the cars! If you haven't seen the previews on Nascar.com, check them out here. Everyone is involved in the fun including pit crews, track officials, and what would a throwback race be without Greg Brady(Barry Williams) singing the National Anthem...

It came down to a couple of good drivers unfamiliar with victory lane. That's the best summary of Sundays hard fought race at Michigan. As the laps wore down, the # 42 Chevy of Kyle Larson held the lead. Not surprising considering he has been the best driver in 2016 that has been unable to seal the deal and get the win...

It is a fact that the # 22 of Joey Lagano has run well at Michigan. He dominated the race in June, leading 138 of the 200 laps. He also has finished in the top 10 in his last 7 races at Michigan AND the Penske team has done well with the downforce package the cars will be running this week...

So the plan was to hold this years night race at the Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday night. The weather said "NO!" The race was postponed late Saturday night after only 48 laps due to rain and rescheduled for 1pm on Sunday. Oh Yea...

There is a lot going on this week at Bristol. With time running out to make the chase, you can count on tempers and aggressive driving to be at an increased level. First, lets look at the race itself. The #22 Ford of Joey Logano winning the last 2 night races at Bristol, he can't be overlooked, but a three-peat at this race is a rare feat...

It was a typical hard fought race at the Glen on Sunday. Denny Hamlin brought the # 11 FedEx Toyota home for the victory, but not without some tough racing. Hamlin led the final 10 laps with Martin Truex Jr. in his tracks. Exiting turn 7 on the final lap, Truex had contact with the #2 of Brad Keslowski that left him spinning and out of contention for the win...

Pocono This weeks race is under the threat of rain, but who cares? Lets talk Pocono!!! They say that the Brickyard 400 at Indy and Pocono run as similar race tracks. That means that the Joe Gibbs Toyotas should do well once agian. The #11 of Denny Hamlin is at the top of that list because he is not only solid at this race, but also due to catch some of the breaks that have alluded this team for a

On a day that saw temperatures at the track in the 90s and in car temps near 114, no one had a handle on the slick track better than the #18 Toyota of Kyle Busch. He led 149 of the 170 laps and was only challenged late during the many re-starts, two of which were in overtime...

The big story of this weeks race at Indy is of course Jeff Gordon taking the wheel of the # 88 Hendrick Chevy for an ailing Dale Earnhardt Jr. Junior is still suffering from concussion symptoms and will be out at least this week and the following week for the race at Pocono...