BKR’s recent closure seemed to shock many people, but it really shouldn’t. The cost to run a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team is astonishing, even with sponsors and factory support. At the end of this season, the Truck Series will have lost at least four trucks out of its ideal 32-truck field, after Red… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi Cup Series Busch Finally Wins at Pocono Kyle Busch captured his first win of 2017 and his first career Cup win at Pocono Raceway Sunday afternoon in the Overton’s 400. With the victory, Busch snapped a 36-race winless streak and locked himself into the 2017 playoffs. Busch led 74 of the race’s… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi Cup Series Blaney Looks for Pocono Sweep Ryan Blaney captured his first career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory in the Cup Series’ June event at Pocono Raceway. Now Blaney looks for the Pocono sweep, a feat accomplished by seven drivers, including Denny Hamlin (2006), Dale Earnhardt Jr. (2014), and Jimmie Johnson… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi Cup Kahne Breaks Nearly Three-Year Winless Streak Kasey Kahne had the restart of his life in the second attempt at overtime late Sunday afternoon to win the Brickyard 400 after getting to the front of the field using pit strategy. He battled Brad Keselowski throughout the final fifteen laps and was able… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi Cup Series Truex Sweeps Stages; Takes Third Win of 2017 Martin Truex Jr. dominated in Saturday night’s Quaker State 400, leading 152 of the race’s 274 laps and winning all three stages. While Truex’s car took time to get up to speed at the beginning of runs, he would catch the leader… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi Despite a thriller of a race at Kentucky Speedway Thursday night, a shadow has begun to envelop the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series garage. After the demise of Red Horse Racing in late May due to a lack of sponsorship, the series has struggled to fill fields. Before the Red Horse shut… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi Cup Series Keselowski Tries for Fourth Win in Bluegrass State Brad Keselowski is set to attack Kentucky Speedway in an effort to capture his fourth career win at the track. Keselowski has won half of the Cup Series events at Kentucky, with three victories in six races. He has only finished outside… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi @ajetdryer on Twitter Atlanta was set to be a Cup driver show, with Kyle Busch, Austin Dillon, and Chase Elliott all entered, but series regular Christopher Bell started on pole, with teammate and boss Kyle Busch beside. Busch, even with all his experience and confidence coming off of his Xfinity Series win… Continue Reading »
By Matteo Marcheschi @ajetdryer on Twitter February 26, 2017 Grala Earns First Truck Series Victory in Chaotic Finish The Nascar Camping World Truck Series race at Daytona was bound to be crazy. Young guns driving at a restrictor plate track as their first laps of the season was a recipe for disaster, and a disaster… Continue Reading »
Sept. 4, 2016 By Lee Bailie NASCAR Wire Service Bowmanville, Ontario, CANADA – In what has quickly become tradition for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series when it races north of the border, the Chevrolet Silverado 250 produced yet another wild and memorable finish. This time around at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, John Hunter Nemechek… Continue Reading »
