NASCAR Nationwide Series rookie contender, Chase Elliott, continues to impress at Charlotte Motor Speedway for this weekend’s History 300. Elliott, who drives the No. 9 NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet for JR Motorsports, turned in a lap of 178.330 mph to lead final practice for the Nationwide Series on Thursday.
Sports fans love to complain. There is nothing wrong with that. It is just the way it is. They will complain about the direction of their favorite team, the calls made by officials and even of rival fan bases. There is nothing more scrutinized by fans, however, than the way sporting events are covered.
There was a day when you'd head to Charlotte Motor Speedway and automatically, Jimmie Johnson's name would come to mind as the winner. That still happens, but not as much as it did in the first half of Johnson's career. The time in his career where he won five straight races and seemed as though he could do no wrong on the 1.5 mile oval located in NASCAR's hub.
While everybody is focused on when Jimmie Johnson will score his first victory of the season to attempt to lock himself in the 2014 Chase for the Championship, Johnson is showing speed on the track as he won the Coors Light Pole Award for the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame nominations usually make me yawn. Year after year, mostly because of the Hall’s policy of only naming a few to the Hall and the fact that it includes drivers, owners, mechanics, and the front office people, it seems that those truly deserving of getting in the Hall aren’t accepted.
For the second straight season in a row, Jeff Lapcevich has come up short at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park in securing the victory as he would finish second behind J.R. Fitzpatrick after a thrilling battle to the checkered flag.
On Wednesday, it was officially announced that Bill Elliott will be one of the five inductees into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in January. Elliott joins Fred Lorenzen, Wendell Scott, Joe Weatherly and Rex White as part of the 2015 class.
For the 50th consecutive season, ABC will broadcast the Indianapolis 500-mile Race, marking a milestone for the network.
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NASCAR's rule change on a yearly basis, and sometimes rules change in-season. Below are eight ideas that would bring value and entertainment to NASCAR.
The Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals is always a special race for six-time Pro Stock world champion Greg Anderson and this year’s trip to Summit Motorsports Park gives him a chance to add two more trophies to his extensive collection
