While it marked the first time in four years that the OSCAAR Super Late Models had raced at Barrie Speedway, it also marked the first time ever that Jesse Kennedy found feature victory lane.
In the second ever event for the OSCAAR Modifieds, Gary McLean made it clear that he is going to be the one to beat this year as he scored his second straight feature win, pulling off the first series hat trick.
On Saturday night at Barrie Speedway, it marked the sixth night for the Wahta Springs Late Models with their 10th and 11th features of the season. The drivers were looking for the best finishes possible as they try to improve their ranking in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series standings. Coming into the night, two drivers – Dwayne Baker and Keith McLeod – sat within the top 100 with Baker sitting the highest at 69th.
After going 143 races without a win, Dale Earnhardt Jr. led 93 laps on his way to winning the Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway. It marked the 19th career win for the driver of the No. 88 Diet Mtn. Dew/The Dark Knight Rises/National Guard Chevrolet.
It has been a couple weeks since you’ve heard from me due to my boycott of having to watch two races at Pocono each year. Much to my surprise, and a surprise to many, the race from the tricky triangle actually contained some action…
Cole Whitt started on the pole for today’s Alliance Truck Parts 250, but in the opening laps, things didn’t go as planned for his teammate, Danica Patrick. On lap two, she had an incident with the driver of the #38 car, Brad Sweet.
After practice, most people weren't counting Dario Franchitti as a contender for the pole as he was 18th in final practice. However, the defending race winner proved that you can never count him out as he won the pole for the second consecutive year for the Milwaukee IndyFest Presented by XYQ.
Curt Cignetti, in celebration of Indiana University Football’s epic undefeated National Championship season, has been named honorary Pace Car driver for the 110th Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge.
Give fans the choice between basic NASCAR race highlights and real analysis, and they’ll pick the analysis every time. Here’s how to create social media video content that breaks down races and actually gets watched.
