Articles by Jared Turner (257)
While taking part in a NASCAR race carries some obvious risks, Hendrick Motorsports’ drivers have been crossing another line.
As NASCAR heads north to Dover’s Monster Mile, let’s consider which drivers are in good shape and which are in need of a tune-up.
Sometimes, a driver can let their work on the track do the talking. Jeb Burton did that, but he also had a witty retort for his racing rival.
Talladega comes with certain risks, but the superspeedway also can provide drivers with a bit of a physical breather. That could be important for Chase Elliott and Chase Briscoe.
Bubba Wallace’s performances haven’t been up to scratch this year, but that isn’t his only problem. His peers are making him look even worse.
With a quarter of the NASCAR campaign in the books, let’s consider whose worthy of an A+ and who is in desperate need of improvement.
While it’s always tough to predict what will happen at Talladega Superspeedway, here are five drivers worth watching.
After three weeks of short-track racing, things are going to be a bit different at Talladega Superspeedway. Which drivers are well-positioned to take advantage of that change?
Martinsville Speedway holds a special place in the heart of NASCAR fans. Allow us to explain what makes the track so unique.
While Chase Elliott has received a NASCAR postseason waiver based on precedent, that thought process is severely flawed.