Articles by Jared Turner (257)
Can a personal change prompt a turnaround on the race track? Justin Haley will certainly be hoping that’s the case.
Want to know who will claim a coveted grandfather clock at Martinsville Speedway? We’ve got some ideas for you.
With an unconventional week of dirt-track racing in the rearview mirror, let’s consider who’s at the top — and bottom — of the NASCAR Cup Series heap.
Having a NASCAR Cup Series on a dirt track is a questionable idea. Scheduling that race on Easter Sunday only compounds the mistake.
While the Food City Dirt Race on Dirt at Bristol Motor Speedway isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, it’s still a race on the schedule. Who will claim the checkered flag?
Last year, Noah Gragson came up short against Ty Gibbs in the Xfinity Series. Both men have moved up a level, but it’s been more of the same.
If Denny Hamlin decides to censor himself after the National Motorsports Appeals Panel upheld his penalty, NASCAR will be the real loser.
Christopher Bell might have seemed like a little fish in a big pond at JGR, but he’s more than surviving. If anything, he’s shining.
Before the NASCAR Cup Series hits the dirt track, let’s consider which drivers have been hot and cold on the asphalt.
As the NASCAR Cup Series goes short-track racing, which drivers have the best chance of claiming the checkered flag?