
Daytona’s Season Finale Ends With Blaney, Broken Hearts, and Bowman’s Lucky Escape
In a race that was supposed to crown a Cinderella, Ryan Blaney showed up as the grumpy stepmother.
In a race that was supposed to crown a Cinderella, Ryan Blaney showed up as the grumpy stepmother.
Kyle Larson did it in Texas, now Parker Kligerman has done it in Daytona: Connor Zilisch’s stand-ins just keep winning.
Everyone was excited when the schedules were finally announced this week….well, almost everyone.
This is either genius or madness, and honestly, that’s when NASCAR is at its best.
NASCAR gets O’Reilly, fans get tinnitus, and the Waffle House boat sails away.
Chase Elliott came to Richmond chasing points. Instead, he got chased straight into the fence by Kyle Busch’s impersonation of a torpedo.
Sunday at Watkins Glen, Ty Gibbs proved two things: his pit strategy needs work, and his swear jar is in for a record year.
Shane van Gisbergen didn’t just win at Watkins Glen—he rewrote the ending to last year’s heartbreak, and this time the script was all his.
Sometimes the biggest hit comes after the checkered flag—just ask Connor Zilisch.
You can break his toe link, but you can’t break Bubba Wallace’s chill—especially not now that he’s got a win and a reason to believe.