Days of Thunder 2? Buckle Up, NASCAR — We’re About to Get Loud, Fast, and Probably Slightly Ridiculous Again
NASCAR’s had a few surreal moments over the years…
Articles by Greg Engle
Van Gisbergen Could Do What the Cubs Never Have — A Perfect Game in Chicago
The Chicago Cubs have never thrown a perfect game in franchise history. But Shane van Gisbergen might just pull one off this weekend — on four wheels.
The Kiwi Who Hates Cities Could Just Own Chicago’s Streets—Again
He hates cities, loves grass, and can’t stand street courses—unless they keep making him famous. Welcome back to Chicago, SVG.
Daniel Suárez And Trackhouse Parting Ways After 2025 — But Don’t Count Him Out Yet
Daniel Suárez has been shown the door before — but this time, he’s walking out on his own terms.
EchoPark Turns Into a Junkyard, Chase Elliott Turns Into a Hero
EchoPark Speedway looked like a demolition derby by the end, but Georgia’s favorite son was the last man standing.
The Night Turn 3 Ate Race Cars — And Everyone’s Bracket
If you filled out a bracket for NASCAR’s in-season Challenge, odds are it’s now worth about as much as the twisted heap your favorite driver’s car became on Saturday night.
Briscoe Survives Pocono’s Brake Rotor Graveyard and Fuel Games to Win
Brake failures, rain delays, and enough fuel strategy to make your head spin—yep, Pocono was doing Pocono things again.
No Hallmark Card Can Fix It: Hocevar Braces for Stenhouse Payback
Carson Hocevar’s week included a dust-up with Ricky Stenhouse Jr., a fine from his team, and a crash course in consequences.
Rowdy’s Mexican Rain Dance Ends in Disaster and He Says ‘My Bad’
Busch’s foot said “go for it.” Physics and Mexico said, “absolutely not.”
SVG Conquers Mexico After Beating Weather, Wreckage, and a Bad Burrito
In what can only be described as NASCAR’s most tequila-fueled fever dream in decades, the Cup Series staged a race south of the border outside the U.S. for the first time in over sixty years