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April and May can really be a bitch for these series some years. High Limit is being dealt a tough hand so far.

Rico deserves to be proud of that one. It's hard to overstate how difficult it is to straight up out-drive Larson for a full race. He got the jump and did everything right to stay in front. Good stuff.

That was an entertaining finish for the final transfer in the B. Busch continues to be a fun presence in the booth.

I wonder what kind of odds you could have gotten on Kahne outrunning Larson and Bell.

I don't think anyone saw that coming, me included.

Sheldon Haudenschild leads flag to flag at TSS-Haubstadt, but faces continual pressure throughout on restarts from Buddy Kofoid, who settles for second. Kofoid inched ahead a couple times but couldn't make it stick. Tyler Courtney was third, followed by Emerson Axsom and David Gravel.

Larson wins a wild one on an ultimate cowboy up track over Brady Bacon, Macedo, Schuchart, and Gravel. Tomorrow at Haubstadt should be just as good.

It's an exciting double header of bullrings this weekend, and they aren't playing around.

It's one night, and WoO had been on the whole stronger this year leading up to it. But there is no way that was a good look for WoO last night at the crown jewel track of the sport. In addition to Schatz, several of the top ten WoO teams were stuck in the B. Several took provisionals. Schuchart...

Making up for last night's disappointment, what a race tonight! Rico barely holds on over a charging Larson, who came from the fifth row to nearly take the win on the final lap. Logan Schuchart was third and is the hottest WoO driver right now. Other than him, it definitely felt like a High...

Major bummer.

Oh they do. The only series that I know of that doesn't do it to the point of exhaustion at every race is the FloRacing Night in America series. Brave stand.

As much as I don't like the Hulkster personally and find the four wide salute to be the most tedious sight in all of motorsports, there is an opportunity here to use his classic theme as the song for it.

Yeah the rubber had the last laugh last night. The worst sight in dirt racing is when the leader tucks in behind a lapped car and stays there for several laps, because there is no other possible groove to run.

I didn’t state that he had no right to express himself.

Fantastic elbows out racing last night at I-55. They really oughtta race there even more often than they do. Hopefully tonight will provide more of the same.

For instance, I agree that the subpoenas are overly broad. I can’t imagine a court wholesale granting any of them as they are. Therefore, rather than assuming that Kessler lost his mind or is committing malpractice, I tend to think there is a longer strategic play at work.

You’re projecting basic emotions onto the scenario, perhaps due to your own emotional investment in it, without considering that everyone involved is far more calculating and experienced at defending their interests at a high and technical level. I don’t see much of this extreme black and...

They are subpoenas relative to the NASCAR lawsuit. No separate lawsuits were filed against the NFL, F1, and IndyCar. That is a pretty severe misunderstanding. Whether it is a worthwhile legal strategy is beyond any of our knowledge and experience. Whether Kessler and company have communicated...