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Lightening within 10 miles. Wasn't that the rule last week?

Ross Chastain will get a top organization right in the Cup series. While we are complaining about the industry's lack of money and sponsorship involvement, this guy is going city to city marketing himself and his teams. We long for the "good ole days", but this guy is driving his motorhome...

Charge sponsorship for each stage.

FS1 has World Cup action. Rain is still expected, too.

Preempted for women's World Cup tomorrow. Hopefully it dries out.

Television drives this machine whether good, bad or indifferent.

I was born in '91, so here goes my list. I vaguely remember seeing Mark Martin's crash at Talladega when he drove through the fence in 1994. I also remember watching Ward Burton burn his car up qualifying in 1996, I believe. I was brought up into NASCAR by my dad. It was right at the...

Ross Chastain has driven every race in all three series this season. He drives his own motorhome to the track each week. On Monday, he drove 400 miles, then drove his own motorhome back to Charlotte so he could fly out to Florida to work on his farm. Quintessential NASCAR is right in front...

I felt like he gave a genuine interview on satellite radio tonight. He talked about not liking all of the change, about how Fox has pushed him to say the "boogity, boogity, boogity" deal and how he may just go home to Franklin and stay away. A bit depressing, honestly.

Should have pitted and took tires. Could have stayed out after stage two. Would have been close to stay on the lead lap, but worth the gamble, I think.

The drivers are crucifying it. Expect some secret fines.

Will JGR coordinate this restart?

Just glad no one was already under service. It could have been bad.

I can agree with this. Watching the Fox trailer for the upcoming Earnhardt/Gordon documentary, the banter between fans. So much passion between fan demographics.

Hard to have a 10 race playoff format in 28 races, too.

Came here to ask who that is?

Passes away at the age of 49.

Tim Richmond, Alan Kulwicki and Davey Allison are three interesting candidates. That could have drastically altered the NASCAR landscape, especially the resumes of Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon.

Tear that fender up, Joey.

Logano restarting on the inside. No way someone doesn't get wadded up.