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1. I am trying to get an answer to my question regarding qualifying in the Cup Series. I am a long-time fan but after watching the Duel races at Daytona and the qualifying fiasco at Fontana I would like an answer. I think a complete revamping of the current timed qualifying should be considered. Set up three 10 to 12 car heat races with a mandatory pit stop in each one. Top 5 in each will ...Keep reading...
The drivers, one each selected to participate in the PlayStation and Xbox divisions for all 14 participating NASCAR teams, will compete in the 16-race season.The next team to be featured is JTG Daugherty Racing and their two first draft picks Justin Brooks and Zach Onson.For more information on eNASCAR Heat Pro League please visit eNASCAR Heat Pro League.Read Also:Get to ...Keep reading...
After a successful kickoff to the 2019 season for the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series, it appears the host facility and Valencia, Spain and the only NASCAR-sanctioned series in Europe want to continue to work together.This latest multi-year agreement gives the fast-growing series long-term stability at one of the most famous racing venues in Europe.This agreement will join others already reached ...Keep reading...
The drivers, one each selected to participate in the PlayStation and Xbox divisions for all 14 participating NASCAR teams, will compete in the 16-race season.The first team to be feature is the legendary Wood Brothers team and their two draft picks Casey Gomme and Slade Gravitt.For more information on eNASCAR Heat Pro League please visit eNASCAR Heat Pro League.eNASCAR Heat Pro League ...Keep reading...
Last year, Sonoma announced its annual Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race would return to the original 12-turn road course, including the famed “Carousel,” as part of the track’s year-long 50th anniversary celebration.This week the track announced it had rebranded the peninsula between Turns 1 and 6 in the Carousel as “The Point.” The new fan viewing area will offer up close views ...Keep reading...
NASCAR and Charlotte Motor Speedway on Wednesday announced the format of this year’s $1 million-to-the-winner all-star race next month.The race format itself is very similar to 2018, with four stages of 30, 20, 20 and 15 laps each. That’s a five-lap change over last season. Both green flag and yellow flag laps will count in Stages 1-3; with only green flag laps counting in the final ...Keep reading...