Lost in the shuffle of the hotly anticipated Chicago Street Race is the fact that the NASCAR Playoffs are only nine races away. Eric Estepp
Frankie Muniz states that he is looking to move up to Xfinity or Truck competition next year according to Forbes.
Recently, the Dale Jr Download continued their “Business of Motorsports” series by bringing in Sam Flood of NBC, who Mike Davis and Kelly Earnhardt refer to as “Dale Jr’s boss”. In this episode, they go into detail regarding NASCAR on television, and some of the hot button issues that people talk about when it comes to race broadcasts.
Eric and Brennan discuss the upcoming Chicago Street Race and speculate on what other unorthodox tracks NASCAR could visit in the future. Corey LaJoie joins
When you think motorsports, Chicago is probably not the first place that comes to mind. A somewhat surprising fact given its’ close proximity to places Indianapolis, Indiana and Detroit, Michigan. However, Chicago has a deeper history with auto racing than you may think, and has hosted racing in some pretty interesting venues.
NASCAR is back in the Windy City this weekend, and teams are breaking out some interesting schemes for this weekend. It’s 4th of July weekend, so a few the schemes have a bit of a patriotic or Chicago flair to them.
Anticipation is building for NASCAR’s first ever street race this weekend in Chicago. Eric Estepp is among those who is excited, but even he needs
Nashville’s third year seems to have delivered as fans and drivers alike gave great reviews to the concrete track’s triple header. Chastain thrived while plenty
