NASCAR announced their Hall of Fame ballot today, and some incredibly deserving candidates were selected today including, Jimmie Johnson, Chad Knaus, Donnie Allison, and Landmark Award Winner Janet Guthrie. This is not an indictment on those who were elected today, as they were all incredibly deserving. Rather, it is to highlight those who deserve to be in, but there just is too little room.

Michael Andretti to NASCAR has been primarily speculation up to this point. For the most part, people have just connected the dots between Gainbridge and Spire and Andretti, with a few reports here and there discussing the interest. However, Nathan Brown of IndyStar was able to get Andretti to officially comment on what Andretti wants.

NASCAR driver etiquette has been under scrutiny in recent weeks because of the increase in driver aggression. Tony Stewart offered some interesting comments regarding driver etiquette. He feels that the reason why there has been such an increase in aggressiveness is not necessarily because of drivers not wanting to race clean, but out of necessity.

NASCAR finished up their much anticipated short track aero package test at Richmond on Tuesday. The test got a lot of people talking, but it was not all positive. What did we learn from this short track test?

As if NASCAR Silly Season could not get any sillier, another seat has unexpectedly been rumored to be open. According to Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, Noah Gragson is rumored to be on the hot seat with John Hunter Nemechek the potential favorite to take over the 42 car in 2024. Why would Gragson be on the hot seat so early in his career, and where could he potentially go in 2024?