Ryan Preece’s crash on Saturday at Daytona was far from the only scary crash of the Next-Gen era. These crashes have had consequences, and some of them have pushed NASCAR to improve the safety of Next-Gen cars. What are the worst crashes in the Next-Gen era, and what came out of some of these crashes?
We’ve talked about the Championship Favorites, and we’ve talked about those in danger of being eliminated from the Playoffs. Now, who are some of the drivers who are flying under the radar some? Which dark horse drivers are primed to make a deep Playoff run?
The Playoffs are upcoming, but that does not mean Silly Season rumors have stopped completely. Eric discusses team’s responses to recent Silly Season rumors while
Saturday night’s race at Daytona International Speedway was a showcase in part of what makes motorsports appealing to many, while also being a sobering reminder of the danger that lurks around every corner. Motorsports is one of the very few types of competition where athletes run these risks of death and serious injury.
The Playoffs are here, and every driver in it has their eyes set on a NASCAR Cup Series Championship. A select few, however, are favored to be a true Championship contender. Who are the NASCAR Cup Series Championship favorites?
Ryan Preece’s crash on Saturday night sent shockwaves through everyone in the NASCAR ecosystem. Thankfully, Preece was released from the hospital, and he is now at home with his wife and newborn baby. As for any potential injuries, that still remains under wraps, but, the worst possibilities seem to have been avoided for now at least.
Now, the hard work begins for NASCAR. As they do with every crash, they will analyze it and come up with some solutions to imrpove driver safety in the even of crashes like this. NBR on YouTube, took some time to analyze the crash, so let’s take a deep dive into some of the major points he made to find out what needs to be fixed.
The 16 driver Playoff field is now set, and the first round will decide which four drivers will be the first to be eliminated. The first round features the venues of Darlington, Kansas, and Bristol. Which drivers are the four who could be eliminated following these first four races?
The Regular Season Finale at Daytona left a lot of people talking from the side-by-side racing to the scary accidents to the Playoff Bubble Battle.
Round 16 Date: September 1-3 Catch the race on: ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Univision, F1 TV Pro
