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Elliott Sadler says NASCAR is hiding crash footage

Joey Logano On NASCAR’s Playoff Structure: Joey Logano‘s recent remarks regarding NASCAR’s playoff structure have ignited a notable conversation within the motorsport community. He asserts that the format, established in 2014, has effectively intensified the competitive landscape by fostering dramatic narratives that engage both fans and drivers similarly. His perspective contrasts sharply with other prominent figures in the sport, such as Denny Hamlin, who have voiced their dissatisfaction with the current system. This divergence in opinions prompts a deeper examination of the implications of NASCAR’s playoff format and its impact on the comprehensive integrity of competition. What key factors are influencing these contrasting views?

Joey Logano On NASCAR’s Playoff Structure: “Created a Lot of Drama”

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INDIANAPOLIS — Earlier this year it was announced that Stewart-Haas Racing would be shutting down operations in a move that many, quite honestly, did not see coming. Despite 100 race victories (precisely) between the NASCAR Cup Series (69), Xfinity Series (28), Craftsman Truck Series (1), and ARCA Menards Series West (2), co-owner Tony Stewart, a […]
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Richmond, VA

RICHMOND, Va. (July 17, 2024) – Richmond Raceway announced that American icon, NASCAR Hall of Famer, Seven-Time Cup Series Champion and the winningest driver in NASCAR history “The King” Richard Petty will serve as the Grand Marshal for the Clean Harbors 250 on Saturday, Aug. 10. Amid...

Richard Petty Named Grand Marshal for the Clean Harbors 250 at Richmond Raceway on Aug. 10

Blanco, TX

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There were a number of celebrities who passed away within the past week, including two notable actresses: Shelley Duvall and Shannen Doherty. Shelley Duvall passed away on Thursday July 11th at her home in Blanco, Texas. The cause of death was complications from diabetes and news of her death was confirmed by her partner Dan Gilroy.

Two Beloved Hollywood Actresses Have Passed Away This Week

Raleigh, NC

Eric Staal, a former Stanley Cup Champion, has signed a one-day contract to retire with the Carolina Hurricanes. That’s the team he won the Cup with in 2006. Staal spent ten and a half seasons with the Hurricanes. The centre made his NHL debut in the 2003-04 season. However, the year following the lockout, in 2005-06, Staal established himself as a top-flight NHLer. Staal scored 45 goals in the regular season that year. Furthermore, Staal led the league in assists and points in the playoffs. He also set a franchise record playoff point streak during that run, lasting from Game 2 of the Eastern Conference First Round through Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final. The Hurricanes won their first Stanley Cup in franchise history that season.

Former Stanley Cup Champion Retires and Number Will Be Too

Boston, MA

Though he has not appeared in an NBA game since 2022, forward Malik Fitts will continue his playing career next season. The 27-year-old has officially joined SIG Strasbourg of the LNB Élite. Most recently, Fitts played for the Cleveland Charge of the G League. With the team, he appeared...

Former Boston Celtics Fan Favorite Joins European Team

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One raunchy piece of advice made Haliey Welch an internet sensation — though her fame has come with a price. The 23-year-old, best known as "hawk tuah girl," has had to deal with some rather creepy fans ever since a video of Welch giving a tip about intercourse went insanely viral online.

'Hawk Tuah' Girl Haliey Welch Says She Was Offered $600 to 'Spit in a Jar' After Her Lovemaking Tip

NASCAR’s Playoff Format: NASCAR’s playoff format has undergone notable transformations since its inception in 2014, redefining competitive dynamics within the sport. The shift from a traditional points system to an elimination-based approach has not only intensified racing strategies but also reshaped fan engagement and viewer narratives. With each iteration, the format has prompted critical evaluations of its impact on the sport’s integrity and growth. As we reflect on these changes, the question arises: have these adaptations truly served to improve the essence of NASCAR, or do they risk overshadowing the sport’s foundational elements?

NASCAR’s Playoff Format: How 10 Years of Changes Shaped the Sport

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Richard Petty and David Pearson are arguably the two greatest drivers in NASCAR history. With 305 wins, eight Daytona 500 and 10 Cup Series championships between the two men, fans who were alive to see the two great racers compete on a weekly basis were blessed to watch two legends fully commit to their craft. The duo finished 1-2 an incredible 63 times with Pearson holding a 33-30 edge in those finishes. While the pair had many memorable moments over the years, their two most memorable came at the Daytona International Speedway. 1974 Firecracker 400: Pearson 1, Petty 2This was a race...

Richard Petty-David Pearson rivalry was at its best at Daytona

NASCAR is unique in the sense that no lead is insurmountable. Whether you lead second place by a full lap or only half a second, a flat tire, blown motor or any other variable can take you from victory lane to the garage area in a heartbeat. Thanks to the inherent, heartbreaking nature of racing, NASCAR has had its fair share of gut-wrenching losses over the years. Here are some of the most heartbreaking losses in NASCAR history, and the context behind them. Dale Earnhardt, 1990 Daytona 500For a man billed as the greatest NASCAR driver of all time, Earnhardt always seemed...

The ones that got away: The most heartbreaking losses in NASCAR history

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Corey LaJoie’s journey with Spire Motorsports will come to an end after the championship race at Phoenix Raceway. During the Olympic break, Spire Motorsports revealed that LaJoie will not return to the No. 7 Cup car in 2025. Throughout the 2024 NASCAR season, LaJoie has struggled as he sits behind teammate Carson Hocevar in the point standings.
LaJoie discussed leaving Spire Motorsports on his podcast, Stacking Pennies with Corey LaJoie, and admitted that some of his mistakes didn’t allow the team to maximize its performance. The driver of the No. 7 car wishes he could have seen it through with Spire...

Corey LaJoie talks about leaving Spire Motorsports after 2024 season

Kansas City, MO

The Kansas City Chiefs are back-to-back champions and have not shied away from discussing their chase for the first three-peat in NFL history. Good teams are made up of good players, so it stands to reason that the best team in the league over the past two seasons would roster some of the game’s best players.

Kansas City Chiefs Players Raise Eyebrows With Absence From NFL Preseason List

In 1977, Richmond Raceway was a throwback to the pioneer days of stock car racing in the South. By that, I mean that while it had progressed from dirt to asphalt, little else had changed at the 0.542-mile track. It had wooden grandstands and steel guardrails. The press box was small and decidedly primitive – a lack of telephones, for example. There was no media center and only a few suitable parking spots in the infield, or anywhere else, for that matter.

Waid’s World: A Race at Richmond That Was Won by a ‘Famous French Driver’

Minneapolis, MN

NFL teams using a journeyman quarterback as a “bridge” to an incoming rookie has become a common practice across the league. In those instances, the bridge starter usually takes most of the starting snaps during training camp. Coaches will keep reiterating that they want to bring the rookie on slowly and that they want to create competition. On occasion, the rookie is allowed to force the issue and take the job, but normally the competition results in the bridge quarterback starting the first few games before ceding to the rookie after a lackluster start. The Vikings quarterback situation currently looks on track to follow that playbook with precision.

Vikings Quarterback Competition Only has One Right Answer

Atlanta, GA

San Francisco, CA

The Atlanta Braves are reuniting with two players who helped win them the World Series in 2021. In a trade with the San Francisco Giants, the Braves will acquire both 2021 Series MVP Jorge Soler and right-handed reliever Luke Jackson. Atlanta officially announced the deal on social media after initial reports from ESPN’s Jeff Passan and FanSided’s Robert Murray. Heading to San Francisco are left-hander Tyler Matzek and minor league infielder Sabin Ceballos. The Braves also DFA’d right-hander Darius Vines to clear room on their roster.

Braves Bring Back Two Old Friends in Trade with Giants

Tyler Reddick’s Fabulous Marriage with Alexa Deleon: Tyler Reddick‘s recent nuptials to Alexa DeLeon during NASCAR’s off-season have not only marked a personal milestone for the couple but have also shown the deep-rooted fellowship within the racing community. Celebrated by fellow drivers and friends, the wedding represented joyous moments and the spirit of support that characterizes NASCAR. As prominent figures like Denny Hamlin and Bubba Wallace extended their heartfelt congratulations, the event raised questions about how personal milestones impact the broader racing environment.

Tyler Reddick’s Fabulous Marriage with Alexa Deleon: NASCAR Family Celebrates

Indianapolis, IN

Coming up on August 28th through September 2nd, Tony Stewart will be racing at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in the NHRA U.S. Nationals. It will mark the first time that the two-time Brickyard 400 champion will be competing in the drag racing nationals. Stewart has essentially raced in every form of racing now. The 53-year-old has driven in NASCAR, IndyCar, NHRA, SRX, IROC, and countless others. 
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Tony Stewart Envisions Brickyard 400 Running at Night

Memphis, TN

The Memphis Grizzlies will sign Yuki Kawamura to an Exhibit 10 contract, per a press release from the Yokohama B-Corsairs, his current team. The deal is expected to completed in September. Kawamura is scheduled to sign an “Exhibit-10” contract with the Memphis Grizzlies in September. After signing the contract, he...

Japan’s Little Giant Signing NBA Contract After Paris Olympics

Over the seven and a half decades of NASCAR competition, the world's top stock-car racing organization has seen its fair share of underdog winners. Some of those underdogs, however, make for a better story than others. These are the four most memorable underdog wins in NASCAR history. David Ragan, 2013 Aaron's 499If there was ever a race that encapsulated a David vs. Goliath-esque battle, it was this one. On a rainy, cloudy day at the Talladega Superspeedway, Front Row Motorsports — still a decade away from consistent contention — saw the tandem of Ragan and David Gilliland finish 1-2. The Talladega...

One for the little guys: NASCAR's most memorable underdog wins

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NASCAR All-Time Poles List- From 1st to 241st

NASCAR has hosted a lot of races in its 75-plus years of existence. And just like the importance of being one of the over 200 different...

NASCAR All-Time Poles List- From 1st to 241st

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