NASCAR Pole Position 2021 Season Preview
2021 Season Preview: 21 Things to Watch in 2021; New Tracks, New Layouts; Q&A with Chase Elliott
2021 Season Preview: 21 Things to Watch in 2021; New Tracks, New Layouts; Q&A with Chase Elliott
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SPECIAL EDITION! 2020 Rearview: Everything we learned & everything to come
November 8, 2020 By Holly Cain NASCAR Wire Service Chase Elliott won the biggest race of his life – rallying from a last place starting position to cross the Phoenix Raceway finish line first in the Series Finale 500 - earning his first career NASCAR Cup Series championship at the age of 24 – the youngest champion in NASCAR’s premier series in 25 years. Ultimately Elliott won by 2.74-seconds over former fellow title contenders, Team Penske teammates Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano. The fourth championship-eligible driver, Joe Gibbs Racing’s Denny Hamlin, finished fourth. Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson, 45, was fifth in…
November 7, 2020 By Holly Cain NASCAR Wire Service After establishing the pace most of the afternoon, 22-year old Austin Cindric ultimately relied on raw determination to claim the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship. The Team Penske driver pulled off the most clutch lap-pass of his young career to take the race victory in Saturday’s Desert Diamond Casino West Valley 200 and earn his first NASCAR title. After pitting for tires just before a final overtime restart, Cindric was able to work his way forward at the final green flag and got around Noah Gragson on the last lap - driving away…
November 7, 2020 By Reid Spencer NASCAR Wire Service In the most challenging year in a history that has spanned more than seven decades, NASCAR racing has emerged stronger in the face of a coronavirus pandemic that interrupted the 2020 season, according to NASCAR president Steve Phelps. “What I would say is that, on March 8th, we were a sport that was coming back, right?” Phelps said on Friday during a Zoom video conference with reporters. “Our ratings had stabilized last year. Our attendance was going in the correct direction. “If you think about where we are as a sport today, I…