With the current format, you can also have someone who wins 9 races but doesn’t win the championship

Doubling as the RFK Racing Wardrobe Department this week 😮‍💨👏

That boi FRESH 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

First race I ever saw. Camped in the rain all weekend with my dad. 5 years old. Drove over from our townhouse in Holland. First racing memory.

We now only lack the introduction and Jeff Gordon’s foreword for the book. Both will be completed shortly. I have personally selected all of the photos. I have dug deep into the archives of various photographers and have picked out some amazing shots.

We took Chris to the 1980s 🍒

Neil Bonnett's gas cans were painted to look like big cans of Budweiser. Filled the car with Bud on every stop

My POV to something amazing.

relatable

Pie of the day… or whatever Bozi Tatarevic says 😮‍💨

The fact that Denny Hamlin nor Kevin Harvick won the 2020 championship is criminal to this day

I just want to live a life where I need that many garage door openers… let me see the car collection… dang

Physical Program in big 2025 👏👏👏 Bravo Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Omfg

Wrong track, RC. Rajah Kirby Caruth | Hendrick Automotive Group

Here's one for ya: I asked Chase Elliott about the topic of the week with the NASCAR championship format debate, and he endorsed full-season points. Chase: "We've had a really good and competitive battle to the regular season (championship) over -- correct me if I'm wrong -- the

The argument between full season points vs playoffs is basically "All 36 races should factor equally into judging a team's performance and deciding the year's best team" vs "Somebody might be too deserving of a championship and that would be boring for the rest of us."

Always a good day when I get to go full-tilt on an illustration 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

What made these cars so great, aside from the on-track racing product, was that the hoods sloped downward and provided such great branding for sponsors. These flat hoods with louvers are next to invisible from this angle.