At 30-years old, Landon Cassill isn’t quite old, but he’s also not a NASCAR young gun on the rise either.

In fact, you could argue — with the way the sport is structured — that the clock is running out on the Iowa-native realistically getting a big-time shot in any type of race-winning caliber equipment. If he never gets a chance to showcase what he’s truly capable of in a top-tier ride, it will be a complete injustice. Continue reading “Opinion: Is it Time That Landon Cassill Gets a Shot in Good Equipment?”

Awful news from former NASCAR driver Scott Speed.

Speed, who was driving in the American RallyCross Championship Nitro World Games in Salt Lake City, Utah this week, had a hard landing on a jump during qualifying for the event. When the car landed, it actually broke three vertebrae in his back. Continue reading “Former NASCAR Driver Scott Speed Breaks Back in Rallycross Car”

For Matt DiBenedetto, it has to sound like a broken record.

The 28-year old has scratched, clawed and climbed his way to the full-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series ranks on pure talent and the sheer will to succeed. He doesn’t carry a huge brand name or a massive list of sponsors everywhere he goes. And for that reason, mainly, DiBenedetto is again in a fight to save his career. Continue reading “Matt DiBenedetto Fighting For His NASCAR Life — Again”

Well, talk about a gut punch before even starting the race. Tyler Reddick’s No. 2 car in the NASCAR Xfinity Series failed pre-qualifying/pre-race inspection a total of four times before finally passing on the fifth go through. Continue reading “Uh Oh: Tyler Reddick to Start Xfinity Series Race in Hole After Failing Inspection Four Times”