It looks like we very well could be getting our first glimpse at Jimmie Johnson’s 2019 Darlington Throwback paint scheme. Noah Gragson was playing around with a bunch of prototype diecasts on Twitter on Monday, and while posting a picture of one of his No. 9 Switch Camaro SS diecasts, a suspicious diecast was seen on the shelf behind Gragson’s hand. Continue reading “Oops: Noah Gragson Seemingly Reveals Jimmie Johnson’s Throwback Scheme on Accident”

Sunday’s Consumers Energy 400 at Michigan International Speedway was a good race that was contested between several really fast cars. Three different drivers (Martin Truex Jr., Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick) won the three separate Stages of the race and others such as Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano led huge chunks of laps as well.

In the end, it came down to fuel mileage which is always something that gets fans and crew chiefs stomachs churning. Continue reading “NASCAR Sees Overnight Television Ratings Increase For Michigan Race”

The 2019 Sunoco Rookie of the Year battle in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series had become a one-horse race as of late. Daniel Hemric over the last month or so has elevated his game and started knocking down some solid results. Meanwhile, Ryan Preece had been struggling mightily.

That all changed Sunday at Michigan International Speedway in the Consumers Energy 400. Continue reading “Ryan Preece Collects Third top-10 of 2019”

It has been a rather decent season for Germain Racing and their driver Ty Dillon. The No. 13 team which has been a mid-20s competitor since their inception, has really taken a step forward in 2019 and that trend continued with an 11th-place effort in Sunday’s Consumers Energy 400 at Michigan. Continue reading “Ty Dillon Records Solid Finish at Michigan”