r/NASCAR • u/ZilischsPoopyPants • 1h ago
[Actions Detrimental](46:20) Corey Heim Was Jumped Four-on-One, Denny Wants Them Gone.
Here is Denny's reaction to Corey getting jumped last weekend.
r/NASCAR • u/NASCARThreadBot • 27d ago
Welcome to this month's NASCAR 101 and Track Attendance Questions Thread!
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Track Attendance: Any questions related to seats, policies, first time attendees, or advice regarding track attendance!
r/NASCAR • u/NASCARThreadBot • 11h ago
Welcome to this week's Day After the Races thread! The dust has settled, the track has cooled, and the confetti's been swept. With this weekend's activities over, what are your thoughts? Here's a summary of the previous week's race(s):
NCS Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway
Elapsed Time: 2:52:41 for 267 laps (400.5 mi / 644.54 km)
Cautions: 5 cautions for 26 laps
Leaders: 13 lead changes among 7 leaders (Kyle Larson led most with 235)
Stage 1: Kyle Larson at 80 Laps
Stage 2: Kyle Larson at 165 Laps
Race Winner: Kyle Larson at 267 Laps
Current Standings at NASCAR.com
Race Threads: [Pre]:[Race]:[Post]
NCTS Race to Stop Suicide 200 at Kansas Speedway
Elapsed Time: 2:09:41 for 134 laps (201 mi / 323.48 km)
Cautions: 7 cautions for 47 laps
Leaders: 9 lead changes among 5 leaders (Kaden Honeycutt led most with 111)
Stage 1: Kaden Honeycutt at 30 Laps
Stage 2: Kaden Honeycutt at 54 Laps
Race Winner: Kaden Honeycutt at 134 Laps
r/NASCAR • u/ZilischsPoopyPants • 1h ago
Here is Denny's reaction to Corey getting jumped last weekend.
r/NASCAR • u/Unique_Salad6894 • 1h ago
r/NASCAR • u/crypto6g • 9h ago
r/NASCAR • u/BlingyBling1007 • 3h ago
r/NASCAR • u/ClarksonianPause • 1h ago
Make it two wins in The Chase for Kyle Larson. All the momentum is with the No. 5 team through the first four races.
Rumblings of this were discussed on the teardown. Attendance has not been good recently and it’s hard to go against the Chiefs, maybe move the race out of the chase?
r/NASCAR • u/Several-Result5902 • 1h ago
r/NASCAR • u/Altracing34 • 10h ago
Credit to NASCAR Insights last week for putting up this stat showing last week showing how he tied the record last week (which is the photo you're seeing for this post) and now has broken it this week https://x.com/NASCARInsights/status/2101509197653291071
r/NASCAR • u/Comfortable_Rock4877 • 8h ago
r/NASCAR • u/jsmith4415 • 7h ago
Made a spreadsheet this time and my own graphic. Enjoy and discuss.
r/NASCAR • u/PrideTypical4782 • 6h ago
Still two flat tracks and three 1.5ers. Larson prolly has a slight advantage but then there’s Talladega which by his history is nearly guaranteed to be a P30 or worse.
Maybe it’s all a red herring for Hamlin to finally pop his cherry? Perhaps Bell or Blaney go on a Linsanity run and steal it? I love the Chase compared to the “storylines” the playoffs produced.
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r/NASCAR • u/IndyDVT • 10h ago
Earlier in the year my job caused me to miss out on a lot of quality family time. I decided to try and make it up with my ten year old son by getting us track passes and showing up earlier in the day for the Kansas race. He brought some of his favorite cards from his personal collection in hopes of getting something signed and overall the day was a major hit. Thank you to nascar and the drivers who made his day. I will forever be grateful for the core memory that was made for him.
r/NASCAR • u/crypto6g • 23h ago
r/NASCAR • u/AdSudden4877 • 17h ago
I went to my very first NASCAR race weekend, bought some merch, and had the chance to get some autographs. I figured, why not get one on my forehead just for the love of the game.
I walked up to Connor Zilisch, asked him if he'd sign my forehead, and he said, "Hell yeah."
Shortly after, the local news crew from Fox 4 came around interviewing fans before the race. They saw the autograph on my forehead and interviewed me about it.https://fox4kc.com/sports/nascar/nascar-fans-pack-into-kansas-speedway-for-hollywood-casino-400/
It was my first race ever, and I really, and I mean really, enjoyed it a 10/10 experience.
r/NASCAR • u/PenskeFiles • 7h ago
Cindric finished 2nd on Sunday, but he’s had a good Chase so far.
Darlington — 13
Gateway — 10
Bristol — 11
Kansas — 2
Before the Chase
Richmond — 3
New Hampshire — 12
Daytona — 6
8.4 average finish the last 7 races. Perhaps he’s figuring it out. Been consistent every week of late.
After nascar stepped in and made teams reinforce Le with he splitters, Toyota seems to have come back to the field a bit. Any word on how they were manipulating them? Just curious. After the changes some teams(23xl) seem way off, Gibbs seems to be a little off from what they were.
r/NASCAR • u/smotrees • 9h ago