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Tony Stewart’s garage is a dream for racing fanatics
Indiana native Tony Stewart spent 18 years of his career in NASCAR. He collected three championship winning cars along the way and 49 race wins. Before his shot on pavement, Stewart circled dirt tracks and bulling asphalt tracks in open wheel machines.
Read MoreTony Stewart broke the contract within a month due to his love of dirt racing
Tony Stewart is now a retired NASCAR driver who’s an inductee in the 2020 NASCAR Hall of Fame class.
In 1999, he made his debut in the NASCAR Cup Series will Joe Gibbs Racing.
Read MoreTake a detailed look inside of the Columbus, Indiana dirt racing operation
Keith Kunz Motorsports is a powerhouse dirt midget operation. The dirt racing team has backing from Toyota Racing Development and acts as a stepping stone into the NASCAR world for up and coming talent.
View the Keith Kunz Motorsports shop tour video below.
Read MorePearn abruptly stepped away from NASCAR ahead of the 2020 season; Now, he’s the manager of Golden Alpine Holidays
Between 2015-2019, Cole Pearn sat as the crew chief for Martin Truex Jr. Together, they collected 24 wins and a NASCAR Cup Series championship in the process.
Ahead of the 2020 season,
Read MoreAfter incidents, Tony Stewart would get mad and break things; Joe Gibbs recalls
Joe Gibbs and Tony Stewart locked out the Championship 4 this year at Homestead-Miami Speedway. That put them on the stage together which sparked some memories.
One time, Denny Hamlin went rogue in a drafting session at Daytona International Speedway.
Read MoreNASCAR Cup Series fines totaled over a half million during the 2019 racing season
Update: Three teams were handed large fines two weeks after the championship race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The data below has been updated to reflect those fines.
28 different NASCAR driver and chief pairings were fined a total of $770,000 in the 2019 racing season.
Read MoreTruex Jr is perfectly fine with Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano’s altercation stealing the headlines this week
Martin Truex Jr led 464 laps en route to his win at Martinsville Speedway. It was pure domination of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series field.
Truex will now advance into the Championship 4 and have a shot at his 2nd career championship.
Read MoreBurton set to climb the NASCAR ladder
Christopher Bell is set to move to the Leavine Family Racing No. 95 in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series for 2020.
That has left the former championship winning ride open for a new NASCAR Xfinity Series driver. Harrison Burton is set to fill the seat.
Read MoreNASCAR inspection issue ahead of qualifying at Dover International Speedway
This weekend, NASCAR has unloaded at Dover International Speedway. The 1-mile concrete oval in Dover, Delaware.
It’s the first race in the round of 12. Only 12 drivers remain eligible for the championship. Martin Truex Jr is one of the 12 drivers eligible.
Read MoreChristopher Bell will drive for Leavine Family Racing in 2020; Amplified Joe Gibbs Racing alliance
The Toyota Racing Development team has a pipeline issue. Too many good drivers sit in the development portions of the camp.
Meanwhile, at the top, the seats are filled. Erik Jones recently signed a contact extension which confirmed a lack of an opening at Joe Gibbs Racing.
Read MoreCar in the NASCAR Playoffs has been disqualified; First disqualification in NASCAR Cup Series since new rules were introduced
On Saturday night, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series unloaded at the short track. The 0.75-mile oval of Richmond Raceway hosted race number two of the NASCAR Playoffs.
Joe Gibbs Racing drove to the front of the field.
Read MoreHamlin failed post-race NASCAR inspection at Darlington Raceway
On Saturday, Darlington Raceway welcomed the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The 1.366-mile oval is located in Darlington, South Carolina.
Denny Hamlin wrecked in Friday practice. That put him in a backup car. For qualifying, Hamlin coasted well off pace to save his tires as he knew he’d be starting at the rear regardless of qualifying efforts.
Read MoreNASCAR driver Matt DiBenedetto is seeking a new ride for 2020
In 2018, Matt DiBenedetto announced that he would leave Go Fas Racing. At that point, he didn’t have a new ride lined up. He took a leap of faith in search of a better ride.
For most of 2018,
Read MoreNASCAR crew member ejected from Michigan International Speedway
Pre-race inspection is underway at Michigan International Speedway. We’ve seen an issue from the trip through the Room of Doom.
Martin Truex Jr, the Joe Gibbs Racing #19 has failed pre-race inspection. They failed twice which means Truex will be forced to drop to the rear at the start of today’s race.
Read MoreThe car of Christopher Bell failed three points in the NASCAR inspection at Chicagoland Speedway
Christopher Bell drove to a 3rd place finish on Saturday at Chicagoland Speedway. However, the Joe Gibbs Racing #20 car still needed to pass post-race inspection.
It did not.
Around 7pm NASCAR announced that Christopher Bell had failed the inspection.
Read MoreMichigan International Speedway inspection issues
Tomorrow, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series will take the green flag at Michigan International Speedway.
Today, the field is set for qualifying. This is an impound race which means what the teams use in qualifying is about what they’ll have for the race.
Read MoreNASCAR will evaluate cars on downforce and drag following Texas Motor Speedway
Denny Hamlin drove to to the win on Sunday. NASCAR told the team to take it easy with the celebrations as they planned wind tunnel tests after the race week.
However, Denny Hamlin was not on of those cars that will be evaluated in the wind tunnel.
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