Las Vegas – What Can We Expect?
Everyone is still breathless over Daniel Suarez’s win at Atlanta last weekend. The SuperSpeedway-lite track produced pack racing like its big brothers, but[…]
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Author: David Nance
Early Clash-Just One in a String of “Unprecedented” Decisions
“Unprecedented” is THE word for the kickoff to the 2024 Season. With El Nino bearing down on the L. A. Coliseum, NASCAR made a never before decision to[…]
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Some Additional 2023 Memorable Memories
Traditionally, everyone at this time of the off-season publishes their list of memories from the past season. Some list the Top Surprises. Others, Best Races. A[…]
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NASCAR History Lost… Texas Gas
I hate to see us lose our history. We have such a long, interesting, and rich history that it hurts[…]
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Stage Racing… Before It Was Cool
I’ve had my driver’s license for fifty years now. In all that time I’ve driven a lot of vehicles but[…]
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Trackhouse, Moto GP and Nicky
When news came out a few weeks ago that Trackhouse Racing was looking to get into MotoGP, I had two thoughts – “That’s cool!” and “Man, I wished 2006 MotoGP Champ, Nicky Hayden was still here. What a perfect fit that would be!”
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Chiming In on the 2024 Schedule and Should Kentucky Speedway Return?
The finalization of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Schedule inevitably triggers another conversation-which tracks will be added to future schedules? After[…]
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Dave’s Deeper Dive: Which Tracks Had the Most Racing Lead Changes
Pure Thunder Racing recently posted Dave’s Deeper Dive: Blaney and Hamlin Tie to Win Racing Lead Championship. The first comment received off-line was[…]
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Dave’s Deeper Dive: Blaney and Hamlin Tie to Win Racing Lead Change Championship
Two weeks ago, NASCAR crowned its Cup Championship. Congratulations to Ryan Blaney for winning the 2023 Championship with his second-place finish at Phoenix. In addition, there was a[…]
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Dave’s Deeper Dive: Bristol… and Sellouts
This, my friends is what a sellout looks like to me. 2003 Bristol Spring Race. 160,000 tickets sold. 160,000 seats[…]
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