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TALLADEGA, Ala. -- NASCAR drivers are angry and concerned about their safety in the new Next Gen cars as the playoffs roar into one of the most chaotic and dangerous tracks on the circuit.
NASCAR drivers are angry and concerned about their safety in the new Next Gen cars as the playoffs roar into one of the most chaotic and dangerous tracks on the circuit.
With Alex Bowman set to miss Sunday's race with a concussion, drivers are again airing their frustrations with the Next Gen cars.
Nobody Doesn't Like Sara Lee ... or NASCAR Veteran Ken Schrader Here's the real story behind Schrader's first NASCAR Cup Series win at Talladega in 1988. By Al Pearce RacingOneGetty Images Long beloved because he’ll race anything anywhere against anyone at any time, the youngish 66-year-old Schrader is helping Tony Stewart and Ray Evernham with this year’s Superstar Racing Experience. Schrader reached Cup in 1984 with five races in an Elmo Langley-owned Ford. In July 1988, Schrader won at Talladega after starting seventh and perfectly executing a last-lap, high-side pass. ...
Factor41/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Gear up, NASCAR fans. The sport's elite division will look a lot different in 2022. NASCAR will unveil the "Next Gen" Cup Series race car in Charlotte, North Carolina Wednesday afternoon. Built from the "ground up," the new car looks sleeker and more coupe-like, with a lower roofline and a shorter rear deck. A redesigned, carbon composite body sits on top of the tubular chassis, allowing drivers to better withstand direct hits. The front and rear bumpers have also been modified, tire diameter has increased to 18 inches from 15 and a 5-speed...