Confessions of a Closet Racing Fan
Tires are often a point of contention, and ultimately, a point of failure during NASCAR races, and the weekend at Arizona’s ISM Raceway was no different. No. 2 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver, Brad Keselowski said everyone pushes the limits and goes beyond Goodyear’s recommendations.
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Starting at Daytona in 2019, the single car team of Leavine Family Racing will begin fielding the Toyota Camry in the Monster Energy Cup Series with driver Matt DiBenedetto behind the wheel.
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Dehydration issues have continued to plague Leavine Family Racing’s No. 95 driver, Kasey Kahne to the point where he will not return to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in 2018.
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Alon Day, the first driver from Israel to ever compete in NASCAR’S Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, makes his 2018 Cup Series debut this weekend in the Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Raceway. Day will drive the BK Racing No. 23 Best Bully Sticks Toyota Camry.
Read morePrior to the Las Vegas weekend, and the first race of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2018 playoffs, Brad Keselowski was coming off two back-to-back wins. With his Vegas win, he celebrated both his third win in a row, along with Penske Racing’s 500th.
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The Front Row Motorsports pair of drivers head to Las Vegas this coming weekend, along with the rest of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series garage. The second trip to Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the 2018 season, and the opener to the MENCS playoffs have both drivers optimistic and ready for better results.
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Kasey Kahne’s final full-time season in the NASCAR Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series is ending on a down note. After severe dehydration at Darlington Raceway, Kahne will be sidelined a total of at least four weeks.
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