The shutdown the of No. 43 team in the NASCAR Xfinity Series will have an impact on the 2016 NASCAR Xfinity Chase.
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Heat races have come to four NASCAR Xfinity races in 2016, but after three sets of heat races the racing and results have been underwhelming.
How do we fix the NASCAR Season? How do we fix the NASCAR Chase? The answer might be as simple as adding some more bonus points to the equation.
NASCAR has decided to move the Talladega race in the Chase beginning next season and it was the right move to make.
NASCAR is taking some heat this week after all of the wrecks in Talladega but the bottom line is that restrictor-plate racing isn't going anywhere.
The NASCAR seats at Joe Gibbs Racing are currently filled which makes you wonder where Erik Jones is going to land in 2017 but now it seems a bit more clear
Heading out of a couple of short tracks over the last few weeks it's clear that NASCAR needs to make a change when it comes to restarts.
The Xfinity Series is an issue in NASCAR or at least that's what fans what you to believe. However, that notion is being driven by bias and misconceptions.
Many will say that the Xfinity Series needs major changes but maybe their issue is that they need to focus on what they already have.
Sometimes change is needed and when it comes to NASCAR and speedweeks, the time is now. NASCAR needs to make a change to the schedule and soon.
Since NASCAR announced the new charter system, fans have been up in arms. However, the issues with the charter are more fans griping than actual issues.
The use of the relief driver in NASCAR is a practice that seems more than outdated, yet it's still in the sport in 2016.
NASCAR thinks that the Chase is going to help save the Xfinity Series but that isn't going to be the case.