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Jeff Gluck

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Remembering Eddie Gossage, whose passion for racing left a unique mark on NASCAR - The New York T...

One morning during each race weekend at Texas Motor Speedway, a group of reporters would file into a large conference room near track president Eddie Gossage’s sixth-floor office. After loading plates of chef-prepared brunch food, media members would find a seat around the long table and sink into plush office chairs. Gossage, seated in the middle, would then begin to hold court. Advertisement This was “Breakfast With Eddie,” a way for Gossage to spend time with reporters in a mostly off-the-rec…
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Gluck: NASCAR's stiff fight penalties hard to reconcile with its so...

After seeing the news of ’s for the Ricky Stenhouse Jr./Kyle Busch fight, driver Daniel Suárez logged onto X and asked the same question many fans were wondering: “If it’s so wrong then why is it all over NASCAR social channels?” he wrote. slapped Stenhouse Jr. with a $75,000 fine — a record amount for a fight, according to — and issued multi-race suspensions to Stenhouse’s dad (indefinite), mechanic Clint Myrick (eight races) and engine tuner Keith Matthews (four races). Advertisement But the…
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NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 predictions: Why Truex Jr. and Buescher are ov...

The NASCAR Cup Series continues this Memorial Weekend with the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. is coming off a wild week. The All-Star Race may not be a points race, but emotions were still high this past Sunday, culminating in a between Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Kyle Busch. (Don’t worry, we’ll get the expert perspective on that below.) Then on Tuesday, three new names were . Advertisement Needless to say, our NASCAR experts, Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi, have been working overtime th…
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At Indy 500, Pato O'Ward heartbroken after coming up short again - ...

SPEEDWAY, Ind. — The tears from Pato O’Ward flowed freely, not unlike the sheets of rain that fell on this venerable speedway earlier in the day. Pick a term to describe a sobbing O’Ward after finishing second in the Indianapolis 500: Heartbroken, crushed, devastated — they all fit. Even for a driver with ninja hands, able to gather up a wicked car and save it from crashing, this took quite a while to pull himself together. Advertisement At first, O’Ward couldn’t even take off his helmet. Too we…
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NASCAR Enjoy Illinois 300 expert predictions: Who will win at World...

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to World Wide Technology Raceway this Sunday after a dramatic week for the sport. Kyle Larson’s attempts to complete the Double were drowned in bad weather, and Stewart-Haas Racing announced it will be shuttering after the end of the season. We’re diving into those storylines with perspective from Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi — plus the odds for the Enjoy Illinois 300 on Sunday and their picks for the race winner and best long shot bets. The race at World Wide Techno…
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At Sonoma, Chase Briscoe's hopes for a good day amid chaos end on a...

SONOMA, Calif. — The weekend started well enough for Chase Briscoe. At past stays near Sonoma Raceway, the Stewart-Haas Racing team hotel was one of those dated inns that dot Northern California’s Wine Country. Briscoe had even warned two of his new teammates, Noah Gragson and Josh Berry, about the accommodations. Advertisement “Wait ’til you see this place,” Briscoe had said. But when they checked into their rooms, there was a pleasant surprise: The hotel had been completely renovated, and the…
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NASCAR at New Hampshire predictions: Christopher Bell, long shots, ...

This Sunday, the NASCAR Cup Series heads to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the USA Today 301, with some fresh favorites at the top of the odds. It’s been a busy couple of weeks for news: Martin Truex Jr. at the end of the season, leading to plenty of angling on who might take that seat next year. We’ve got the latest as always from our NASCAR experts, Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi, along with their advice for making picks this Sunday. Advertisement You can watch the USA Today 301 — New Engla…
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The 10 most NASCAR things to happen in the first half of the 2024 s...

Oh, . The world’s premier stock car racing series can at times be simultaneously beautiful and maddening, entertaining fans while also making them want to pull their hair out. Though fans’ love for America’s top form of motorsport isn’t in question, scenarios pop up from time to time to create a head-shaking, “This is such a thing to happen” sentiment. These instances can range from humorous to exhausting, enjoyable to frustrating and everything in between. So as the first half of the NASCAR Cu…
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Deegan, NASCAR's lone female racer, parting ways with team - The Ne...

Hailie Deegan, currently the only woman racing full time in one of ’s top three national series, has parted ways with her Xfinity Series team AM Racing after a disappointing first half of the season. Deegan was removed from her car before Saturday’s Xfinity race on the streets of Chicago in favor of two-time NASCAR champion Joey Logano. At the time, the team said Logano would “fill in” for Deegan, and he finished a season-best eighth for the No. 15 car (which had been averaging a finish of 26.8…
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Chandler Smith on managing pressure and balancing NASCAR life with ...

Each week, The Athletic asks the same 12 questions to a different race car driver. Up next: Chandler Smith, who is currently third in the NASCAR Xfinity Series point standings with two wins during his first season driving for Joe Gibbs Racing. This interview has been edited and condensed, but the full version is available on the . 1. What is the No. 1 thing on your bucket list? One thing would be to hike Mount Everest one day, but maybe that would be a little extreme. The most realistic thing is…
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NASCAR Pocono takeaways: Ryan Blaney’s continued improvement, NASCA...

Five thoughts after Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway … 1. Taking Stock Ryan Blaney is not on pace for career highs in important statistical categories like top-five or top-10 finishes in 2024. Previous seasons from Blaney have seen more consistency in terms of his average finish. But this year — and dating back to midway through the 2023 playoffs — Blaney has seemed like a different driver. Namely, a winning one. Advertisement When Blaney earned his first career victory midway t…