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6 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Param Davies

It was all Kyle Larson in NASCAR after his last weekend’s display at Bristol. Despite missing his Triple Header by just a fraction, Larson made the headlines after his performances. The Hendrick Motorsports driver barely gave any other driver a chance at victory in his outings, especially on Saturday and Sunday. Behind a truck, despite his strong run, Larson eventually conceded the victory to Chandler Smith’s No. 38 Ford. As for his Xfinity race, he led 277 out of 300 laps and won in style.

6 days ago | profootballnetwork.com | Param Davies

Kyle Larson registered several records with his weekend win at Bristol. He demonstrated his typical Larson dominance and kept any other driver from stealing the win from him. Especially after his last week’s blunder at Darlington, Larson silenced all those who questioned him by leading 411 laps of the 500-lap race. While many said that Larson might not be the best driver after all, his No. 5 Camaro ZL1 told a different story in his most recent Cup Series appearance.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Param Davies

Sponsors have always been a key part of NASCAR. Whether it’s for the sport itself, individual teams, or the drivers behind the wheel. While it’s easy to overlook, many of the sport’s top performers have succeeded in part because of strong financial backing and consistent sponsorship. The reverse is true as well. Plenty of teams have been forced to shut down despite solid on-track results, simply because they couldn’t secure enough sponsorship. Running a fully functional NASCAR operation isn’t cheap.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Param Davies

For a sport that runs on cars, automotive companies have always been the backbone of NASCAR. Since the first race in 1949, several manufacturers have been tied to the sport. While many have stayed loyal to NASCAR for decades, some big names have stepped away over the years. When President Trump announced new auto tariff regulations, not even NASCAR was off-limits.

1 week ago | profootballnetwork.com | Param Davies

After the weekend results at Bristol, Kyle Larson’s name was on everyone’s lips. Be it for his newly set records, his dominant performances, his missed attempt at the Triple Header, or his comments after the races, Larson became the talk of the town. This also sparked discussions about what NASCAR can do better to improve its recent unexciting display.