NASCAR Flashback: 1994 Brickyard 400, The Inaugural

Every race car driver grows up dreaming of winning at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, however for NASCAR drivers that was an unobtainable goal… That is until 1994.

For the first time in the storied history of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, stock cars rolled through gasoline ally to duke it out for victory on one of, if not the most prestigious race track in the world.

NASCAR Flashback: 1991 Banquet Frozen Foods 300, Rudd Vs. Allison

This week the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series cars will roll on to Infineon Raceway for the 23rd time in the history of the track. Over the years there have been some fantastic races, because for the most part in the 1990s the NASCAR drivers really didn’t know too terribly much about road racing. Most of the drivers basically just tried to survive at Infineon and Watkins Glen back then.

All Eyes On: Michigan International Speedway

When you think of Detroit, Michigan, you think of the Red Wings, Eight Mile, Motown, the almost-no-hitter for the Tigers and cars.

LOTS OF CARS.

This weekend, 43 cars took to the track tucked away in the “Irish Hills” of Brooklyn, Michigan for the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup race, as well as the Racing for Wildlife 200 ARCA Race and VFW 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Race. In August, they will return for the CARFAX 250 NASCAR Nationwide and CARFAX 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup races.