Jason Smith+FollowNASCAR Settlement: 23XI & Front Row Back In!After months of legal drama, the 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports squads are officially back in the NASCAR Cup Series charter club for 2026. MJ’s influence (yep, Michael Jordan) helped push this antitrust saga to a close, with both teams regaining their charter status and some well-earned compensation. The rivalry with NASCAR execs is still fresh, but fans can finally look forward to a full 36-car grid again. No major driver shakeups—Bubba, Reddick, and the gang are locked in. Thoughts on the permanent charter move? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share
qglover+FollowNASCAR Playoff Shakeup: Waiting Game ContinuesSo, NASCAR Nation, it looks like we won’t get any official word on the new playoff or points format until after the New Year, per Bob Pockrass. The debate over the playoff system is still raging—some fans want a full-season points champ, others are curious about the rumored 3-3-4 format (think Supercars, but with less drama?). With the antitrust trial settled, could we see a return to simpler times, or will the Playoff drama roll on? What’s your ideal format? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share
Jason Smith+FollowCindric Fires Back at Nepotism TalkAnyone else tired of the 'Silver Spoon' talk around Austin Cindric? The Penske wheelman just set the record straight, saying his path to the Cup Series wasn't handed to him—even with his dad Tim's big role at Penske. With Tim now out at Penske after the IndyCar controversy, it's clear Austin's seat is about his own wins, not family ties. Thoughts on whether the 'nepo baby' label is fair in NASCAR? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR10Share
jennifer23+FollowDale Jr’s tough prediction for Ty Dillon’s 2025Dale Earnhardt Jr. isn’t sugarcoating what’s ahead for Ty Dillon at Kaulig Racing next year. With Kaulig losing Chevy support and pausing its Xfinity team, Dale Jr. predicts 2025 could be Ty’s most challenging season yet—mentally and physically. Dillon’s had a rough run lately, finishing 33rd in the Cup standings, and now faces even fewer resources and less engineering help. Racing fans, do you think Ty can turn things around, or is he in for another uphill battle? What would you do in his shoes? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR10Share
Isabel Collier+FollowHendrick’s $20M Loss: NASCAR’s Broken Model?Even with Kyle Larson wheeling the No. 5 to Cup glory, Rick Hendrick just dropped a bombshell: Hendrick Motorsports lost $20 million over three years—despite winning championships! Forget the wild $1B headlines; that’s a system-wide estimate, not Rick’s own books. The real drama? If even the gold standard team is bleeding red, what hope do mid-pack squads have? This charter system fight could reshape NASCAR’s future. Thoughts on whether the model is fixable, or is the Kingpin right to sound the alarm? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR21Share
Jason Smith+FollowChildress: RCR’s Survival Hinges on NASCAR CharterBig news out of the RCR camp—Richard Childress says he signed the NASCAR charter deal not as a power move, but as a lifeline to keep his teams on the track. The Intimidator’s old boss faced a midnight deadline, feeling forced to sign or risk losing it all. This charter saga isn’t just business; it’s about survival and the future of mid-tier teams. Thoughts on NASCAR’s leverage here? Is the system helping or hurting the sport’s backbone? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR60Share
Jeremy Campbell+FollowArby’s Ditches RWR for JRM: NASCAR Shakeup!Big news in the NASCAR garage—Arby’s is making a bold pit stop, leaving Rick Ware Racing and teaming up with JR Motorsports for 2026. The fast-food giant will back Kvapil, Sammy Smith, and Allgaier across eight races, and even has a deal with Dale Jr. himself. This sponsor swap could heat up the rivalry between RWR and JRM—who wins the branding battle? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR31Share
Victor Mathews+FollowNASCAR’s Evergreen Charters: Closed Club?So, NASCAR fans, what do you make of this new “evergreen” charter deal? On the surface, it’s a big win for teams like 23XI and Front Row—long-term security at last. But now, the Cup Series feels more exclusive than ever. With charter prices skyrocketing, is NASCAR risking its future by making it nearly impossible for new blood to join the party? Curious to hear what everyone thinks about this power move! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR20Share
Jeremy Campbell+FollowHamlin Calls Out Larry Mac After NASCAR SettlementThe NASCAR antitrust saga might be over, but Denny Hamlin isn’t letting go just yet. After 23XI and FRM settled with NASCAR, Hamlin wants an on-air apology from Larry Mac, Dale Sr.’s legendary ex-crew chief, for doubting their case from the start. Hamlin argues that now the facts are out, it’s time for some folks in the booth to own up. Will Larry Mac respond, or will this rivalry keep simmering? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR30Share
qglover+FollowHamlin vs Larry Mac: NASCAR Settlement FalloutWow, what a wild ride! Denny Hamlin (aka The Wheelman) isn’t letting Larry Mac off the hook after that 23XI/FRM vs NASCAR lawsuit finally settled. Hamlin’s calling for an apology from SiriusXM’s On Track crew after all the heat they threw at 23XI for challenging the old guard. Now, with permanent charters secured, it’s clear the new kids just changed the game. Thoughts on Hamlin’s clapback and what this means for NASCAR’s future? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR20Share