Sure it wasn’t a bad night at the office for the likes of Kyle Larson. The Bristol Night Race went on without much of a hitch on Saturday night. Well, maybe most of the drivers and the sport in general were expecting some tire wear.

Analyzing the ongoing tire issues in NASCAR reveals a troubling pattern that continues to affect race outcomes and driver performance. The collaboration between NASCAR and Goodyear has come under examination once again,

The sanctioning body and spec tire supplier Goodyear got a drastically different race than what it tried to create

A senior NASCAR executive says “we’re baffled” why tires didn’t wear as much in last weekend’s Cup race at Bristol compared to the March event there. Kyle Larson led 462 of 500 laps and won last Saturday’s race at Bristol Motor Speedway by seven seconds. That race had eight lead changes.

Temper your expectations. We’re driving spec race cars.” Since the launch of the NASCAR Next Gen car, the product on short tracks have suffered. With identical cars from the front to the back of the field,

Last Saturday's Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway played out in a drastically different way than anybody expected, based on notes from the tra