Former NASCAR driver Landon Cassill suggested Truck Series drivers should purposely get into a wreck to avoid being ...

In response, Landon Cassill related to this based on his NASCAR experience when Cup Series cars had adjustable track bars. He recalled constantly fine-tuning the settings to improve handling.

Got a picture in your mind of a driver who'll wring every last bit of speed out of his car, no matter what? The post Former ...

Joey Logano kicks off our 2025 12 Questions season, talking Ubers, how he feels about his place in racing history and more.

His car was “too low in the rear” and Corey ... and promised more on The Money Lap podcast with Landon Cassill. “Thank you all for the support,” he said. “This has been one of the ...

Beyond covering the costs of running a car, paying driver salaries and supporting ... BK Racing debuted in the 2012 Daytona 500, with Landon Cassill and David Reutimann piloting its #83 and ...

Each week, listen to drivers in their own words as The Athletic's Jeff Gluck asks the same 12 questions to a different race car driver ... 20:02 12 Questions with Landon Cassill (2024) The ...

Even former NASCAR driver Landon Cassill acknowledged that drivers intentionally damage their car to pass inspection: The penalty for finishing a NASCAR race with no damage is that you have to pass ...

Water is cooled in the car and pumps through a shirt that the driver wears ... According to Xfinity Series driver Landon Cassill, this intake translates to approximately 300 calories each hour.