PFSN on MSN12h
‘Disappointed in My Sport Today’ — Landon Cassill Blasts NASCAR Over Parker Kligerman’s Disqualification
Former NASCAR driver Landon Cassill made his disappointment clear after Henderson Motorsports’ Parker Kligerman lost his ...
Hosted on MSN5d
Landon Cassill suggests NASCAR Truck drivers purposely wreck to avoid disqualification after Parker Kligerman Daytona incident
Former NASCAR driver Landon Cassill suggested Truck Series drivers should purposely get into a wreck to avoid being ...
Sportskeeda13d
What is the ‘biggest’ difference between NASCAR and Sportscar racing? Parker Kligerman explains
A recent podcast clip from The Money Lap, featuring Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill, highlighted key differences between NASCAR and sportscar racing. The discussion focused on how drivers in ...
On3 on MSN2d
Parker Kligerman Daytona disqualification: Henderson Motorsports has appeal denied
NASCAR has made its ruling on the appeal from Parker Kligerman and Henderson Motorsports. Per Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports, Kligerman and Henderson Motorsports lost the appeal to the Truck Series race ...
Sportskeeda25d
3 NASCAR teams forced to shut operations amid bankruptcy
Let’s explore three notable examples of teams that exited NASCAR due to financial challenges. BK Racing debuted in the 2012 Daytona 500, with Landon Cassill and David Reutimann piloting its #83 ...
Joey Logano on the elite company he’s in, his fear of Ubers and more: 12 Questions
Joey Logano kicks off our 2025 12 Questions season, talking Ubers, how he feels about his place in racing history and more.
Whiskey Riff6d
NASCAR Fans Think Daytona 500 Winner William Byron Intentionally Hit The Wall During His Burnout To Cover Up His Team’s Cheating
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 ...
The Sports Rush14d
Are NASCAR Cars Air-Conditioned?
However, this method is rarely adopted by the NASCAR teams due to potential disruptions to the vehicle’s aerodynamics. During a race, drivers typically consume between 20 to 40 ounces of liquid per ...