Michael Massie is a journalist who focuses on NASCAR and motorsports. He writes for Frontstretch.com, LLC, providing analysis, race recaps, and news updates on the world of auto racing. With a passion for the sport, Michael brings his expertise and insights to his articles, keeping fans informed and engaged.
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Michael Massie's articles mainly focus on auto racing, particularly NASCAR events and related news. His coverage includes event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements in the world of auto racing.
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By: Jack Swansey, Michael Massie, Trey Lyle, Dalton Hopkins
The guys discuss Alex Bowman's DQ, the late caution that came just before Parker Kligerman took the white flag and more.
By: Michael Massie
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By: Michael Massie
Gray passed Eckes for the lead. Eckes then sent Gray up the racetrack and out of contention for his first career win and the Championship 4.
By: Michael Massie
Custer's revenge dealt Smith a finishing blow in his quest to make the Championship 4.
William Byron and Christopher Bell had a controversial last few laps en route to Byron clinching a Championship 4 spot - only after NASCAR officials intervened.
In the six years since Jim France took over for his nephew Brian, NASCAR's leadership has only gotten worse.
By: Caleb Barnes, Michael Massie, Dalton Hopkins
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