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60 Funny Fantasy NASCAR Team Names for 2016

If you're looking for a fun team name to add some flare to your league, look no further.
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The 2016 NASCAR season is about to crank up with the 58th running of the Daytona 500 less than three weeks away. That also means it is about time to start registering for your favorite 2016 fantasy NASCAR league. We have come up with 60 funny, crazy, weird and/or outright silly names to help you get started on your quest to fantasy NASCAR greatness.

Celebrating Athlon's NASCAR Rookie of the Year: Kyle Larson

Larson's first-year stats on par with great rookies of the past
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Celebrating a spectacular rookie season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series by Kyle Larson.
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NASCAR Rookie Report: Kyle Larson the obvious ROY titlist
NASCAR Rookie Report: A fan's guide to future Cup Series rookies
NASCAR Rookie Report: Ranking the six remaining Cup Series ROY candidates

Welcome to the Athlon Rookie Report, where each week David Smith will evaluate the deepest crop of new NASCAR Sprint Cup Series talent since 2006. The Report will include twice-monthly rankings, in-depth analysis, Q&A sessions with the drivers and more.

 

Today, David celebrates the 2014 Athlon Sports NASCAR Rookie of the Year, Kyle Larson.

 

 

NASCAR Rookie Report: Kyle Larson is inconsistent — and it doesn't matter

Larson's inconsistency in line with other NASCAR greats' rookie campaigns
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David Smith analyzes Kyle Larson's NASCAR Sprint Cup season and finds that his inconsistency is in line with other rookies greats such as Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon.
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NASCAR Rookie Report: Ranking the driving chops of the rookie class
Ryan Blaney promotion a boon for both Penske and Woods
Exclusive Q&A with NASCAR Rookie Cole Whitt

Welcome to the Athlon Rookie Report, where each week David Smith will evaluate the deepest crop of new NASCAR Sprint Cup Series talent since 2006. The Report will include twice-monthly rankings, in-depth analysis, Q&A sessions with the drivers and more.

 

Today, David analyzes a top rookie’s consistency and asks whether it matters.

 

 

NASCAR's Top 10 Atlanta Motor Speedway Moments

NASCAR's Detroit Muscle

The best (and mostly worst) street car tributes to NASCAR

Almirola, RPM win saved NASCAR from forgettable Daytona weekend

Meaningful victory eases rain- and wreck-filled Coke Zero 400 weekend
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Aric Almirola's win in the Coke Zero 400 was the first for a car numbered 43 in NASCAR at Daytona since Richard Petty in 1984.
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Petty's No. 43 returns to Daytona Victory Lane with Aric Almirola
Days of Thunder's Biggest Blunders
Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Top 15 NASCAR Paint Schemes

Thirty years ago, everything lined up just right for NASCAR.

 

The 1984 Fourth of July weekend witnessed the sport’s all-time winningest driver, Richard Petty, score his milestone 200th win. He did so at stock car racing’s cathedral, Daytona International Speedway in a near photo finish — and as if it needed a kicker, with the President of the United States in attendance.

 

NASCAR's Greatest Road Racing Aces

Marcos Ambrose, Tony Stewart look for NASCAR Chase berth at Sonoma

Geoffrey Miller's five things to watch at Sonoma Raceway
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Each week, Geoffrey Miller’s “Five Things to Watch” will help you catch up on the biggest stories of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series’ upcoming race weekend. This week, the nuances of road course racing on the Cup and Nationwide series and the Chase hopes of road aces Marcos Ambrose and Tony Stewart highlight the storylines leading up to the Toyota-Save Mart 350.
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NASCAR Rookie Report: When horsepower matters most
Johnson's intermediate acumen will pay off in NASCAR's Chase
Johnson slays Michigan, cements standing as NASCAR title favorite

Each week, Geoffrey Miller’s “Five Things to Watch” will help you catch up on the biggest stories of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series’ upcoming race weekend. This week, the nuances of road course racing on the Cup and Nationwide series and the Chase hopes of road aces Marcos Ambrose and Tony Stewart highlight the storylines leading up to the Toyota-Save Mart 350.

 

 

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