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NASCAR is one barn burner after another. Can it keep it up?

Last weekend, the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway ended in a three-car photo finish. Defending champion Ryan Blaney led a pack on the final lap, with Daniel Suárez to his outside and two-time champion Kyle Busch behind him. Busch shot through the middle, and all three rocketed past the checkered flag in unison. Suárez won by 0.003 seconds over Blaney and 0.007 over Busch, marking the third-closest finish in NASCAR history.

Atlanta was yet another barn burner for NASCAR, in a decade defined by barn burners, but can the stock-car series keep it up?