Stephen A. Smith's public feud with NASCAR is continuing. Last week, Smith called out NASCAR drivers, claiming that they aren't really "athletes." Smith's comments came after some of his radio show callers suggested NASCAR athletes among the best ever,

After saying NASCAR drivers and golfers “don’t count” as athletes, Stephen A. Smith received a strong response. This week, Michael Jordan entered the conversation. Jordan, of course, fit Smith’s definition of an “athlete” given his achievements with the Chicago Bulls as a six-time NBA champion and arguably the greatest basketball player of

The ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith has somehow managed to unite the entirety of NASCAR against him. His one statement about NASCAR drivers not being athletes has drawn in critics from many drivers, including Joey Logano.

NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith revealed that his controversial NASCAR take has drawn the attention of Michael Jordan. The team owner apparently stepped in to personally challenge Smith's argument.

Not backing down. Stephen A. Smith started quite the firestorm in the NASCAR community last week when he dismissed NASCAR drivers by claiming that they're not "athletes." During a discussion on his Mad Dog Sports Radio show on SiriusXM,

Stephen A. Smith NASCAR feud with Joey Logano grows after athlete debate sparks backlash, raising questions across motorsports fans.

Stephen A. Smith responds to Joey Logano's criticism, citing his television career spanning 30 years and 14 straight years as the No. 1 morning show.

Smith said Ogwumike’s French-speaking turned him on, and social media users are appalled.

ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith is 'not sold' on Alabama football's progress under Kalen DeBoer, nor its recent decision regarding the head coach.

Kevin Harvick slams Stephen A. Smith for saying NASCAR drivers aren't athletes, revealing he burned 3,200 calories during a single 500-mile race.