The NASCAR off-season was not a quiet one by any means, but then again, when is it ever? There have been plenty of things to talk about. This upcoming season … Continue Reading Melillo’s Mind: Recapping a busy NASCAR off-season
The Cross Flags Column is a new (late) midweek summary of the news, with a hint of analysis mixed in. “ˌembləˈmadik”– it’s the formal pronunciation of a word to describe the … Continue Reading Cross Flags Column: A ‘Clash’ of stars, crypto cars, SRX and more
The Cross Flags Column is a new midweek summary of the news, with a hint of analysis mixed in. With 11 days left in one of the longest NASCAR off-seasons … Continue Reading Cross Flags Column: Penalties, part-timers and a plethora of announcements
ROSEVILLE, CALIF. — McAnally-Hilgemann Racing reiterated Tuesday, Jan. 11, Colby Howard will pilot the team’s second truck in 2022. Colby Howard will join the newly-formed No. 91 team with Gates … Continue Reading McAnally-Hilgemann confirms Colby Howard to No. 91 in 2022
Matt DiBenedetto will drive the 23-race NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule in 2022. Rackley W.A.R. announced Wednesday (Jan. 6) DiBenedetto would drive the No. 25 Chevrolet truck for the … Continue Reading Matt DiBenedetto to race full-time in Trucks
Ryan Preece will serve as a reserve driver for Stewart-Haas Racing in 2022, the team announced Wednesday (Jan. 6). Preece will drive in 12 races this season across NASCAR’s three … Continue Reading Ryan Preece lands part-time deal with SHR
NASHVILLE, TENN. – For each NASCAR driver, their journey is paved with many blessings and honors along the way to earning top honors in the sport. For many, this way … Continue Reading For each NASCAR national series champion – a blessing, an honor and a journey
DAYTONA BEACH, FL. – NASCAR on Friday announced the format for the return of practice and qualifying in 2022. For all oval races, with the exception of the superspeedways and … Continue Reading NASCAR announces practice and qualifying format for 2022
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Ben Rhodes third-place finish in the Lucas Oil 150 Friday at Phoenix Raceway earned the ThorSport Racing driver his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series title in … Continue Reading Ben Rhodes becomes 19th champion of Truck Series
AVONDALE ARIZ. – After 10 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series seasons featuring 13 wins, 82 Top-5 finishes, 158 Top 10s, 10 poles and 3 NCWTS championships, crew chief Carl “Junior” … Continue Reading Crafton confirms No. 88 crew chief will not return for 2021