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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Nick Sanchez is the latest driver to score a win in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Leading the final 10 laps in the season-opening Fresh From … Continue Reading Nick Sanchez becomes 123rd winner in Truck Series
Despite not having a driver in the final round of Daytona 500 qualifying, Toyota swept the Duel qualifying races Thursday night.
Kevin Harvick Inc., Turner Motorsports, Germain Racing – and now Kyle Busch Motorsports and GMS Racing. With the drop of the checkered flag Friday at Phoenix Raceway, all of those … Continue Reading Major closures mark end of an era for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Since the introduction of the NASCAR Playoff system in the Craftsman Truck Series in 2016, 19 different drivers have made it to the last race of the year as a … Continue Reading All-time Truck Series Championship 4 appearances
Carson Hocevar announced Tuesday he will drive for Spire Motorsports full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, starting in 2024. Hocevar will pilot the No. 77 Chevrolet, replacing Ty Dillon. The … Continue Reading Carson Hocevar to run full-time in 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season
LINCOLN, ALA. — Brett Moffitt left Talladega Superspeedway the most unscathed Saturday as he claimed an overtime win in the Love’s RV Stop 250. Moffitt led 22 of 99 laps … Continue Reading Wreck-filled NASCAR Truck race at Talladega ends with last-lap pass
Proceeding the Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race Saturday night, four drivers were eliminated from NASCAR Cup Series Playoff contention. Below is a breakdown of each racer’s night at Bristol. … Continue Reading Comments from the eliminated drivers
Ross Chastain ended weeks of controversy and struggles with a hometown win Sunday for Trackhouse Racing at Nashville Superspeedway.
Ryan Blaney’s front-end crash into a Turn 1 inside retaining wall at Nashville Speedway was described as the hardest hit of his career. Blaney’s No. 12 went for a spin … Continue Reading Ryan Blaney describes Nashville crash as ‘Hardest hit’ of his life
A.J. Allmendinger and Kaulig Racing survived a wreck-filled NASCAR Xfinity Series race Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway.