NASCAR, auto racing news
The off-season is officially over and NASCAR’s national series and ARCA are back. Here are the entry lists for the ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR Xfinity Series … Continue Reading Entry lists for Daytona: ARCA, Cup, Trucks, Xfinity
After vowing to retire from the NASCAR Xfinity Series after breaking 100 wins in 2021, Kyle Busch announced Friday that will only be a one-year commitment.
Kyle Busch apologized for a late-January incident involving a handgun that he said occurred while trying to fly out of the Cancun Airport.
Zane Smith will add five more races to his partial Cup Series schedule in 2023. Front Row Motorsports announced Tuesday (Feb. 7) Smith will replace Todd Gilliland in select races … Continue Reading Zane Smith, Todd Gilliland splitting No. 38 in 2023
Martin Truex Jr.’s victory in the 2023 Busch Clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum was the first for him in NASCAR’s season-opening exhibition race. Truex is the 25th different driver … Continue Reading Martin Truex Jr 25th different winner of The Clash
Justin Haley topped Busch Light Clash qualifying with a lap over a tenth of a second faster than anyone else Saturday night. Full Heat lineups and format are here. #NASCAR
Trackhouse Racing will preserve Ross Chastain’s “Hail Melon” No. 1 Chevrolet from the Cup Series Martinsville 2022 Playoff race. Trackhouse Racing co-owner Justin Marks took to Twitter Wednesday, Feb. 1, … Continue Reading ‘Hail Melon’ racecar to be preserved
NASCAR announced Tuesday a plethora of rule changes for the 2023 season, including to stages at road courses, a ‘Hail Melon ban’ and rain racing being possible at more tracks. #NASCAR
Jimmie Johnson, Mike Rockenfeller and Jenson Button will drive the Garage 56 entry in the 2023 24 Hours of Le Mans. The announcement was made Saturday in Dayton, regarding the … Continue Reading Johnson, Rockenfeller, Button to drive Hendrick Motorsports’ Garage 56 entry
Chase Elliott will return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series racing for Bill McAnally Racing in the Feb. 17 season opener at Daytona.