about 9 hours ago

NASCAR Trivia: The Top Foreign Brands to Have Hit the Stock Car Scene

NASCAR may currently have only three manufacturers competing, but it wasn't always the case. VW’s Beetle ran the 1953 International 200. Jaguar shone with Al Keller’s 1954 win. Aston Martin’s lone ’53 entry stumbled to 27th. Porsche’s 356s finished eighth in ’53. Toyota arrived much later in the modern era in 2004, winning titles with stars like Truex Jr. and Busch.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 10 hours ago

Kyle Busch Breaks Down Modern Super Late Model Racing Before Snowball Derby Entry

“Gotta stay on the lead,” said Busch, starting deep Sunday after winning the LCQ. He laughed that the racing now has “gizmos and gadgets, bump loads, way over my head.” With no pit stop gains, he must pass cars outright. “Leaders can put you a lap down quick,” he warned, calling the LCQ his edge heading into the Pensacola showdown.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 10 hours ago

NASCAR 101: How Drivers Protect Themselves From the Brutal Heat Inside Their Cars

Drivers fight cockpit heat with hydration pouches fed to their helmets or simple water bottles. “I have a little bottle with a straw,” explained Ty Gibbs. Truex used a tube, Hamlin drinks only on straights, and Bell waits for cautions. Teams mix in minerals and glucose to keep drivers sharp as temperatures can reach up to 140 degrees inside.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 10 hours ago

Kyle Petty Reveals Pool Game Fate Behind His First NASCAR Cup Win

“We could’ve gotten in trouble,” said Petty of a 1986 garage pool game where teams drew their own car, and cash went to third and fifth finishers. His group drew fifth, and ran fifth at Richmond, protecting the payout—until a late wreck put him in front. He lost the pool money that day, but gained a landmark win.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 12 hours ago

Amid Charter Trial, Steve Phelps Recognised With Corporate Leadership Award

Phelps was honored at the March of Dimes Sports Luncheon alongside recipients of the organization’s Sports Achievement Awards — former NFL player-turned-broadcaster Jason Kelce and Olympic swimming legend Katie Ledecky. “You’ve been a great friend, a fantastic leader for NASCAR and our sport, and I’m very proud that you are our commissioner,” said Jim France, NASCAR Chairman and CEO.

By Ankit Sharma

about 12 hours ago

Natalie Decker Reveals She Grew Up As A Fan of Mark Martin

"My dad would tell me stories of him buying Mark Martin’s stock car back when he raced," Decker said. "I knew I wanted to race in NASCAR since I was seven years old," she said. Decker last raced at Daytona in the 2025 Xfinity season, six months after giving birth to her son Levi. She has no ride for 2026.

By Ankit Sharma

about 13 hours ago

Which Driver Has Completed the Most Laps in the Next Gen Era?

The Next Gen car debuted in 2022. Michael McDowell, who joined Spire last year after seven years with Front Row Motorsports, leads the field, completing 37,243 out of a possible 38,107 laps. He has two wins during this period. He is followed by FRM's Todd Gilliland(37,095), Justin Haley(36,771), three-time champion Joey Logano(36,770), and RFK's Chris Buescher(36,754).

By Ankit Sharma

about 13 hours ago

Kenny Wallace Believes Michael Jordan Said Nothing Wrong In His Testimony Against NASCAR

Wallace summed up Jordan's emotions when he took the stand: when NASCAR does well, the teams should do well. "What MJ said was heartfelt. It wasn't bad," Wallace said. In his testimony, Jordan stated he has been a NASCAR fan since he was a child, and his lawsuit was not an ego battle, but to provide structure to the revenue model.

By Ankit Sharma

about 14 hours ago

"My Confidence Took A Hit Personally": Kyle Larson's Admission About Indy 500 Failure

"All my racing took a dip after May," Larson said, and statistics proved that. In seven races before the 'Double Duty', he had three wins. After he crashed at the Indy 500, Larson managed just one top-five in seven races and did not win the whole year. "I made a lot of mistakes throughout the couple weeks," said the HMS driver.

By Ankit Sharma

about 14 hours ago

Kevin Harvick Breaks Down the Pressure of Qualifying for the 58th Snowball Derby

“This is why I’m not racing,” Harvick said, calling the short track race’s two-lap qualifying “intense.” With changeable track conditions after intermittent showers, he asked, “Can you imagine if you’re the first guy out?” Harvick also noted that teams are gambling on last-minute changes, searching for what they need as tensions spike before the session.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 15 hours ago

Kyle Busch Brushes Off Rust as Snowball Derby Qualifying Looms

“We wholesaled the car,” Busch said after limited practice left him chasing center-turn speed. He called qualifying for the 58th Snowball Derby “tense,” with only 30 spots available as dew, jet fuel, and draw order shift grip on track by the minute, while crediting partners BLR and Hampke for helping him settle back into Pensacola’s rhythm.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 15 hours ago

Kyle Larson Has Barely Relaxed After Winning His Second Cup Series Title

Larson was occupied with formalities after winning the title. "I got to spend a few days with my family in Cabo," he said, racing at Placerville after that. He then participated in the Turkey Grand Prix and now heading to Australia for the High Limit event. After the Tulsa Shootout, the Chili Bowl will follow, followed by pre-season practice.

By Ankit Sharma

about 16 hours ago

Noah Gragson Finds ’90s NASCAR Energy Alive at Snowball Derby

“This place is awesome,” Gragson said, calling the atmosphere at the 58th Snowball Derby and its packed infield and fans in pickup trucks “almost a 90s Cup race.” The 2018 winner of the event in Pensacola, Florida, argued that short track racing isn't dead, contrary to popular belief, and added, “Come down here, it’s as alive as it's ever been.”

By Rahul Ahluwalia

about 17 hours ago

Stewart Friesen Walks Again After July Modified Crash

“Praise God!” exclaimed a fan as Friesen shared a video of himself walking unaided, over four months after shattering his pelvis and right leg in a flip during King of the North at Autodrome Drummond. He was “alert and talking” after being rescued and spent nine days in hospital, while Kaden Honeycutt drove his truck to the Championship 4.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Kyle Larson Credits HMS Crew Chief for Helping Him Keep His Morale High

“Even through all the bad weeks, I was confident,” said Larson recently, pointing to Cliff Daniels for keeping him “on the right path.” He noted how struggles make the No. 5 group “even more motivated,” as the two-time champion credited his short memory for helping him reset quickly, all the while trusting the process until pace finally returns.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Joey Logano Turns His Shop Into Santa’s Workshop for Foster Kids

“We packed 250 Christmas bags,” said Logano, thanking Ford and others for backing his 'Giving Tuesday' contribution. Wearing a Santa sweater, he explained how the effort supports social service organizations such as Black Mountain Home for Children and Crossnore as his “second chances” mission continues to drive support, providing foster kids with essentials and a heartfelt Christmas celebration.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Judge Bell Warns Jury of Mistrial in NASCAR Antitrust Lawsuit

Judge Bell reminded jurors on day five of the trial that they’re forbidden from doing independent research amid rising media coverage of the lawsuit. He warned that failing to follow instructions could result in a mistrial, emphasizing the panel's need to avoid outside influence as NASCAR and the teams continue their legal tussle in federal court.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Jeff Gordon’s Shock Over ‘Backwards’ NASCAR Talks Revealed on Trial Day Five

Race Team Alliance director Jonathan Marshall revealed that teams received proposals from NASCAR “worse than the prior offers” during charter negotiations, telling lawyers how the move stunned Gordon at the time, who responded, “I’ve never been in a negotiation that went backwards.” Marshall’s testimony on day five underscored how deteriorating discussions helped fuel the antitrust fight now engulfing the sport.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Shane van Gisbergen Tops NASCAR Legends After Full-Time Debut in 2025

“Not too bad,” jokingly commented Trackhouse Racing as the Kiwi topped the sport's Modern Era (post-1972) list with six wins in his first 50 Cup starts, surpassing Tony Stewart’s five and Carl Edwards' four. In his first full-time season, he dominated road courses and won 5 races, placing him alongside the sport's giants far sooner than expected.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Kaden Honeycutt Joins TRICON Full-Time for 2026 Truck Season

Honeycutt finished third in the Truck Championship in 2025 on the back of four top-fives and 14 top-10s. "I’ve waited my entire career for an opportunity like this. I’m truly honored and fired up to chase a championship," he said. Honeycutt will take over the #11 car from 2025 champion Corey Heim. Scott Zipadelli will be the crew chief.

By Ankit Sharma

1 day ago

Brad Keselowski Bids Farewell to Late Michael Annett

“He was an up-and-comer, looking really good,” said Keselowski, recalling racing alongside Annett. He added he’s “sad to see him go,” but glad he’s no longer suffering. Earnhardt Jr.'s JRM called Michael “a key member” who helped build its Xfinity program as the industry mourned. Passing away at 39, the former driver's cause of death remains unknown.

By Rahul Ahluwalia

1 day ago

Kenny Wallace's Message to NASCAR After Financial Disclosures: “Quit Losing Money”

Steve O'Donnell testified that NASCAR lost around $61 million on the Mexico City and Chicago Street experiments. “Quit losing money, and let’s take care of the home base first. I think that would be a good start,” Wallace said. The NASCAR veteran wants the series to improve existing tracks, and to "quit trying to venture out and get new" ones.

By Ankit Sharma

1 day ago

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Pays Tribute to Michael Annett on Untimely Passing

Stenhouse, who raced with Annett for a long time while in ARCA, posted, "Sad to get the news of Big Mikes passing." The cause of death of the JRM driver, who had one Xfinity win, is unknown. "Spent a lot of days in the gym together before he retired," Stenhouse said about Annett, who retired in 2021 because of a leg injury.

By Ankit Sharma

1 day ago

Michael Jordan Slams NASCAR's 'Driver Ambassador Program' During Testimony

MJ said that the DAP takes the drivers away from promoting the teams' initiatives and only NASCAR initiatives, without compensation to the teams. "We want control over our IP for our own benefit," he said. Earlier, FRM owner Bob Jenkins revealed the DAP fee as $300,000 per team. MJ says he found the 'nature of the business to be unfair'.

By Ankit Sharma

1 day ago

Michael Jordan Says Racers Don't Get Enough Credit for Putting Their Lives on the Line

"No insurance. No union. That's where I thought the sport needed to grow," MJ said while testifying in court on day 5. Jordan said that he wants to push NASCAR to be better and make it healthier for teams and drivers to compete. "I never saw Jim France drive a car or risk his life," he said.

By Ankit Sharma

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