NASCAR to Become First Major Sports League to Partner With Substack

11 months ago

NASCAR to Become First Major Sports League to Partner With Substack

Chief Brand Officer Tim Clark said the newsletter will be "written by NASCAR’s in-house editorial team and feature stories and content that help readers experience the culture that drives the sport.” It will be published two or three times a week and will be available to subscribers for free, but the league may consider adding a paywall in the future.

By Ankit Sharma

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Alex Bowman Applauds Added Off Weeks in 2026 Schedule

11 months ago

Alex Bowman Applauds Added Off Weeks in 2026 Schedule

Bowman praised NASCAR’s 2026 schedule changes: “Glad to have two off weeks back for the road crews, just them having a weekend at home with their families means a lot.” He noted that the crew members "don’t get to travel with their family" like drivers do amid the grueling 36-week season. Bowman also expressed excitement for Chicagoland's return.

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Alex Bowman Hates Dover Losing Points Race in 2026

11 months ago

Alex Bowman Hates Dover Losing Points Race in 2026

Reacting to Dover hosting the 2026 All-Star Race, Bowman said, "That’s my favorite track, so it’s just a selfish thing.” In his last eight races there, Bowman has one win, six top-fives, and finished outside the top-10 just once. Instead of the Monster Mile, North Wilkesboro will now host a points race, something the HMS driver thinks is cool.

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Kevin Harvick Compares Connor Zilisch’s Potential to Jeff Gordon

11 months ago

Kevin Harvick Compares Connor Zilisch’s Potential to Jeff Gordon

Harvick hailed Zilisch as “the most polished, most well-rounded young driver that’s come to the Cup Series in a long time, since Jeff Gordon". Praising his demeanor and talent, Harvick added, “People are going to love him, let alone the fact he can drive the snot out of that car.” Zilisch will race full-time in Cup next year with Trackhouse.

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Christopher Bell Loves How Darlington “Separates the Men from the Boys”

11 months ago

Christopher Bell Loves How Darlington “Separates the Men from the Boys”

Ahead of the playoff opener, Bell said, "You’re not going to fake your way around a Southern 500 victory.” Despite never winning at Darlington, Bell admitted that he liked the track because its grueling nature pushes drivers to the absolute limit. The JGR driver has an average finish of 9.6 at the track since 2022, second only to William Byron.

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Chris Gabehart Reveals Road Courses As Denny Hamlin's Kryptonite

11 months ago

Chris Gabehart Reveals Road Courses As Denny Hamlin's Kryptonite

Hamlin's former crew chief explained, "There are so many of them, it can break up momentum throughout the year.” The #11 driver finished 21st at COTA, 4th at Chicago, 20th at Sonoma, and 25th at Watkins Glen. Worryingly, there is the Charlotte ROVAL in the playoffs, where Hamlin has finished just once inside the top-10 in seven races.

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