According to Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal, Shane Van Gisbergen will be moving to Team Trackhouse next season for what is called a “Wide-range development deal”. We already discussed what type of a deal he could be looking at with this “Wide-range development deal”, but what do the fans think about this?

On Sirius XM NASCAR Radio, Jordan Anderson officially asked Larry McReynolds, America’s crew chief, to be the crew chief on his entry in the Xfinity Series race at Daytona. Some may look at this as a cute story of Anderson racing with his father-in-law, and Larry McReynolds getting another chance to be a crew chief. However, this is pairing that can compete for the win, and we are here to tell you why.

With the potential return of the Brickyard 400, the IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader weekend is potentially in jeopardy. Just because Indianapolis may not be an option anymore does not mean that NASCAR and IndyCar cannot collaborate on a race weekend once again. What are some potential locations for the next IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader?

Shane Van Gisbergen’s NASCAR future is becoming more clear it seems as Adam Stern reports that SVG will run with Trackhouse next season, but, not in the way you may think. According to stern, SVG will run in a “Wide-range developmental deal” in 2024.

The most famous race track in the world is hosting NASCAR this weekend, and teams are making sure to bring some of their best paint schemes for it! Here’s a look at them all.

This weekend, the NASCAR Cup Series welcomes in plenty of world class driving talent to compete with the full-time NASCAR stars. It’s like the ultimate motorsports All-Star Race to some, but there are plenty of other drivers who we would love to see participate. Which non-NASCAR stars would be fun to watch run a NASCAR race?