Some major NASCAR news broke on this Wednesday, and Eric Estepp has you covered. What did Eric have to say about GMS Racing shutting down
With the NASCAR Cup Series moving to Daytona this weekend, it has many thinking about the greatest summer race moments at Daytona. Thanks to NASCAR Classics, there are plenty of Daytona Summer races that you can watch RIGHT NOW! Here are the best Daytona Summer races on NASCAR Classics.
Bloomberg reports that Warner Bros. Discovery has joined Amazon as candidates to broadcast NASCAR on streaming beginning in 2025.
This week, the Cup Series moves on to Daytona for the Playoff Cut-Off Race. NASCAR has hosted this race at three different tracks through the years including Richmond, Indianapolis, and now Daytona. While Daytona is an understandable pick for this race for many reasons, but, at some point, NASCAR will likely want to make a change. Daytona being in this date means the iconic 4th of July race is now gone.
With all of this in mind, what other tracks could NASCAR go to for this Playoff cut-off race? There are more than a few options that NASCAR could look at.
To the tune of sadness from many in the NASCAR industry, GMS Racing is closing their Craftsman Truck Series operation at the end of the season. While a surprise to some, there are some reasons to speculate as to why GMS would close their doors after this season, and we are here to explain why.
It seems that Aric Almirola is nearing a decision, Chris Knight of Catchfence and John Roberts of Sirius XM NASCAR Radio told PRN that signs are pointing towards Almirola and his sponsor Smithfield leaving Stewart-Haas Racing at the end of the season. Within all of this chatter, Lee Spencer went on PRN earlier on Tuesday and said that two charters may be available from Stewart-Haas Racing. She did mention that Stewart-Haas Racing’s current contract with Ford expires in 2024, so, it may not be until next year year or two before the charters are sold.
Richard Childress Racing legend Danny Lawrence joins us this week for the first of what will be three installments of our epic interview. This week,
For modern day NASCAR fans night racing at the Daytona International Speedway is as American as eating apple pie. It’s just right. But for the
GMS Racing announces that they will close doors following the Championship Race at Phoenix in November.
While the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series returns to Daytona this weekend, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series returns to the Milwaukee Mile for the first time since 2009. It is one of the most historic race tracks in the country, with it being opened in 1903 before being paved in 1954. While the Cup Series has never run here, it still has hosted some incredible NASCAR moments throughout the years.
