What’s Happening? The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series grid brings a mix of established driver–crew chief pairings and several reshuffled combinations following the offseason changes. While
What’s Happening? A recent social media post from Alpha Prime Racing owner Tommy Joe Martins suggests that part of NASCAR’s recent issues don’t revolve around
What’s Happening? NASCAR has officially opened fan voting for the 2027 NASCAR Hall of Fame class. Here’s how you can have your voice heard in
What’s Happening? The NASCAR Rookie of the Year award remains a marker that draws eyes at season’s end, a line on a resume that can
What’s Happening? Ford’s presence in NASCAR’s secondary series, the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, has seen a sharp fall off in teams this past season,
What’s Happening? The wives and girlfriends of the NASCAR drivers rarely stand in the epicenter when a driver takes the checkered flag, yet they carry
What’s Happening? NASCAR has loosened the reins on NASCAR Cup drivers from 2026 onward, allowing them to compete in more races in the lower-tier series.
What’s Happening? “Simulator time” in NASCAR carries a very different meaning than it does in sim racing. When NASCAR drivers talk about “time in the
What’s Happening? Alex Bowman is back in the NASCAR Cup Series sooner than many expected, after missing the entirety of March and almost this weekend’s
What’s Happening? Dale Earnhardt Jr. is ready to return to the track at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway on April 11, taking part in the Tootsie’s Music
What’s Happening? NASCAR veteran Chris Gabehart has responded to a recent court filing from his former employer, Joe Gibbs Racing, asking to dive deeper into
What’s Happening? Following a thriller at Rockingham Speedway, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series heads to Bristol Motor Speedway for the Tennessee Army National Guard 250,
What’s Happening? Fuel-saving at drafting tracks such as Daytona and Talladega has become a sticking point, eroding fan engagement and drawing heat from drivers, veterans,
What’s Happening? It seems like everyone in the NASCAR community is talking about Figgy Earnhardt, the forgotten third son of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr.
What’s Happening? At 40, Frankie Muniz, who runs full-time for Team Reaume in the No. 33 Ford Truck in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, is
