As the clock continues to tick on several key Silly Season announcements, one situation in particular has the attention of fans: the undetermined future of
Rajah Caruth is one of the lower tier series’ most intriguing free agents. With GMS Racing shutting down, Caruth’s options are wide open for 2024, and he has had an interesting career to this point. Here are the best moments of Caruth’s career to this point.
It’s been a year like no other for Hendrick Motorsports, one that many fans would honestly like to forget about. Even with two cars in
The NASCAR rumor mill is hard at work this week. The newest information churned out regards AJ Allmendinger and his future at Kaulig Racing, or
What’s one more piece in the silly season puzzle at this point? Lee Spencer recently spoke out on the rumors she’s been hearing in the
Yesterday, we took a look at 7 BOLD Ideas to improve the Next-Gen car. The Daily Downforce readers responded to it with their own ideas for how to fix the Next-Gen car, and, did they come up with some interesting ideas.
With Matt DiBenedetto announcing his departure from Rackley WAR, that begs the question: Where will he go in 2024? Or will he go anywhere in
The chaos of silly season continued on Wednesday when Matt DiBenedetto announced that he and Rackley WAR would part ways at the conclusion of the
Hurricane Idalia made its landfall on the Florida coast early Thursday morning before dancing its way up to none other than the Carolina coast, where
What is Arcade Rush? A brand new, arcade-style NASCAR video game is coming to consoles on September 15th. It will be published by GameMill Entertainment
In the week leading up to the Playoffs, there was a major crew change amongst a Playoff driver. Joe Gibbs Racing elected to switch the pit crews servicing Christopher Bell’s 20 car and Ty Gibbs’ 54 car. It was a move that Adam Stevens, Christopher Bell’s crew chief said, “Everybody recognizes it’s the rigth thing to do to put us in the best possible position as a company.”
Ty Majeski failed pre-qualifying inspection on Sunday at Milwaukee as his right-rear tire was confiscated before the race. The penalty was a loss of 75 driver and owner points along with five Playoffs points, and crew chief Joey Shear Jr. was suspended for the next four races. However, the penalty’s sting was mitigated by the loss 75 points not carrying over to the next Playoff round, and Majeski still keeping his auto-bid into round two of the Playoffs.
After 26 races and nearly seven months of competition, the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are here. Here are a few things that you need to know about the Playoffs for this season.
Chris Buescher has gone on an unexpected tear over the end of the regular season. He has won three of the last five races, and he is now the four seed heading into the Playoffs. He is a definite dark horse to go far in the Playoffs, but how far can he go? Let’s take a look at how the Playoff schedule either favors or poses an obstacle for Buescher.
Legacy Motor Club announced their driver for the Southern 500 this weekend at Darlington, Carson Hocevar. Hocevar also happens to be one of NASCAR’s most interesting free agents, so, what about Hocevar to the 42 car in 2024?
