Though the NASCAR season is coming to an end, to race fans, fall welcomes two things. The NASCAR Playoffs and, of course, a new issue of NASCAR Pole Position. Here are the absolute must-reads from the October-November 2025 Edition of NASCAR Pole Position.
In this issue, I got to sit down with Armani Williams and talk about his journey to NASCAR and the challenges he has overcome as a representative of those on the Autism Spectrum in NASCAR.
Though fans have not seen Kyle Weatherman in some time, that does not mean his time in NASCAR has come to an end. Yours truly got a chance to catch up with both Kyle and his wife, Meg, to talk about the past year and what they are doing, including Kyle’s preparation to race again and Meg’s upcoming podcast.
Greg Stumpff and the team at Off Axis paint have made a name for themselves, painting some of the most recognizable and memorable driver helmets in NASCAR. I sat down with Stumpff to talk about his career, some memorable projects, and the process of designing a helmet from start to finish.
Our Jared Turner sat down with Jordan Anderson Racing’s Blaine Perkins and Jeb Burton to talk about the value of business-to-business relationships in NASCAR. In two separate interviews, Perkins and Burton share their experience with their partners and help fans understand one of the most crucial sides of the business of motorsports.
Though he has yet to win in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Sheldon Creed is a grizzled veteran of the series. In this issue, he sat down with Jared Turner to talk about his time in the series and his hopes for the future.
Ty Dillon’s “Cinderella” run in the 2025 NASCAR In-Season Challenge shone a new light on a driver who has had to work his way back to the top of the sport. For this issue, Dustin Albino sat down with Ty to talk about his first full-time season at Kaulig Racing and how he’s getting his groove back with a new team.
Throughout its history, the ARCA Menards Series has represented drivers of all backgrounds, welcoming both up-and-comers and veterans to its ranks. This has made the series one of the most diverse in all of racing. For this issue, I got the chance to sit down with three of the many female competitors in the ARCA Menards Series as part of a large introduction to the Series’ ever-growing field of women in racing.
Earlier this year, A.E. Engine, the Publisher of NASCAR Pole Position, introduced a new magazine, 50 States of Short Tracks. This new magazine highlights short tracks and short-track racing culture from Alaska to Wyoming.
At the back of this month’s issue of NASCAR Pole Position is a special preview of this special magazine’s content, which is presented via six short-track profiles from six states. 50 States of Short Tracks is available for purchase on the Daily Downfroce Shop for just $20.
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