NASCAR Tells 65-Year-Old Mike Wallace He Can't Race in the Daytona 500
Wallace, who last raced in NASCAR on an oval in 2015, had already announced his plans to attempt to qualify for the race next ...
Ryan Truex, NASCAR’s backup quarterback, stays ready for his chance
As a reserve driver for Joe Gibbs Racing, Truex has to be ready for anything. "It's about knowing all the plays," he said.
NASCAR Rule Assures 4-Time Indy 500 Winner Castroneves Spot in Daytona 500
Open exemption provisional rule allows for stars from other racing disciplines to petition NASCAR for entry, but race for no ...
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4 Drivers With a Scorching-Hot Seat Heading Into NASCAR Cup Series Season
The clock is ticking on a certain quartet of NASCAR Cup Series drivers who likely must improve their performance to keep ...
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If History Means Anything, Denny Hamlin Is The Daytona 500 Favorite — And It’s Not Even Close
Denny Hamlin is one of seven active full-time NASCAR Cup Series drivers to win the Daytona 500. However, he stands alone ...
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After four seasons with Hendrick, Larson still making up for lost time
The saying is true: time does fly when you’re having fun. Or, in the case of Kyle Larson, when you’re one of the most ...
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NASCAR's 2025 rule changes have a range of knock-on effects
Helio Castroneves will be in the Daytona 500 field through the new Open Exemption Provisional in the NASCAR Rule Book. NASCAR ...
JR Motorsports fielding Daytona 500 car for Justin Allgaier but future Cup plans TBD
JR Motorsports is trying its hand at the Cup Series, starting with the 2025 Daytona 500. But will they be a fixture in the series moving forward?
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Is Your Fox-Body Mustang Still Wearing Drum Brakes?! Time to Get That Fixed
Leed Brakes and Summit Racing now offering 20 new rear disc brake conversion kits for 1979–1992 Mustangs starting as low as ...
NASCAR’s rule change to guarantee spots for celebrity drivers goes too far
A new NASCAR rule grants an automatic starting sport to world-famous drivers who want to cross over. It's a step too far.
NASCAR Calls for OEMS to Face Stiffer Penalties for Race Finish Manipulation
After NASCAR ruled that two Chevrolet drivers were responsible for manipulating the outcome of last year’s Martinsville race ...
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"It doesn’t paint the big picture accurately": When Tony Stewart apologized after criticism of NASCAR challenges
Tony Stewart had a magnificent start to his NASCAR racing career. By the time the driver from Columbus, Indiana, debuted in NASCAR, he was already a star in IndyCar.