Welcome to NASCAR’s answer to WrestleMania — now with more tire smoke, more corporate pride, and one caution flag that might be pulled out of a hat.
In what initially appeared to be a heartwarming comeback straight out of a fanfiction forum and a Monster Energy fever dream, NASCAR fans were left stunned and slightly betrayed
NASCAR announced its list of 2026 Hall of Fame nominees on Monday, and it reads like a who’s who of horsepower, hard work, and hair-raising moments from racing’s past.
After years of speculation, eyebrow raises, and cryptic podcast slips, Dale Earnhardt Jr. finally confirmed what many feared but few dared say aloud…
Ryan Blaney, 2023 Cup Series champ, beloved meme king, and fully grown man who collects action figures unironically, showed up to the track this week in something no one saw coming.
It started like any other race weekend.
The NASCAR world exploded Saturday night as Denny Hamlin finally addressed the whispers swirling around his future in the sport after a completely average finish at Bristol.
In a stunning late-night post that sent the NASCAR Twittersphere into DEFCON 2, Kyle Larson tweeted the following on Monday.
For years, NASCAR fans have asked the question: What makes Joey Logano tick? Some say it’s raw talent. Others credit his early start in racing. But after an exhaustive 72-hour dive into blurry photos, vague Instagram stories, and one very out-of-context podcast clip, we believe we’ve cracked the code…
So, it’s official. The Xfinity Series, NASCAR’s second-tier stock car slugfest—where teenagers, part-timers, and Cup drivers on ego trips collide like beer cans at a Talladega tailgate—is about to become an orphan.