Red Bull Returns to NASCAR with Zilisch, SVG, and Big Ambitions
Connor Zilisch, the 18-year-old wunderkind, is officially stepping into the NASCAR Cup Series spotlight
Articles by Greg Engle
Trackhouse’s Fab Four: Fun, Fast Laps, and Rolex Dreams
Not even a lap into the Roar Before the 24 test sessions at Daytona, 18-year-old NASCAR up-and-comer Connor Zilisch discovered exactly what it means to share a car with two New Zealand champions and a wily sports car veteran.
Two Stories, One Passion: NASCAR Films Ignite the Start of 2025 Season
FOX Sports Films and NASCAR Studios have fired up the engines with the announcement of two high-octane original documentaries to kick off the 2025 NASCAR season—and trust me, you’re going to want to buckle up for these.
Dark Horse Rising: Garage 66 Picks Chandler Smith for the Great American Race
Garage 66 has tapped Chandler Smith to steer their No. 66 QuickTie Ford Mustang Dark Horse in the 67th running of the Daytona 500.
More Grip, More Risk: NASCAR’s Option Tire Returns to Phoenix
NASCAR has announced that the Goodyear option tire will make its return to the Cup Series for the spring weekend at Phoenix Raceway.
The Rock Awakens: NASCAR Preps for Xfinity and Truck Series Comeback
Rockingham Speedway is set to rumble back to life on Tuesday, Jan. 28, with an open organizational test ahead of the long-awaited return of the NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Clash Details Released: Heat Races, LCQs, and 200 Laps of Mayhem
NASCAR has unveiled the format for the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium, and it’s about as straightforward as a three-wide battle through a paperclip turn.
Court Slams Ex-NASCAR Team Owner for ‘Bad Faith’ Acts
Ronald Devine, the former NASCAR team owner who once fielded cars under the BK Racing banner, has found himself on the receiving end of a legal slap so fierce it might as well have come with a checkered flag waving “game over.”
Kyle Larson Stares Chaos in the Face, Says ‘Not Today’
Leave it to Kyle Larson to defy the laws of racing physics—not once, but twice—and still come out on top.
Martin Truex Jr. and Cole Pearn Reunite for Daytona 500 Bid
Well, that didn’t take long.