Chastain back at Martinsville after ‘life-changing moment’
Ross Chastain is returning to the track that essentially made him a household name for NASCAR fans.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
Jimmie Johnson to Join National Motorsports Hall of Fame
Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson has been selected to the National Motorsports Hall of Fame of America’s 2024 induction class, the hall announced Friday.
Preece Captures First Career Pole at Martinsville Speedway
On his final lap – the final lap of qualifying Saturday afternoon – Stewart-Haas Racing’s Ryan Preece topped the competition to earn his first career NASCAR Cup Series Busch pole award
Corey Heim wins rain-shortened Truck Series race at Martinsville
Corey Heim won a rain-shortened Craftsman Truck Series race at Martinsville Speedway Friday night
Martinsville Speedway has been making memories with NASCAR from the start
Richard Petty’s dominance and Darrell Waltrip’s great run of success ultimately gave way to Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson’s modern-day records of triumph on the half-mile “paperclip” Martinsville (Va.) Speedway.
Carson Hocevar scores first-career Truck series win in double overtime at Texas Motor Speedway
Nick Sanchez led an absolutely dominant 168 of 172 laps in Saturday’s SpeedyCash.com 250 at Texas Motor Speedway
Richmond Raceway’s history in NASCAR is cherished by all
Through seven decades of NASCAR competition, Richmond (Va.) Raceway has not only been a fan favorite facility but resoundingly one of the competitors’ preferred places to race and to win.
Jenson Button finds spotters ‘quite soothing’
Jordan Taylor is one of four drivers entered this weekend without any extensive NASCAR background and joins a pair of Formula One world champions in Button and Raikkonen and IndyCar regular Conor Daly.
No Stage breaks format getting mixed reviews
For the first time this season – and first time since the format was introduced for the 2017 season – there will be no stage breaks during the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix.
One team has won more NASCAR races at COTA than any other
In six total NASCAR races at COTA – two each in the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity and CRAFTSMAN Truck series – the winningest team to date is Front Row Motorsports