As the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series prepares to bounce off the walls of St. Petersburg for the first time, Daniel Hemric decided the best way to survive was to consult someone who’s already conquered the place.
Four-time IndyCar champion Dario Franchitti hasn’t made a NASCAR start since 2008, nor a nationally sanctioned race of any kind since 2013, but apparently retirement is no match for a persuasive friend with seven championships.
Connor Mosack will lead the field to green thanks to paperwork and precipitation, lining up beside Gio Ruggiero in what might be the driest part of the weekend.
Former Indianapolis 500 pole-winner James Hinchcliffe, now a FOX Sports voice, has labeled his No. 77 Spire Motorsports Chevy “Jimmy Hinch,” because if you’re coming out of the broadcast booth, you might as well have some fun with it
In a race that looked more like a bar fight on wheels, Corey Heim was the last man still throwing punches.
If you bought a ticket to Homestead-Miami Speedway on Friday night, congratulations—you got every penny’s worth, and then some.
One of the most popular forms of motorsport in the United States is known for its stock car racing series.
For Corey Heim, last year’s NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series Championship Race fell apart in the final stage—in a big way.
Ty Majeski took the lead on a restart with eight laps remaining in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series regular season finale Clean Harbors 250 at Richmond (Va.) Raceway.
With “silly season” now in full swing, the NASCAR Cup Series returns to historic Darlington Raceway for a Throwback Weekend that pays homage to grass roots racing.