NASCAR is teaming up with “The Real Heroes Project” to recognize and honor the courage of frontline workers who have stepped up and put others before themselves throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
NASCAR made the formal announcement of its return to racing Thursday.
In a time of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, when NASCAR will start racing again is now up in the air.
Time for drivers to crank up those gaming consoles.
It’s just a video game, but it wasn’t anything fun for Bubba Wallace Sunday.
For anyone watching last Sunday’s inaugural eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series event at virtual Homestead-Miami Speedway, it was obvious which drivers in the talented A-list field of NASCAR competitors were already comfortable.
It was a race that never really happened, even though it did. But boy did we need it.
NASCAR announced Monday night that there will be no NASCAR racing until after May 3.
Hours after NASCAR announced that the next two races will be run without fans, they released the guidelines for media
Sunday’s FanShield 500 at Phoenix Raceway passed not only the eye test but also the statistical test, as far as the quality of racing was concerned.