Greg van Alst is bringing AI to the racetrack, but not everyone’s happy
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Melon Man Ross Chastain smashes the field to win Trucks race at Darlington in overtime
Taking advantage of a late caution, Ross Chastain surged ahead during an overtime restart and held off charging Nick Sanchez to win Friday night’s Buckle Up South Carolina 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at Darlington Raceway.
Michael McDowell announces his departure from Front Row Motorsports at the end of 2024; headed to Spire
Michael McDowell will be parting ways with Front Row Motorsports at the end of this season and join Spire Motorsports.
A new NASCAR ‘forever highlight’ is added at Kansas Speedway
On Sunday night, in a race that started more than three hours after its scheduled time because of rain, Kyle Larson erased the names of Craven and Johnson from the NASCAR Cup Series record book.
Chris Buescher goes from the joy of victory to the agony of defeat in less than a lap at Kansas
Chris Buescher had a lot to digest Sunday night.
Another 1.5 mile track another spectacular race as Larson makes history at Kansas
There was a time when races at a mile and a half track in NASCAR’s Cup series meant long drawn-out runs featuring little in the way of passing, or excitement.
Corey Heim scores second Truck win of the season at Kansas
Corey Heim took control of Saturday night’s Heart of America 200 in the final stage and charged to his second NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series victory of the season, despite fighting a loose handling condition in the closing stages.
Toyota drivers look to continue Next-Gen era dominance at Kansas
Ask Tyler Reddick to account for the recent success of 23XI Racing at Kansas Speedway, and he’ll give you a succinct answer.
Christopher Bell wins pole at Kansas
Christopher Bell lives for the thrill of qualifying on intermediate speedways.
Stewart-Haas Racing confirms Preece Dover issue; not a result of ‘crappy parts’
The smoke and fire that ended Ryan Preece’s day at Dover Sunday was not a result of ‘crappy parts,’ rather it was the fault of the team and bolts that were incorrectly installed.