NASCAR reaffirmes rear suspension rules
NASCAR is making sure crew chiefs understand the limits, direction and freedom of “travel” or movement in the rear suspension that’s allowed under existing rules.
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Stumping at the Speedway
Earlier this week, the race for President of the United States sojourned in the heart of NASCAR country when the Democratic National Convention came to Charlotte, N.C….
Ryan Newman re-ups with Stewart-Haas, focuses on Chase bid
Ryan Newman crossed one objective off this week’s to-do list Thursday, re-signing with Stewart-Haas Racing…
Richmond could be the wildest race of the NASCAR season and here’s why
With so much on the line Saturday night’s Federated Auto Parts 400 Richmond International Raceway could be the wildest race of the season to date…
Denny Hamlin hitting stride as Richmond, playoffs near
Momentum appears to be on Denny Hamlin’s side as the regular season draws to a close…
GRAND-AM, American Le Mans Series forge historic sports car merger
A pair of sports car racing sanctioning bodies agreed to share a common vision on Wednesday…
Matt Kenseth to drive Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 20 Toyota, Logano to Penske
The first word out of Matt Kenseth’s mouth, as he stepped onto the stage at Joe Gibbs Racing on Tuesday afternoon, was a facetious “Surprise!”
Jeff Gordon misses an epic moment — and likely misses the Chase
I feel sorry for Jeff Gordon — a sentiment that, on its face, is almost ludicrous…
Travis Pastrana to Drive Roush Fenway’s No. 60 Ford Mustang at Richmond
Roush-Fenway Racing has tapped X Games and Rally Cross champion Travis Pastrana to wheel the No. 60 Ford in this weekend’s NASCAR Nationwide event at Richmond International Raceway.
Is the NASCAR second place curse for real or what?
Carl Edwards bubble is losing air; it hasn’t burst, but it’s nearly deflated.