Author: Tyler Summerfield

Welcome to my corner of the internet! My name is Tyler Summerfield, the founder of Full Throttle Media. With a lifelong passion for motorsports and a drive to connect fans to the sport they love, I created this platform to celebrate the thrill, drama, and community that makes racing unforgettable. Based in North Carolina, I’ve been fortunate to turn my passion into a profession, covering NASCAR, INDYCAR, Supercross, and Formula 1. Whether I’m reporting on the latest race results, capturing the action from the track, or analyzing the sport’s biggest stories, my goal is to deliver content that excites, informs, and brings fans closer to the action. Full Throttle Media isn’t just about racing—it’s about the fans. Since launching in March 2024, we’ve built a growing community of motorsport enthusiasts who share the same love for speed, competition, and storytelling. From our subscriber-exclusive Full Throttle Fanatics group to interactive challenges like our diecast giveaways, we’re committed to keeping fans engaged year-round. When I’m not at the track, you’ll find me crafting fantasy football league magazines, creating serious sports content on YouTube, or brainstorming fresh ideas for the next big story. Thank you for stopping by, and I look forward to fueling your love of motorsports with every post, video, and update!
Home, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Parker Kligerman Delivers Victory for Connor Zilisch in Wild Wawa 250 at Daytona

In an unprecedented NASCAR Xfinity Series event, Parker Kligerman secured victory in the Wawa 250 after stepping in for injured Connor Zilisch. This team effort marked Zilisch’s seventh win, tying a rookie record. Despite challenges, including crashes and strategic racing, Kligerman’s performance emphasized collaboration, underlining racing’s unpredictable nature and team spirit. Continue reading Parker Kligerman Delivers Victory for Connor Zilisch in Wild Wawa 250 at Daytona

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2026 NASCAR Cup Series Schedule Revealed

NASCAR has officially released the 2026 Cup Series schedule, confirming major changes. The All-Star Race moves to Dover, giving North Wilkesboro a long-awaited points race. Watkins Glen shifts to May, Chicagoland returns, Mexico City drops off, and the season finale heads back to Homestead-Miami Speedway for an action-packed finish. Continue reading 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Schedule Revealed

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NASCAR Weighs Rule Changes on Cup Driver Participation in Lower Series

NASCAR is reexamining its rules on Cup Series drivers racing in the Xfinity and Truck circuits, with potential changes coming soon. Current limits cap veterans at five starts per series, but leadership says revisions could strike a better balance between developing young talent and boosting entertainment value for fans. Continue reading NASCAR Weighs Rule Changes on Cup Driver Participation in Lower Series

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O’Reilly Auto Parts named title sponsor of NASCAR’s secondary series

NASCAR and O’Reilly Auto Parts have announced a landmark multiyear partnership that will rename the Xfinity Series as the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series beginning in 2026. The deal extends O’Reilly’s long-standing involvement in the sport, with exclusive broadcasts on The CW highlighting NASCAR’s rising stars for fans nationwide. Continue reading O’Reilly Auto Parts named title sponsor of NASCAR’s secondary series

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O’Reilly Auto Parts Emerging as Favorite to Replace Xfinity as NASCAR Series Sponsor

O’Reilly Auto Parts is poised to replace Xfinity as title sponsor of NASCAR’s second-tier series starting in 2026, according to people familiar with the talks. The move would end Xfinity’s run that began in 2015 and mark O’Reilly’s largest investment in the sport to date. Continue reading O’Reilly Auto Parts Emerging as Favorite to Replace Xfinity as NASCAR Series Sponsor

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Donny Schatz and Tony Stewart/Curb Agajanian Racing Part Ways After 17 Seasons

The partnership between Donny Schatz and Tony Stewart/Curb Agajanian Racing has concluded after 17 successful seasons in the World of Outlaws. Together, they achieved eight championships, numerous wins, and redefined modern Sprint Car racing. Kerry Madsen is set to replace Schatz as the team’s driver for the remainder of 2025. Continue reading Donny Schatz and Tony Stewart/Curb Agajanian Racing Part Ways After 17 Seasons

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Hunter Lawrence Gets First 450 Class Win While Deegan Dominates 250s at Ironman National

The 2025 Pro Motocross Championship at Ironman Raceway featured intense racing under humid conditions. Hunter Lawrence secured his first 450 Class victory, while Haiden Deegan dominated the 250 Class. Jett Lawrence faced penalties affecting his championship lead. The next race at Unadilla MX on August 16th holds potential title decisions for both classes. Continue reading Hunter Lawrence Gets First 450 Class Win While Deegan Dominates 250s at Ironman National

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Alex Palou Makes History with Third Straight IndyCar Championship

Alex Palou, a 27-year-old Spanish driver, secured his third consecutive IndyCar championship at Portland International Raceway, completing an outstanding season with eight wins. His achievement places him amongst a select group who have won three straight titles. Palou has excelled rapidly in his career, earning four championships in just five years. Continue reading Alex Palou Makes History with Third Straight IndyCar Championship

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