Fifteen-year-old Tristan McKee won his first ARCA Menards Series race at Watkins Glen International, becoming the second youngest winner in history. After a disappointing loss at a Late Model race, McKee seized the lead due to mechanical issues of the former leader, showcasing resilience and skill in a competitive debut. Continue reading 15-Year-Old Tristan McKee Wins First ARCA Race at Watkins Glen
Brent Crews achieved Joe Gibbs Racing’s first-ever ARCA victory at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in the LiUNA! 150. His strategic performance, especially during the competition caution, allowed him to pass early leader Brenden Queen and secure the win. This historic triumph boosts JGR’s momentum and highlights the team’s ongoing driver development efforts. Continue reading Crews Delivers Historic JGR Victory at Indianapolis as Strategic Adjustments Pay Off
The NASCAR Hall of Fame requested $25 million from Charlotte for its first major renovation since opening in 2010. Proposed upgrades include relocating the gift shop and cafe, expanding event space, installing new security equipment, and creating dedicated educational facilities for school groups visiting the uptown facility. Continue reading NASCAR Hall of Fame Seeks $25 Million for Major Renovations in Charlotte
Kurt Busch, Harry Gant, and Ray Hendrick have been selected for the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. Busch enters as a first-ballot inductee after winning 34 Cup races and the 2004 championship. “Humpy” Wheeler receives the Landmark Award for his promotional innovations. Continue reading NASCAR Hall of Fame Welcomes Class of 2026
The 2025 NASCAR season highlights emerging talent in the Xfinity and Truck Series, with a revised ranking of the top 10 prospects outside the Cup Series. Corey Heim leads the list, while Jesse Love joins the ranks. Most drivers maintained their positions, reflecting a solidifying new generation in NASCAR. Continue reading Ranking the Top 10 Prospects Outside the Cup Series for 2025
The NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2026 nominees will be unveiled live on April 21 at 9 a.m. ET during SiriusXM NASCAR Radio’s “The Morning Drive.” Fifteen nominees will be presented, with ten from the Modern Era and five from the Pioneer ballot, leading to three inductees. The Landmark Award nominees will also be revealed. Continue reading NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2026 Nominees To Be Announced Live on Monday
In a thrilling finish at Phoenix, Brent Crews snatched his first ARCA pavement victory from Brenden Queen with a dramatic last-lap pass in Turn 3. After a late caution forced a one-lap shootout, Crews capitalized on his Joe Gibbs Racing debut, dedicating the win to his mother’s birthday. Continue reading Crews Steals Victory from Queen in Dramatic ARCA Finish at Phoenix
Motorsports fans have a packed weekend ahead, from NASCAR’s Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix to the NHRA Gatornationals Finals in Florida. With ARCA, Xfinity, and action like the Gatornationals, this guide has all the broadcast details you need to plan your race-filled weekend. Don’t miss out! Continue reading This Weekend in Motorsports: US TV Schedule (March 7-9, 2025)
NASCAR’s move to Amazon Prime isn’t abandoning tradition—it’s evolving to stay competitive. Just as the NFL, MLB, NHL, and NBA have adapted, NASCAR must embrace change to grow. While honoring its roots, the sport can welcome new fans and ensure its legacy thrives for future generations. Continue reading Why NASCAR on Amazon Prime Is a Step Forward—Not a Step Away from Tradition
The ARCA Menards Series season opener at Daytona turned into a demolition derby with six cautions and three major crashes in the first 45 laps. ‘Butterbean’ Queen survived the chaos to take the win, immediately announcing plans to celebrate with chocolate milk at Waffle House. Continue reading Brenden “Butterbean” Queen Wins ARCA Series Opener in a Wreck Filled First Half
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