The NASCAR season shifts to the Pocono Mountains for a thrilling triple-header at Pocono Raceway. The weekend features the Craftsman Truck Series, Xfinity Series, and Cup Series races. Drivers like Christian Eckes, Jesse Love, and Denny Hamlin are set to compete in this challenging and exciting event, promising close racing and strategic battles for victory. Continue reading NASCAR Heads to the Tricky Triangle: Pocono Raceway Preview
Christian Eckes displayed sheer dominance, leading all 150 laps of the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series’ Rackley Roofing 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. This victory, his third of the season, extended his championship lead by 40 points. Despite seven caution flags, Eckes maintained his lead, while teammate Daniel Dye achieved a career-best second-place finish. Continue reading Christian Eckes Dominates Nashville Truck Race with Historic Performance
The NASCAR circuit gears up for a tripleheader at Nashville Superspeedway with playoff implications. The Truck Series kicks off the action, followed by the Xfinity Series, where drivers aim to secure playoff berths. The Cup Series takes center stage with Hendrick Motorsports teammates tied atop the standings. The Ally 400 promises high-stakes racing and potential championship shake-ups. Continue reading NASCAR Weekend Preview: Triple-Header in Music City
Corey Heim won the Toyota 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway with a strategic pit call and held off Christian Eckes to claim victory. He also secured a $50,000 bonus as the winner of the second leg of the Triple Truck Challenge. Nick Sanchez took third place, and Andrés Pérez de Lara and Luke Fenhaus earned top-10 finishes in their NASCAR Truck Series debuts. Continue reading Corey Heim Wins Toyota 200 Truck Race at Gateway
After a dramatic weekend in Charlotte, the NASCAR tour heads to St. Louis and Portland. The Toyota 200 features Nick Sanchez’s quest for a second win in the Triple Truck Challenge, while Xfinity Series’ Pacific Office Automation 147 sees Cole Custer and A.J. Allmendinger in focus. The Cup Series’ Enjoy Illinois 300 highlights Kyle Busch’s dominance at WWTR. Continue reading NASCAR Hits the Road Again with Trio of Races in St. Louis, Portland
Nick Sanchez capitalized on fresh tires and a timely pit stop to charge from 10th to the lead in the final nine laps and capture his second career NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory in Friday night’s North Carolina Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Sanchez crossed the finish line 0.507 seconds ahead of Corey Heim, but Heim’s apparent runner-up finish was rescinded after his No. 11 Toyota failed post-race inspection with three lug nuts not properly secured. Stewart Friesen was elevated to second place after Heim’s disqualification.
“It’s awesome – my No. 2 Gainbridge Chevrolet,” said Sanchez, who also collected a $50,000 bonus as the winner of the first Triple Truck Challenge event. “We started off bad. It didn’t affect us. We went to work and put ourselves in position when it mattered most.” Continue reading Sanchez Steals Spotlight After Heim’s Charlotte Truck Blunder
The NASCAR Cup Series regular season is at its midpoint with 8 playoff spots remaining. Drivers need wins or points to secure a spot. The Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway is a wildcard race. The Xfinity Series at the same venue showcases a mix of regulars and Cup drivers competing for victory. The Craftsman Truck Series is also heating up towards the playoffs with 6 spots left. Continue reading Playoff Dreams Take Center Stage in NASCAR’s Memorial Day Weekend: Charlotte Weekend Preview
The NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2025 inductees were announced, including Ricky Rudd and Carl Edwards, both accomplished drivers with multiple wins. Ralph Moody, a 1950s driver who formed the Holman-Moody Racing team, was also honored. Dr. Dean Sicking received the Landmark Award for his work in racetrack safety. The induction ceremony is set for February 7, 2025 in Charlotte. Continue reading NASCAR Unveils Hall of Fame Class of 2025 and Landmark Award Winner
This weekend, NASCAR’s much-anticipated return to North Wilkesboro Speedway continues with a can’t-miss extravaganza at the recently renovated 0.625-mile short track. The $1 million-to-win NASCAR All-Star Race headlines Sunday’s action, where Kyle Larson aims to go back-to-back despite his hectic Indianapolis 500 prep schedule.
The CRAFTSMAN Truck Series also takes center stage Saturday with the Wright Brand 250 boasting an intriguing entry list. Regulars like Ty Majeski and Corey Heim will have to fend off the likes of Cup’s Ross Chastain, rising star Dawson Sutton making his debut, CARS Tour champion Brenden “Butterbean” Queen, and even former Cup driver Aric Almirola.
From the All-Star spectacle to the wildcard Truck race, North Wilkesboro’s bullring is primed to deliver a weekend overflowing with storylines and anticipation as NASCAR’s revival continues at the historic venue. Continue reading NASCAR Gears Up for Highly-Anticipated North Wilkesboro Extravaganza
Ross Chastain seized the lead in overtime to win the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Buckle Up South Carolina 200 at Darlington Raceway, celebrating his fifth career win and first of the 2024 season. Despite a rain delay, Chastain’s victory marked a significant moment at the track where his NASCAR career took off in 2018. Continue reading Chastain Capitalizes on Late Caution to Win Truck Race at Darlington
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