NASCAR and motorsports are accelerating into a new era where diversity drives both performance and profit. As the sport evolves beyond its traditional roots, teams are discovering that inclusive practices deliver more than just social progress—they unlock innovative solutions, expand market reach, and create a deeper talent pool for tomorrow’s champions. Continue reading OPINION: Why A Diverse NASCAR Matters
Ford’s iconic Wood Brothers Racing enters its 75th season with new driver Josh Berry and rookie crew chief Miles Stanley. Following a playoff appearance in 2024, the team seeks to build on past success. There’s optimism for victory in 2025, leveraging Berry’s short-track strength and Stanley’s experience. Continue reading 2025 Season Preview: Wood Brothers Racing
NASCAR veteran Kasey Kahne returns to racing at Rockingham Speedway, driving the No. 33 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing in the Xfinity Series. The one-time Cup Series champion will compete on April 19, marking a nostalgic comeback to a track where he previously won a Truck Series race in 2012. Continue reading KASEY KAHNE TO DRIVE A THIRD RICHARD CHILDRESS RACING ENTRY IN NASCAR XFINITY SERIES RACE AT ROCKINGHAM SPEEDWAY
JTG Daugherty Racing transforms into Hyak Motorsports for 2025, with the rebrand marking an exciting new chapter for the NASCAR Cup Series team. While maintaining their Hendrick Motorsports alliance and driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who captured a thrilling Talladega victory in 2024, the organization looks to build momentum under their new identity derived from the Chinook word for “fast.” Continue reading 2025 Season Preview: Hyak Motorsports
Red Bull will sponsor Shane van Gisbergen for five NASCAR Cup races in 2024, including Las Vegas and Sonoma. The partnership with Trackhouse Racing also covers Connor Zilisch’s Cup debut, marking an exciting expansion of Red Bull’s motorsport presence in NASCAR. Continue reading Red Bull Joins Trackhouse Racing for 2025 NASCAR Season
Spire Motorsports signs 2024 ARCA Champion Andres Perez de Lara for their NASCAR Truck Series No. 77 Chevrolet. The 19-year-old Mexican driver aims to compete for Rookie of the Year, supported by veteran crew chief Chad Walter and sponsors Telcel, Infinitium, and Claro. Continue reading Rising Star Andres Perez de Lara Joins Spire Motorsports
Spire Motorsports launches its most ambitious NASCAR Cup Series effort to date in 2025, featuring newcomer Michael McDowell alongside Justin Haley and Carson Hocevar. The organization has bolstered its program with veteran crew chief Rodney Childers joining the team and key technical additions as it continues its competitive evolution. Continue reading 2025 Season Preview: Spire Motorsports
NASCAR has announced the introduction of option tires for the March 9 Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway, enhancing competition at short tracks. This experiment, which offers faster speeds but quicker wear, aims to increase strategic depth. If successful, the option tire may become the primary tire for the November championship race. Continue reading NASCAR Introduces Primary and Option Tires for Phoenix Cup Race in March
Following NASCAR’s decision to declare Mike Wallace ineligible, Garage 66 has tapped 22-year-old Chandler Smith to pilot their No. 66 QuickTie Ford Mustang Dark Horse in the 2025 Daytona 500. The eight-time NASCAR national series winner will attempt to make his first start in The Great American Race. Continue reading Chandler Smith Named Driver For Garage 66 In 2025 Daytona 500
iRacing is revolutionizing NASCAR gaming with NASCAR 25, launching fall 2025. The first console title to feature the complete NASCAR development ladder, including ARCA Menards Series alongside the three national tours, promises an authentic career mode progression from grassroots racing to NASCAR Cup Series champion. Continue reading iRacing Unveils Four NASCAR Series for NASCAR 25 Console Game
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