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Kyle Busch Returns to Spire Motorsports for Five-Race Truck Series Schedule
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Busch will return to Spire Motorsports for five NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races in 2025, beginning with his FR8 208 title defense at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Fresh off two victories with the team in 2024, Busch aims to add to his record-setting 66 Truck Series wins. Read more
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William Byron Sneaks Through Last-Lap Wreck to Win Second Straight Daytona 500
William Byron navigated through multiple wrecks and weather delays to claim his second consecutive Daytona 500 victory, becoming the first back-to-back winner since Denny Hamlin in 2019-20. The historic win gave Hendrick Motorsports their record-breaking 10th Daytona 500 victory, surpassing Petty Enterprises’ previous mark. Read more
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Dodge Eyes Return to NASCAR Truck Series in 2026
NASCAR’s CRAFTSMAN Truck Series may welcome back a familiar name in 2026, as Dodge emerges as the leading candidate to join the manufacturer lineup. The potential return comes amid series-wide cost-cutting discussions and could mark the first step in Dodge’s broader NASCAR comeback strategy, including Cup Series aspirations for 2028. Read more
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Webb Claims 450 Victory while Kitchen Capitalizes in 250s at Detroit Supercross
Drama unfolded at Ford Field as Cooper Webb captured his first victory of 2025, overtaking Ken Roczen in the closing minutes to tie the championship points lead. The excitement continued in the 250SX class, where Levi Kitchen used a late-race restart to snatch victory from Max Anstie. Read more
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Love Takes Over RCR’s Daytona Dynasty with United Rentals 300 Victory
Jesse Love took over Richard Childress Racing’s Daytona dominance, winning Saturday’s United Rentals 300 after teammate Austin Hill’s bid for a fourth straight season opener victory ended with mechanical issues. Love led 30 of the final 32 laps, holding off Haas Factory Team drivers Sam Mayer and Sheldon Creed. Read more
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Brenden “Butterbean” Queen Wins ARCA Series Opener in a Wreck Filled First Half
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. Read more
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