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2025 CRAFTSMAN Truck Series Story Lines
The 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season is packed with excitement, from Chandler Smith joining Front Row Motorsports to Toni Breidinger’s move to full-time racing with Tricon Garage. Add in returns to Rockingham Speedway and a debut at Lime Rock Park, and this season promises unforgettable action starting at Daytona! Read more
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Supercross Champion Eli Tomac Sidelined with Broken Fibula
Eight-time AMA Supercross/Motocross Champion Eli Tomac has been sidelined with a broken fibula sustained during Tampa Supercross qualifying. Initially thought to be a minor injury, Tomac remarkably competed through the main event before further evaluation revealed the fracture. He will miss upcoming rounds starting with Detroit this weekend. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Team Penske
Team Penske is NASCAR’s leading force, boasting three consecutive Cup Series championships. Drivers Austin Cindric, Ryan Blaney, and Joey Logano are poised for strong performances in 2025. Blaney enters his prime, Logano showcases clutch capabilities, and Cindric seeks consistency. Predictions favor all three advancing in playoffs, solidifying Penske’s dominance. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Hendrick Motorsports
Hendrick Motorsports enters the 2025 season with a strong lineup, featuring drivers Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, William Byron, and Alex Bowman, all aiming for a championship. After a successful 2024 season, the team adopts the motto “Thrive in ’25,” with expectations high for Larson and Byron to be title contenders. Read more
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Stewart and Anstie Light Up Tampa with Supercross Victories
Malcolm Stewart secured his first career 450SX victory at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium, while Max Anstie dominated the 250SX East opener. Stewart, a Florida native, charged from mid-pack to claim the win in his 109th start, as defending champion Jett Lawrence remained sidelined with injury. Read more
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Streaming Giant Netflix Challenges ESPN for F1 Rights
Netflix is pursuing Formula 1’s US broadcasting rights from 2026, challenging current rights holder ESPN. The streaming giant, already connected to F1 through its hit series ‘Drive to Survive,’ joins potential bidders including Amazon and Apple. The move comes as F1 continues to expand its presence in the American market. Read more
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