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Caruth Conquers Nashville with Clutch Drive to Claim First Victory of 2025
Rajah Caruth claimed his first victory of the 2025 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series at the Rackley Roofing 200 in Nashville. Leading the final 51 laps, Caruth held off competitors Corey Heim and Layne Riggs, securing his playoff spot. The win marked his second career victory, showcasing his resilience and teamwork. Read more
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Piastri Dominates Spanish GP as Verstappen’s Aggressive Tactics Backfire
Oscar Piastri secured a decisive victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, leading McLaren to a one-two finish ahead of teammate Lando Norris. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen faced a 10-second penalty after aggressive tactics led to a chaotic race, dropping him to 10th place and widening his championship gap to 49 points. Read more
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Kirkwood Masters Motor City Chaos to Claim Second Victory of 2025
Kyle Kirkwood won the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, marking his second victory of the 2025 season and extending Honda’s winning streak to seven races. Championship leader Alex Palou faced his first DNF due to a crash, while standout performances from Santino Ferrucci and young talents further highlighted the competitive nature of the series. Read more
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Force Family Legacy Continues as Brittany Claims Historic Victory at NHRA New England Nationals
The 12th annual NHRA New England Nationals featured thrilling races with highlights including Brittany Force’s record-tying Top Fuel victory, J.R. Todd’s comeback win in Funny Car, and Greg Anderson’s continued dominance in Pro Stock. The event showcased intense competition and set the stage for the upcoming championship battles in the 2025 season. Read more
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Detroit Grand Prix (2025)
Full Throttle Media made its debut in INDYCAR coverage at the 2025 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, capturing the excitement of the event. The race featured intense competition and strategic maneuvers, highlighted by photographer Shaun Blight’s dynamic images. The company aims to further connect fans with motorsports events like NASCAR and Supercross. Read more
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NASCAR Hall of Fame Seeks $25 Million for Major Renovations in Charlotte
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. Read more
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