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Chase Elliott, Justin Allgaier, and Rajah Caruth Take Home NMPA Most Popular Driver Awards
Chase Elliott, Justin Allgaier, and Rajah Caruth were named the 2024 NMPA Most Popular Drivers for the Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series. Elliott secured his seventh straight award, Allgaier his fifth in six years, and Caruth earned his first after a historic season, including a milestone Truck Series victory. Read more
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Bullins and Keselowski Reunite as RFK Racing Names New Crew Chief for 2025
RFK Racing announced Jeremy Bullins will be the new crew chief for Brad Keselowski’s No. 6 team in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series, reuniting a successful duo from Team Penske. This change indicates RFK’s strategic expansion to three cars, aiming for further successes after previous achievements together, including five victories. Read more
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Tony Stewart Claims NHRA Rookie of the Year Honors
Motorsports icon Tony Stewart was awarded the 2024 NHRA Rookie of the Year, triumphing over a competitive rookie class at the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series Awards Ceremony. His rookie season in Top Fuel featured impressive performances, culminating just hours after welcoming his first child, showcasing his dedication to racing and family. Read more
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JTG Racing Transforms into Hyak Motorsports, Marking New Era for Historic No. 47 Team
The No. 47 NASCAR team rebranded from JTG Racing to Hyak Motorsports, signaling a new era under owner Gordon Smith, who emphasizes performance and cultural heritage. With “Hyak” meaning “fast,” the team aims for continued success, building on recent victories, including the 2023 Daytona 500, and engaging fans in upcoming competitions. Read more
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Beckman Claims Emotional Victory as NHRA Season Concludes at Pomona Finals
Jack Beckman won the 2024 NHRA Funny Car championship at the In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals, defeating teammate Austin Prock. Antron Brown triumphed in Top Fuel, while Greg Anderson captured his sixth Pro Stock title. Matt Smith also secured a victory in Pro Stock Motorcycle. The 2025 season begins March 6-9. Read more
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Joe Gibbs Racing Announces Key Leadership Changes Ahead of 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Season
Joe Gibbs Racing is shaking up its leadership for 2025, promoting Chris Gabehart to competition director and naming Chris Gayle as Denny Hamlin’s new crew chief. Both bring impressive resumes, including playoff runs in 2024. JGR believes these changes will strengthen the organization across all teams for the upcoming NASCAR season. Read more
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