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Chandler Smith Named Driver For Garage 66 In 2025 Daytona 500
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. Read more
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iRacing Unveils Four NASCAR Series for NASCAR 25 Console Game
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. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Kaulig Racing
Kaulig Racing enters its fourth full-time NASCAR Cup Series season with a revamped driver lineup for 2025. Road course specialist AJ Allmendinger returns to full-time Cup competition in the No. 16 Chevrolet, while Ty Dillon joins the organization to pilot its new No. 10 entry after spending 2024 in the Truck Series. Read more
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How to Watch Monster Energy Supercross this Weekend from Anaheim 2
The 2025 SMX World Championship returns to Angel Stadium this Saturday for what promises to be a thrilling Round 3. With just 4 points separating the top four riders in the 450 class and defending champions Jett Lawrence and Haiden Deegan looking to make up ground, the racing action is guaranteed to be intense. Read more
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NASCAR Discontinues Iconic Rookie Stripes for 2025 Season
NASCAR will eliminate the iconic Rookie Stripes from Cup Series race cars starting in 2025, considering them unnecessary for the sport’s premier level. The stripes, representing first-year drivers, were a significant tradition. Uncertainty remains regarding their status in NASCAR’s other series. Shane van Gisbergen and Riley Herbst are among the last drivers to use them. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Legacy Motor Club
Legacy Motor Club enters 2025 looking to build on their first season with Toyota, featuring John Hunter Nemechek in the No. 42 and Erik Jones in the No. 43. With new crew chief Travis Mack joining Nemechek and Ben Beshore paired with Jones, the team aims to improve upon their challenging 2024 campaign. Read more
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