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Trump Set to Attend 2025 Daytona 500
President Donald Trump is reportedly set to attend the 2025 Daytona 500, marking his second appearance at “The Great American Race” in five years. This comes just a week after his planned attendance at Super Bowl LVIII. Trump’s return to NASCAR adds another high-profile moment as the season kicks off at Daytona. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Front Row Motorsports
Front Row Motorsports (FRM) is expanding to three charters for 2025, adding Noah Gragson and retaining Zane Smith after a strong 2024. Gragson seeks stability, Gilliland steps into leadership, and Smith aims to build on his rookie season. The team aspires to secure two top-20 standings via enhanced superspeedway performance. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: 23XI Racing
The 2025 season for Toyota’s NASCAR team, owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin, features three drivers. Bubba Wallace seeks victory with new crew chief Charles Denike, Riley Herbst makes an impressive rookie debut, and Tyler Reddick aims for another Championship 4 berth after a successful 2024 season. Predictions favor wins for both Reddick and… Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Trackhouse Racing
Trackhouse Racing enters a pivotal 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, expanding to three teams with the addition of Shane van Gisbergen in the No. 88 Chevrolet. The New Zealand native joins returning drivers Ross Chastain and Daniel Suárez as the organization builds on its success since entering Cup competition in 2021. Read more
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Lawrence’s Knee Injury Derails Supercross Title Defense
Defending Supercross Champion Jett Lawrence suffered a season-altering blow at Glendale, tearing his ACL and partially tearing his meniscus during the Triple Crown event. Finishing 8th overall after a DNF, Lawrence will undergo surgery on February 4th and expects a four-month recovery, targeting a return for the outdoor motocross season. Read more
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Elliott Dominates Historic Return to Bowman Gray in NASCAR Clash
Chase Elliott dominated NASCAR’s historic return to Bowman Gray Stadium, leading 171 laps to win his first Clash victory in front of a sellout crowd at the legendary quarter-mile track. Ryan Blaney charged from last place to finish second, while Denny Hamlin rounded out the podium in NASCAR’s first visit since 1971. Read more
