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Sexton Takes Triple Crown as Smith Makes Triumph History
Drama unfolded at State Farm Stadium as Chase Sexton reclaimed the red plate in Supercross’s first Triple Crown event of 2025, while defending champion Jett Lawrence exited with a knee injury. The night marked a historic milestone as Jordon Smith delivered Triumph Racing’s first-ever victory in the 250SX class. Read more
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Join Full Throttle Media – Become a Motorsports Contributor for the 2025 Season!
Full Throttle Media, less than a year old, has gained significant traction in motorsports with 10,000 Facebook followers and over 50,000 views. They seek writers, photographers, and videographers for various motorsport events for the 2025 season. Opportunities for exposure, networking, and potential media credentials are available for passionate newcomers and experienced individuals alike. Read more
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This Week In SuperMotocross: Round 4 – Glendale
Ken Roczen has reclaimed the red plate for the first time since 2022, marking a historic moment for Suzuki at Round 4 of Supercross in Glendale. The milestone ends a 169-round drought for Suzuki in the 450SX Class, while Jett Lawrence’s recent win puts him within five points of the lead. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: RFK Racing
RFK Racing expands to three teams for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, adding Ryan Preece in the No. 60 Ford alongside Brad Keselowski and Chris Buescher. The organization aims to rebound from a challenging 2024 campaign, with Keselowski reuniting with former crew chief Jeremy Bullins in pursuit of championship contention. Read more
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TNT Sports Revolutionizes NASCAR Viewing Experience with New Driver Cam Feature on Max
TNT Sports has revolutionized NASCAR viewing with its new “NASCAR Driver Cam” feature on Max, offering fans unprecedented access to every Cup Series driver throughout the 38-race season. The feature debuts at the Cook Out Clash, delivering 1080p feeds with scanner audio and ambient car noise from inside each race car. Read more
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2025 Season Preview: Haas Factory Team
Following Stewart-Haas Racing’s closure, the Haas Factory Team emerges as a new single-car operation for 2025, with Cole Custer returning to Cup Series competition in the No. 41 Ford. Fresh off two successful years in the Xfinity Series, including the 2023 championship, Custer aims to revitalize the team’s winning legacy. Read more
