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Martin Truex Jr. to Retire from NASCAR Cup Series After 2024
After nearly two successful decades in NASCAR, Martin Truex Jr. will retire as a full-time Cup Series driver after the 2024 season. The 2017 champion has amassed 34 victories and plans to announce his retirement at Iowa Speedway. His exit will open up a coveted spot at Joe Gibbs Racing for 2025. Read more
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ARCA Weekend Preview: Atlas 150 at Iowa Speedway
The ARCA Menards Series and ARCA Menards Series East will join forces for the Atlas 150 at Iowa Speedway on June 14th, featuring a 150-lap event under the lights. With diverse winners in the 2024 series, the race promises excitement with notable drivers like Mason Mitchell and Connor Zilisch. Catch the action live on FS1… Read more
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NASCAR Silly Season Rumor Mill: Noah Gragson and Bass Pro Shops Linked to RCR?
NASCAR rumor suggests Noah Gragson and Bass Pro Shops may join Richard Childress Racing in 2025 with a third Cup Series charter. Gragson, a sought-after free agent, is currently with SHR, which is shutting down in 2024. RCR may acquire a charter from SHR, and Martin Truex Jr.’s status could also impact the potential move. Read more
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Verstappen Weathers the Storm to Win Dramatic Canadian Grand Pr
Max Verstappen and Red Bull triumph at the rain-hit Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, overcoming challenging weather and tough competition to claim victory. Lando Norris impressively finishes second, while George Russell secures the final podium spot after fending off teammate Lewis Hamilton. Verstappen’s dominant performance extends his lead in the drivers’ championship. Read more
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Hometown Hero Kyle Larson Prevails at Sonoma
Kyle Larson claimed his second career win at Sonoma Raceway and third victory of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season. In a frantic race featuring seven caution flags, Larson made a thrilling late charge to take the lead with eight laps to go. The win propelled him into the championship lead by 14 points. Read more
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Van Gisbergen Goes Back-to-Back with Sonoma Xfinity Win
New Zealand’s Shane van Gisbergen clinched victory at the NASCAR Xfinity Series Zip Buy Now, Pay Later 250 in Sonoma, California. The 35-year-old led for 32 laps, securing his second consecutive win in the series. Despite a clash with Austin Hill, van Gisbergen emerged triumphant. Championship leader Cole Custer maintained a 12-point lead. Read more
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