Chase Briscoe is set to join Joe Gibbs Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series. Following the retirement of Martin Truex Jr. and the closure of Stewart-Haas Racing, Briscoe will take over the No. 19 Toyota, sponsored by Bass Pro Shops. This move offers him an opportunity to thrive within a highly successful organization. Continue reading Chase Briscoe to Join Joe Gibbs Racing in 2025
Sheldon Creed’s consistent performance in the NASCAR Xfinity Series has led to 10 second-place finishes, highlighting his contention for victories while also showcasing the frustration of not clinching a win. With his skill and track versatility, it seems only a matter of time before he breaks through, sparking anticipation for his impending triumph. Continue reading The Bridesmaid’s Tale: Sheldon Creed’s Quest for Xfinity Series Glory
Christopher Bell won the USA Today 301 NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, overcoming challenging weather conditions and a two-hour rain delay. His victory, the third of the season, marked the rare use of wet weather tires in a NASCAR points-paying event. The race also had implications for the Playoff standings, with notable performances from other drivers. Continue reading Christopher Bell Sweeps New Hampshire Weekend in Rain-Delayed NASCAR Cup Race
Max Verstappen proved his championship mettle once again at the Spanish Grand Prix, securing his seventh win of the season despite a challenging start. After briefly losing the lead to a fast-starting George Russell, Verstappen quickly regained control, overtaking both Russell and pole-sitter Lando Norris by lap 3.
Norris, hampered by being stuck behind Russell in the early stages, finished second, unable to challenge Verstappen’s dominance. Lewis Hamilton rounded out the podium, claiming his first top-three finish of the season after an exciting battle with Carlos Sainz.
The race, which saw all 20 cars finish without incident, further solidified Verstappen’s position at the top of the championship standings. For Norris, it was a case of what might have been, as he later admitted to “messing up” his start from pole position. Continue reading Verstappen Triumphs in Spanish Grand Prix, Extending Championship Lead
Christopher Bell continued his dominance at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, clinching a thrilling overtime victory in Saturday’s SciAps 200 NASCAR Xfinity Series race. With a bold three-wide pass in the final two corners, Bell secured his fourth win in four starts at the track, edging out teammate Sheldon Creed by just 0.254 seconds.
The victory was bittersweet for Creed, who tied an unwanted record with his 10th second-place finish before securing a first series win. Despite leading a race-high 114 laps, Cole Custer had to settle for third, maintaining his championship lead.
The intense competition featured 15 lead changes among 10 drivers, showcasing the unpredictable nature of New Hampshire’s 1.058-mile oval. Bell’s dramatic win not only extended his perfect streak at the track but also highlighted his growing reputation as a master of this challenging venue. Continue reading Christopher Bell’s Thrilling Overtime Victory Extends Perfect Streak at New Hampshire
Christopher Bell’s impressive track record at New Hampshire Motor Speedway was momentarily overshadowed by an unexpected revelation during his Friday media session. When asked about leadership at Joe Gibbs Racing following Martin Truex Jr.’s retirement, Bell inadvertently mentioned Chase Briscoe joining the team.
“Whenever Chase comes into the car,” Bell said before catching himself, his face flushing as he realized his mistake. This slip-up all but confirmed the rumored move of Briscoe to JGR for the 2025 season.
While Joe Gibbs Racing hasn’t made an official announcement, Bell’s accidental disclosure adds credibility to the industry chatter surrounding Briscoe’s potential move. The incident provided an unexpected twist to the weekend’s racing narrative at New Hampshire, where Bell aims to showcase his on-track skills in both the Cup and Xfinity Series events Continue reading Christopher Bell’s Slip-Up Reveals Potential Chase Briscoe Move to Joe Gibbs Racing
This weekend, New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts the important SciApps 200 (Xfinity Series) and USA Today 301 (Cup Series) races. With Playoff implications, drivers like Chandler Smith and Denny Hamlin aim for victory. The races promise high-stakes action, adding excitement to the summer stretch of the NASCAR season. Continue reading Lobster Trophy Hunt: Preview of NASCAR’s High-Stakes New Hampshire Weekend
The ARCA Menards Series will race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for the Zinsser SmartCoat 150, testing drivers’ skills on its 2.258-mile track with left and right turns. With a field of experienced drivers, the recently repaved circuit is expected to offer a faster and more challenging race with a unique format. Fans can catch the action live on FS2 or FloRacing. Continue reading ARCA Menards Series Gears Up for Road Course Challenge at Mid-Ohio
Gene Haas, founder of Haas Automation and NASCAR team owner, will continue in the sport with a new, more efficient operation in 2025. The Haas Factory Team will compete in the NASCAR Cup Series and field a two-car effort in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The restructuring reflects Haas’s commitment to NASCAR despite downsizing. Continue reading Gene Haas Unveils New NASCAR Venture for 2025: Haas Factory Team
At just 16, Keegan Sobilo made a mark in Michigan racing by winning the prestigious CRA Late Model Championship. His passion for racing was sparked by his grandfather, and despite challenges like stuck throttles, he aims to reach the NASCAR Cup Series. Sobilo also spreads joy by sharing his race car with children’s hospital patients. Continue reading Pedal to the Medal: Inside the Mind of 16-Year-Old Racing Prodigy Keegan Sobilo
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