NASCAR Gears Up for Highly-Anticipated North Wilkesboro Extravaganza

This weekend, NASCAR’s much-anticipated return to North Wilkesboro Speedway continues with a can’t-miss extravaganza at the recently renovated 0.625-mile short track. The $1 million-to-win NASCAR All-Star Race headlines Sunday’s action, where Kyle Larson aims to go back-to-back despite his hectic Indianapolis 500 prep schedule.
The CRAFTSMAN Truck Series also takes center stage Saturday with the Wright Brand 250 boasting an intriguing entry list. Regulars like Ty Majeski and Corey Heim will have to fend off the likes of Cup’s Ross Chastain, rising star Dawson Sutton making his debut, CARS Tour champion Brenden “Butterbean” Queen, and even former Cup driver Aric Almirola.
From the All-Star spectacle to the wildcard Truck race, North Wilkesboro’s bullring is primed to deliver a weekend overflowing with storylines and anticipation as NASCAR’s revival continues at the historic venue. Continue reading NASCAR Gears Up for Highly-Anticipated North Wilkesboro Extravaganza

Keselowski Snaps Winless Drought with Darlington Triumph

Brad Keselowski ended a 110-race winless streak at the Goodyear 400, winning after an incident involving Chris Buescher and Tyler Reddick. Keselowski surged ahead after the collision, securing the victory. The incident provoked post-race confrontation between Buescher and Reddick. The Cup Series moves on to the $1 million All-Star race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Continue reading Keselowski Snaps Winless Drought with Darlington Triumph

Allgaier Dominates for Darlington Xfinity Win

Justin Allgaier dominated the Xfinity Series race at Darlington Raceway, leading for 119 of 147 laps and claiming his first victory of the 2024 season. His experience at the oval and skill in handling long green-flag runs proved crucial. Allgaier’s win tied him with Dale Earnhardt Jr. for 21st on the all-time series wins list. Continue reading Allgaier Dominates for Darlington Xfinity Win

Chastain Capitalizes on Late Caution to Win Truck Race at Darlington

Ross Chastain seized the lead in overtime to win the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Buckle Up South Carolina 200 at Darlington Raceway, celebrating his fifth career win and first of the 2024 season. Despite a rain delay, Chastain’s victory marked a significant moment at the track where his NASCAR career took off in 2018. Continue reading Chastain Capitalizes on Late Caution to Win Truck Race at Darlington

NASCAR Celebrates Throwback Weekend at Historic Darlington Raceway: Darlington Weekend Preview

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Darlington Raceway for the Goodyear 400 on Sunday, a race intertwined with tradition and history at the iconic venue known as “The Track Too Tough to Tame.” Throwback paint schemes add excitement as Denny Hamlin aims for his fifth win, facing tough competition. In the Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series, drivers prepare to conquer the challenging track. Continue reading NASCAR Celebrates Throwback Weekend at Historic Darlington Raceway: Darlington Weekend Preview

NASCAR Race Hub to End After 14 Years

After over 14 years on the air, the daily NASCAR news/analysis program NASCAR Race Hub will broadcast its final episode on Fox Sports 1 next month. The one-hour weekday show, which debuted in 2009 on the Speed Channel before moving to FS1 in 2013, is being canceled, with the last edition set to air on June 11th. NASCAR Race Hub provided fans with a nightly dose of racing updates, interviews, analysis and more during the season, featuring a rotating crew of hosts and experts like Chad Knaus, Michael Waltrip and Jamie McMurray. One of its most popular segments was “Radioactive,” recapping recent races with team radio audio. Though it hit the 2,500 episode milestone in January, Race Hub could not survive the latest round of programming cuts at Fox Sports. Its cancellation leaves a void in dedicated daily NASCAR programming on FS1. Continue reading NASCAR Race Hub to End After 14 Years

Stewart-Haas Racing Reportedly Putting Entire Operation Up for Sale

In a surprising development, reports indicate that Stewart-Haas Racing may be putting its entire NASCAR operation and facility up for sale – not just its four coveted Cup Series charters. Details are emerging that SHR’s sprawling Kannapolis, North Carolina campus that houses both its NASCAR and Formula 1 programs could be on the market as well. With SHR entering the final year of its Ford deal in 2024, the team appears to have flexibility to make major changes like downsizing or potentially exiting the sport altogether through a sale. The charter market has been booming, so SHR’s four Cup charters would be in high demand. But listing the entire facility suggests co-owners Tony Stewart and Gene Haas may be open to parting with much more than just the NASCAR team. All eyes are on how this shakes out and the future for SHR’s drivers. Continue reading Stewart-Haas Racing Reportedly Putting Entire Operation Up for Sale

Dale Earnhardt Jr. to Join TNT Sports’ NASCAR Broadcast Team in 2025

NASCAR icon Dale Earnhardt Jr. is set to join TNT Sports’ broadcast team when the network returns to covering NASCAR Cup Series races in 2025. The two-time Daytona 500 winner and NASCAR Hall of Famer will serve as an on-air commentator for TNT’s exclusive slate of five summer Cup races each year. Additionally, Earnhardt will create content for Bleacher Report interviewing guests while driving them around the TNT race tracks. His addition is a critical part of TNT’s new seven-year multimedia NASCAR rights deal that allows for enhanced streaming and digital content opportunities. One of the most popular drivers in NASCAR history, Earnhardt’s involvement continues TNT’s longstanding relationship with the sport dating back to 1983. Continue reading Dale Earnhardt Jr. to Join TNT Sports’ NASCAR Broadcast Team in 2025

History Made with Closest Finish Ever at Kansas

NASCAR made history at Kansas Speedway as Kyle Larson won by just 0.001 seconds in the closest finish ever, surpassing the previous record set in 2003. The dramatic race also showcased intense competition and a notable performance by Chris Buescher. Despite dominant teams, the spotlight was on Larson and Buescher’s unforgettable showdown. Continue reading History Made with Closest Finish Ever at Kansas

Lando Norris Finally Breaks Through for Maiden F1 Win in Miami

Lando Norris secured his first F1 win at the Miami Grand Prix by timing a Safety Car period. He held off Max Verstappen to break his podium curse, expressing elation and gratitude to his team. Norris’ victory marked a long-awaited triumph, with Verstappen acknowledging his deserving win. This win places Norris fifth in the drivers’ championship. Continue reading Lando Norris Finally Breaks Through for Maiden F1 Win in Miami