NASCAR and O’Reilly Auto Parts have announced a landmark multiyear partnership that will rename the Xfinity Series as the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series beginning in 2026. The deal extends O’Reilly’s long-standing involvement in the sport, with exclusive broadcasts on The CW highlighting NASCAR’s rising stars for fans nationwide. Continue reading O’Reilly Auto Parts named title sponsor of NASCAR’s secondary series
NASCAR is considering Dover Motor Speedway for the 2026 All-Star Race, potentially allowing North Wilkesboro Speedway to host a Cup points race for the first time since 1996. The decision is still under review, with plans to release the full schedule soon. Continue reading Dover Emerging as Possible 2026 NASCAR All-Star Race Host
The partnership between Donny Schatz and Tony Stewart/Curb Agajanian Racing has concluded after 17 successful seasons in the World of Outlaws. Together, they achieved eight championships, numerous wins, and redefined modern Sprint Car racing. Kerry Madsen is set to replace Schatz as the team’s driver for the remainder of 2025. Continue reading Donny Schatz and Tony Stewart/Curb Agajanian Racing Part Ways After 17 Seasons
Connor Zilisch underwent surgery to repair a broken collarbone suffered after a fall in victory lane at Watkins Glen. The 19-year-old leads the Xfinity Series with six wins and remains seven points ahead of teammate Justin Allgaier. His status for the next race at Daytona is uncertain. Continue reading Connor Zilisch Recovering After Collarbone Surgery
Alex Palou, a 27-year-old Spanish driver, secured his third consecutive IndyCar championship at Portland International Raceway, completing an outstanding season with eight wins. His achievement places him amongst a select group who have won three straight titles. Palou has excelled rapidly in his career, earning four championships in just five years. Continue reading Alex Palou Makes History with Third Straight IndyCar Championship
Will Power secured Team Penske’s first victory of the 2025 IndyCar season at Portland, holding off Christian Lundgaard and championship winner Alex Palou, who celebrated his fourth title. The race featured close competition, notably between Lundgaard and Palou, while Pato O’Ward’s electrical issues ended his championship hopes early. Continue reading Will Power Wins in Portland as Alex Palou Clinches Fourth IndyCar Championship
Shane van Gisbergen secured his fourth road course victory of the NASCAR Cup Series at Watkins Glen, leading 38 laps and finishing over 11 seconds ahead of Christopher Bell. This win ties him with Denny Hamlin for the most road course victories this season and solidifies his dominance in his rookie year. Continue reading Shane van Gisbergen Dominates at Watkins Glen for Fourth Road Course Win
Connor Zilisch made history by winning his second consecutive NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen, leading 60 laps. However, he suffered a broken collarbone after a fall during celebration. Zilisch’s sixth win puts him close to tying the rookie record of seven wins. He leads the championship standings with three races before playoffs. Continue reading Connor Zilisch Wins Second Straight at Watkins Glen Despite Injury Scare
Corey Heim clinched his fourth consecutive road course victory at Watkins Glen International, becoming the youngest driver to win 17 races in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. The race ended in triple overtime with Heim securing a narrow 0.202-second win over Daniel Hemric. Championship implications loom as the season finale approaches. Continue reading Corey Heim Wins Wild NASCAR Truck Race at Watkins Glen
Fifteen-year-old Tristan McKee won his first ARCA Menards Series race at Watkins Glen International, becoming the second youngest winner in history. After a disappointing loss at a Late Model race, McKee seized the lead due to mechanical issues of the former leader, showcasing resilience and skill in a competitive debut. Continue reading 15-Year-Old Tristan McKee Wins First ARCA Race at Watkins Glen
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