Corey Heim showcased his racing prowess at Charlotte Motor Speedway, leading 98 of 134 laps to win the North Carolina Education Lottery 200, marking his 15th career Truck Series victory and making him the youngest to reach that milestone. Heim’s commanding performance extended his championship lead to 100 points over Chandler Smith, whose title hopes suffered after a poor finish. Continue reading Heim Dominates Truck Race at Charlotte
Chandler Smith claimed victory in the Window World 250 at North Wilkesboro after a last-lap incident involving his teammate Layne Riggs and dominant racer Corey Heim. Smith, who started from the back, capitalized on the chaos to secure his second win of the season, intensifying the rivalry between Riggs and Heim. Continue reading Last-Lap Drama Delivers Chandler Smith Victory in Window World 250 at North Wilkesboro
Christopher Bell won his first NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro, defeating defending champion Joey Logano. After a key strategy decision involving fresh tires, Bell overtook Logano in the final laps to secure a $1 million prize. Logano expressed frustration over the controversial caution that altered the race dynamics. Continue reading Bell Outduels Logano in Thrilling NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro
On Monday, Team Penske was honored by Mooresville Mayor Chris Carney for winning three consecutive NASCAR Cup Series championships, solidifying its status in motorsport. The ceremony featured Team Penske leaders and champions Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney. The organization, rooted in Mooresville, exemplifies community ties and racing excellence. Continue reading Mooresville Honors Team Penske for Championship Three-Peat
Kurt Busch, Harry Gant, and Ray Hendrick have been selected for the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. Busch enters as a first-ballot inductee after winning 34 Cup races and the 2004 championship. “Humpy” Wheeler receives the Landmark Award for his promotional innovations. Continue reading NASCAR Hall of Fame Welcomes Class of 2026
Rick Ware Racing will compete in the NASCAR All-Star Race for the first time, with Harrison Burton driving the No. 51 Ford Mustang. Burton qualified via his Daytona victory, and Cody Ware will race the team’s No. 15 Mustang in the All-Star Open, aiming to advance to the main event. Continue reading Rick Ware Racing Makes NASCAR All-Star Race Debut with Harrison Burton
Kyle Larson and the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports team dominated the AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway, earning their third NASCAR Cup Series victory of 2025. Larson led 221 of 267 laps, executed flawlessly, and scored maximum points. While Chase Elliott struggled with a pit mishap, other contenders faced various issues throughout the race. Continue reading Dominant Larson Claims Third Win of 2025 at Kansas, Scores Perfect 61-Point Day
In a thrilling finish, Carson Hocevar clinched his first victory of the 2025 season at the Heart of Health Care 200, despite last-lap contact with Layne Riggs. A post-race disqualification for Riggs elevated William Byron to second. Hocevar’s dominant performance showcased his talent, leading a race-high 75 laps. Continue reading Hocevar Survives Wall Contact to Win Thrilling Kansas Truck Race
The U.S. Court of Appeals urged NASCAR and two racing teams to pursue mediation following Friday’s oral arguments in their charter dispute. NASCAR is appealing an injunction allowing 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports to compete as charter teams despite refusing to sign releases waiving antitrust claims against the sanctioning body. Continue reading Court Urges Mediation in Charter Dispute with 23XI Racing and Front Row
The 2025 NASCAR season highlights emerging talent in the Xfinity and Truck Series, with a revised ranking of the top 10 prospects outside the Cup Series. Corey Heim leads the list, while Jesse Love joins the ranks. Most drivers maintained their positions, reflecting a solidifying new generation in NASCAR. Continue reading Ranking the Top 10 Prospects Outside the Cup Series for 2025
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