NASCAR will announce its new championship format on Monday, and while it might be relatively old-school, it may not invoke nostalgia for the sport's older, core fan base.
Brad Keselowski, driver and co-owner of the No. 6 Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing Ford will miss the NASCAR Cook Out Clash exhibition event for the NASCAR Cup Series on Feb.
Matt Kenseth won one of the most hotly debated championships in NASCAR history in 2003, securing the Cup title with a season built on consistency rather than a pile of trophies.
The 2026 Chili Bowl Nationals are finally set to get underway at the SageNet Center in Oklahoma on January 12. With multiple races scheduled throughout the week, the action will build toward Saturday’s finale, when a new champion will be crowned.
Alex Bowman does not come from a family with racing pedigree, which placed him on the outside from the very beginning. His rise demanded extraordinary effort and sacrifice from his parents to help him reach the Cup Series.
Kyle Busch is greatly lauded today for his achievements in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and the Truck Series. The two-time Cup Series champion is the only driver in history to win championships in all three national NASCAR series and is the all-time leader in race wins in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and the Truck Series.
Alex Bowman may not have stockpiled wins like his teammates Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, or William Byron, but he has shown quite a consistency in both speed and progression across various types of tracks.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. literally grew up in and around NASCAR. Back in the day, Dale Earnhardt Sr. would frequently station himself alongside mechanics as they assembled engines, modified components, and fine-tuned machinery, and Junior used to accompany him.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. was an extraordinary gentleman of class. Many stories from the past echo the standards he held for himself, both on and off the racetrack.
Before NASCAR changed its operational framework in 2020 as part of the COVID-19 protocols, drivers enjoyed generous practice windows on the track, logging one to two hours behind the wheel to get familiar with the circuit, their machines, and package configurations.
Cleetus McFarland, who was among NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s closest confidants, delivered a heartfelt tribute to his friend at Daytona International Speedway during the annual preseason ARCA Menards Series test.
Richard Petty’s seven NASCAR Cup Championships and his streak of 200 victories across 35 years of racing remain as unsurpassed monuments in the sport. Given the format alterations NASCAR continues implementing, his records appear safe from being overtaken by any contemporary driver anytime soon.
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Christopher Bell has participated in the Chili Bowl Nationals several times over the years. He even became the champion three consecutive times (2017-2019) and is one of the only four drivers in history to win the famed event three or more times.
As per reports, NASCAR is ready to unveil the new championship format on Monday, January 12, 2026. And not only fans but drivers are also eagerly waiting to hear the same.
Kenny Wallace recently handed NASCAR legend Mark Martin a microphone by launching a podcast series under his media banner. Wasting no time, Martin struck
Cleetus McFarland, whose real name is Garrett Mitchell, had a deep friendship and racing alliance with NASCAR legend Greg Biffle, bonding over their shared passions for automobiles, helicopters, and humanitarian work during Hurricane Helene relief efforts.
Barely a month has passed since NASCAR and the teams reached a settlement in their antitrust lawsuit, yet the sanctioning body has already rolled out three significant moves aimed at mending fences.
Mark Martin and the late Greg Biffle shared a deep mutual respect. Their paths overlapped for four years as teammates at Roush Racing. Following Biffle’s death last month, the NASCAR world has been reflecting on his most iconic achievements, and Martin did the same during a recent conversation on Kenny Wallace’s YouTube channel.
Jeff Gordon occupies an executive perch at Hendrick Motorsports, giving him firsthand knowledge of the weight that position carries. That perspective likely formed his calculated praise of Steve Phelps when addressing the former NASCAR commissioner’s departure.
Kaulig Racing will see its new five-truck NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series program hit the track for the first time at Daytona International Speedway in February, but the organization is already seeing the effects of starting a new program within its walls.
When NASCAR officials’ private messages surfaced days before the antitrust lawsuit trial, revealing Steve Phelps using disparaging language toward veteran team owner Richard Childress, the fallout cut deep among fans and owners alike.
One of the biggest rule changes going into the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season is a highly anticipated increase in horsepower for Cup Series vehicles at all road courses and ovals less than 1.5 miles in length.
Bennett Family of Companies, a leader in the transportation and logistics industry with over five decades of expertise, will continue in its role as the anchor partner for Austin Hill and Richard Childress Racing in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series.
Fresh off the high of Kyle Larson’s 2025 Cup Series championship run, the machine at Hendrick Motorsports isn’t idling. If anything, they are shifting into a higher gear.
NASCAR veteran Brad Keselowski will not compete in the upcoming preseason clash, as he continues to recover from a broken leg. Keselowski spoke to Bob Pockrass of FOX Sports on Thursday and said he would not have enough time to prepare for the Clash based on his rehab process.