Authorities in North Carolina have a disturbing new case on their hands. Just weeks after the aviation disaster that claimed the lives of NASCAR veteran Greg Biffle, his wife, and their two children, their family home was targeted by thieves.
It’s funny how racing works sometimes. You can spend years grinding at the highest level, hoisting trophies at the biggest tracks in America, and still find yourself staring at a blank spot on your resume.
Kaulig Racing announced Tuesday that Tony Stewart will drive the No. 25 Ram truck in the 2026 NASCAR Truck Series regular season opener at Daytona International Speedway.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. loves that Tony Stewart is returning to NASCAR at Daytona in February. On Dale Jr. Download, Earnhardt reacted to Stewart competing in the season-opening Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway.
Chase Briscoe will head into the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season ultra-hydrated and ready to endure eternally lengthy guitar solos. On Wednesday, Joe Gibbs Racing announced a multi-year agreement with Free Bird Southern Spring Water, which will serve as a primary sponsorship partner for Briscoe and the No.
Joey Logano’s comments on how The Chase will influence driver etiquette are drawing attention after his recent appearance on Inside the Race, where he broke down the mental gymnastics required to survive the playoffs.
The heady mix of the three-race Elimination Format with the Next Gen car had tilted the competitive table in favor of Team Penske. They won three championships in four seasons since 2022.
Steve Phelps stepped down from his role as the Commissioner of NASCAR following the fallout from leaked text messages during the antitrust trial. The insulting
Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman has raced in the Chili Bowl Nationals on seven occasions, but he limits himself to being a team owner in the midget race nowadays.
For much of NASCAR’s early history, figures like Dale Earnhardt epitomized a singular devotion to racing, often placing competition ahead of family life.
The NASCAR Cup Series will return to the Chase format in 2026, moving away from the elimination-style system it has used for the past 11 years. While some
TULSA, Okla. — Sometimes a breakout season doesn’t start with a wind-tunnel test, a sim session or a carefully worded media tour. Sometimes it starts in the dirt, sideways, elbows up, with a 23-year-old NASCAR Cup Series driver realizing he belongs anywhere he straps in.
Kenny Wallace has once again lined up behind Mark Martin, backing the veteran’s call for a fundamental shift in how NASCAR tells its stories. When the sport revealed its revised championship format, Martin used the moment to argue that the sport’s current biggest problem is not rules or points but narrative.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has probably been one of the very few NASCAR drivers to remain so deeply involved in the sport even after hanging up the helmet. Retirement did not loosen his grip on the sport.
Mark Martin has positioned himself as a bridge between NASCAR’s decision-makers and the grandstands, amplifying fan frustration over the playoff format and openly advocating for a return to a full 36-race points championship.
NASCAR officially revealed its new championship format on Monday, unveiling a return to a 10-race Chase that replaces the elimination-style playoff system that was used from 2014-25.
Larson will forever go down as the final champion who won a NASCAR Cup Series title in the sport's playoff era, but he won't be too torn up to see NASCAR return to the Chase format in 2026.
[Editor’s note: This article is from The Spun’s “Then and Now” magazine, featuring interviews with more than 50 sports stars of yesteryear. Order your copy online today, or pick one up at retail racks and newsstands nationwide.] Carl Edwards stood moments away from NASCAR immortality.
"I feel like we won. I do." Those were the thoughts expressed by Mark Martin on Monday afternoon, after NASCAR finally announced its anticipated new championship format.
NASCAR's Cup Series future will be a blast from the past as the original 10-race postseason returns in 2026 with 16 drivers battling it out for the title over the final two months.