Zane Smith currently competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series for Front Row Motorsports. A key part of his job as a professional motorsports driver is to travel extensively to race tracks across the country.
Front Row Motorsports (FRM) has put together a multi-race, multi-year sponsorship extension with Aaron’s Rent-to-Own, which will see the brand with iconic roots planted in NASCAR continue its support of the organization through the 2027 campaign.
Front Row Motorsports announced a multi-year contract extension with driver Zane Smith on Thursday. Smith, 26, has produced five top-10 finishes through 34 NASCAR Cup Series starts this season with FRM.
It is safe to assume that Zane Smith had no shortage of anger for John Hunter Nemechek after their Kansas Speedway tangle. The No. 42 Toyota squeezed Smith into the SAFER barrier, flipping the No.
During the Kansas playoff race, Zane Smith had a good day on the track, but was derailed by a wreck. Denny Hamlin didn’t even see it. After looking back on the NASCAR weekend, Hamlin now has an understanding of how the flip happened.
It’s one of those moments that makes your heart jump into your throat. You’re watching the race, and everything is a blur of speed and color, and then, in an instant, it all goes wrong.
Amid all the drama and wheel-to-wheel action on the track, Front Row Motorsports (FRM) has been navigating a different kind of turmoil off the asphalt.
Despite a wild double-overtime finish in Sunday's Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway, no driver in the NASCAR Cup Series field had as wild of a day as Zane Smith.
The roar of 36 Cup Series engines echoed through Kansas Speedway, but all eyes were locked on two particular machines threading through Turn 3. Zane Smith, behind the wheel of the No.
In NASCAR, rivalries aren’t just storylines for the TV broadcast. They’re the white-hot forge where a driver’s character is truly hammered out. When you’re wheel-to-wheel at 190 miles per hour, inches apart, with a guy you’ve got a history with, that’s when you find out who you really are.
NASCAR has reportedly changed its rule book, likely in response to the latest ruling in the antitrust lawsuit by 23XI and Front Row Motorsports, ensuring the two teams will not miss any races as open teams.
The latest development in 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports’ charter lawsuit against NASCAR is that the teams could soon face the real possibility of running as open entries in Cup races, as the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied a rehearing request last week.
For the first time ever, Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Connecticut, will host the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, The LiUNA 150. Here is everything you need to know for the inaugural Truck Series race.
Rookie seasons in NASCAR Cup Series racing are incredibly difficult to navigate. Nobody knows that better than second-year driver Zane Smith, who in Year 2 of his Cup Series career, called his maiden Cup Series voyage a "bad luck year."
After recording a top-10 result in Sunday's FireKeepers Casino 400, it's become quite obvious that Zane Smith has gotten the hang of Michigan International Speedway.