It seems like the NASCAR Silly Season is well and truly underway. The post NASCAR Rumors: AM Racing to Shelter Hailie ...

Stewart-Haas Racing's survival at stake as charter complexities, legal disputes, and financial strains threaten their future.

NASCAR is in the silly season, and this has many changes going on, with drivers replacing existing ones for the 2025 season. NASCAR veteran Martin Truex Jr. has announced his retirement. Chase Briscoe ...

Ahead of the NASCAR Round of 12 race at Kansas, Kaulig Racing announced the signing of Ty Dillon under the full-time Cup Series obligation. Dillion will replace Daniel Hemric and will drive the no ...

With silly season in full swing, here is a team-by-team look at how their 2025 lineups could look. As talks are ongoing, these projections/outlooks will change and we'll keep you updated.

The 1971 race at Bowman Gray Stadium included vehicles from both the NASCAR Cup Series and the Grand American series, an ...

Riley Herbst has touched upon his future in NASCAR and going by his words, the Xfinity Series driver does not seem too confident about his Cup Series endeavor in 2025. Herbst's uncertainty about ...

One of its full-time drivers, Sheldon Creed, is departing for Haas Factory Team at season’s end. In his place will be Brandon ...

Eighteen-year-old Matt Gould is set to return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with Niece Motorsports after his earlier ...

Chase Elliott Attacks NASCAR’s Flawed Format for unfairly favoring mid-pack drivers over consistent top performers.

Fifty-three years after apparently winning a NASCAR race at Bowman-Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Bobby Allison’s victory is finally official.

The Team Penske No. 22 is racing for a championship in the final four for the sixth time in 11 Cup Series seasons ...