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The NASCAR All‑Star Race is being held at Dover Motor Speedway this weekend, but concerns over low excitement, design mismatches and scheduling conflicts have sparked fears that the venue may be dropped from future lineups.
From historic cars to cutting‑edge simulators, the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte offers a dynamic look at the sport’s evolution and its impact on fans and educators.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina, offers immersive exhibits, hands‑on simulators and educational programs, with new extended hours beginning May 19 to coincide with the announcement of the 2027 inductees.
Bubba Wallace’s late‑race spin, a pit‑road showdown with Christopher Bell and Shane van Gisbergen’s first 2026 victory shaped a dramatic conclusion to the Go Bowling at The Glen.
NASCAR and Airbnb announced a multi‑year agreement that will make Airbnb the official lodging partner for Darlington Raceway starting in 2027, weaving the platform into the track’s website and boosting local host earnings, job creation and tax revenue across South Carolina.
Alex Bowman's upcoming free agency creates a vacancy in the No. 48 car, prompting Hendrick Motorsports to consider 20‑year‑old Corey Day as a potential successor, with spotter Freddie Kraft hinting at an earlier-than‑expected transition.
With Alex Bowman set to become a free agent after the 2026 season, his battle with vertigo and past injuries have opened the door for speculation. On the Door, Bumper, Clear podcast, analyst Freddie Kraft floated 20‑year‑old Corey Day as a candidate for the iconic No. 48, raising questions about whether Hendrick Motorsports would accelerate a rookie’s ascent.
The entry list for the 2026 BetRivers 200 was released Monday, confirming 39 drivers and setting the stage for a competitive showdown at Dover Motor Speedway.
On the Actions Detrimental podcast, Denny Hamlin critiques NASCAR’s judicial system, information asymmetry, and broadcast errors that he says can rewrite race outcomes.
Shane van Gisbergen’s latest win at Watkins Glen International highlights his road‑course mastery, a comeback that recovered 23 positions, and his ambition to translate that success to oval tracks while Team Trackhouse prepares for future driver contracts.
Canal Coffee Co. will open its second Gastonia location on June 6, debuting a summer menu and continuing its sponsorship of NASCAR driver Spencer Boyd for the upcoming Memorial Day race.
Denny Hamlin criticized NASCAR for not throwing a caution flag after Cody Ware’s hard wreck at Watkins Glen, urging improved safety measures and better broadcast coverage.
Caden Kvapil, a rising star in the CARS Late Model Stock Tour, is set to make his ARCA Menards Series debut at the Owens Corning 200 in Toledo, bringing a blend of family legacy and fresh competition to a prime‑time FS1 broadcast.
Van Gisbergen’s dominant drive at Watkins Glen propelled him into the Chase and placed him among the leaders in points.
In a recent episode, Hamlin dissected a late‑race crash involving Cody Ware, arguing that NASCAR’s reduced officiating staff and reliance on camera feeds left critical moments unchecked, and he urged both the sport and its broadcast partner to improve accountability.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. has signed a multi‑year extension with Hyak Motorsports, securing his place in the No. 47 car as the team prepares for its rebranded 2025 season.
NASCAR Truck Series driver Kaden Honeycutt has surged to the top of the standings, posting four wins, leading the points battle and earning praise from industry analysts.
Shane van Gisbergen’s second consecutive Watkins Glen victory, a dramatic comeback from 23 positions down, ties him with Chase Elliott for the most road‑course wins among active drivers and lifts him into the provisional Chase spot, yet his quest for consistent oval results continues.
Shane van Gisbergen celebrated his 37th birthday by winning his second straight NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen International, a performance that ties him with Chase Elliott for the most road‑course wins among active drivers and fuels his pursuit of oval mastery.
Shane van Gisbergen’s second consecutive Watkins Glen triumph not only cements his Chase position but also highlights his ambition to conquer oval tracks, while his team eyes broader international talent through Project 91.
Shane van Gisbergen's recent back‑to‑back win at Watkins Glen propels him toward a broader NASCAR campaign, with an eye on oval competition and a decade‑long career outlook.
Speculation that Hyak Motorsports may cease operations after the current season is driving a cascade of driver moves, charter transactions, and strategic bids that could redefine the sport’s competitive landscape.
In a 2005 episode, talk‑show host Tony Danza raced NASCAR legend Rusty Wallace in go‑karts, a clip that has been preserved online for over two decades.
Shane van Gisbergen takes pole for the Cup Series race at Watkins Glen, with Trackhouse Racing drivers filling the front of the grid and the event set to air on FS1 with streaming on HBO MAX and NASCAR.com.