
Josh Berry Takes the Wheel at Legacy Motor Club
Josh Berry’s recent surge and Jimmie Johnson’s endorsement signal a strategic shift for Legacy Motor Club as the season’s final stretch approaches.
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Josh Berry’s recent surge and Jimmie Johnson’s endorsement signal a strategic shift for Legacy Motor Club as the season’s final stretch approaches.

A man in Savannah was taken into custody after swindling hotel valet workers into handing over a $90,000 BMW X5, while investigators linked the case to a separate stolen Audi and a possible earlier theft involving a Toyota.

Josh Berry joins Legacy Motor Club to pilot the No. 42 Toyota in 2027, bringing a Cup win, five O'Reilly Series victories and a CARS Late Model championship, while sharing the garage with Erik Jones and Riley Herbst.

The weekend camp, held August 29‑30, offered on‑ice drills, dryland workouts and mentorship from current and former NHL players, highlighting hockey’s growing popularity in the state.

Christopher Bell's first Southern 500 win and a dominant showing by Toyota and JGR set the tone for a high-stakes postseason.

Christopher Bell broke his 33‑race drought at Darlington, moving into second in the Chase and helping Toyota secure a fourth straight win.

Christopher Bell broke a 33‑race winless streak by conquering the Southern 500, kickstarting the new Chase for the Championship and reinforcing Toyota’s title ambitions.

Christopher Bell’s narrow triumph at the Cook Out Southern 500 elevates him to second in the standings, underscoring Toyota’s expected 2026 championship challenge.

A deceptive valet scheme in Savannah led to the theft of a $90,000 BMW and several other vehicles, with investigators tracing the suspect across state lines.

John Hunter Nemechek will finish his contract with Legacy Motor Club at the end of the 2026 season, concluding a stint that produced 14 top‑ten finishes but missed the postseason, while Erik Jones is slated to replace him in the No. 43 Toyota for 2027.

Kyle Larson faces a 50‑race winless streak in 2026 and enters the Chase 55 points behind Denny Hamlin, relying on consistency to reclaim the NASCAR Cup Series title.

The 2026 NASCAR Chase features a compact ten‑race mini‑season in which sixteen drivers battle for the championship, with only a hundred points separating the top contenders.

The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs open at Darlington Raceway, with a reshaped format and a tight points battle among top drivers.

The playoff format overhaul and a narrow points gap between Hamlin and Blaney set the stage for a dramatic finish at Darlington and Homestead.
Ryan Preece broke a 249‑race drought at Daytona, altering playoff dynamics and prompting discussions about sponsor shifts and veteran narratives.

Ryan Preece's breakthrough win at Daytona secures his spot in The Chase, while Denny Hamlin holds the top seed and Ford's rising noise threatens Toyota's dominance.
The 2026 NASCAR postseason begins Sept. 6 at Darlington, featuring 16 drivers, a 10‑race schedule and new broadcast partners, with Hamlin holding a 25‑point lead.

The upcoming season will feature close to one hundred contests, beginning with the Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge in Atlanta and spanning signature events such as the SIAC and SWAC championships, all broadcast across ESPN’s platforms.

NASCAR's mandated front‑splitter strut aims to level the playing field, sparking strategic shifts among Ford, Toyota and Chevrolet teams as the playoffs approach.

Denny Hamlin entered the NASCAR Chase as the top seed after a seventh‑place finish at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, holding a 25‑point lead over Ryan Blaney as the season heads into its decisive final ten races.

Syracuse University’s athletics department is rolling out a suite of upgrades to the pre-game atmosphere at football Saturdays, featuring a massive videoboard, local music acts, expanded seating and a revamped Toyota Fun Zone, all designed to foster a stronger sense of community among fans.

Predictions favor Joey Logano for pole, Christopher Bell for Stage 1, Ryan Blaney for Stage 2, and Denny Hamlin for the regular‑season title, while Bubba Wallace faces a DNF risk.

Christopher Bell aims to break a seven‑race streak of runner‑up finishes at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where the upcoming NASCAR weekend blends high‑stakes competition with off‑track entertainment.

Joey Logano secured his first Richmond victory in front of his children, with Chase Briscoe finishing second after a brake issue cost him the lead. Austin Cindric, Denny Hamlin and Chase Elliott also posted strong runs, while Team Penske highlighted the strength of its four cars.