
Thomas Annunziata escapes fire in NASCAR Truck at Lime Rock Park
A sudden fire under the hood forced Thomas Annunziata to pull off the track at Lime Rock, but he walked away unharmed after a quick medical check.
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A sudden fire under the hood forced Thomas Annunziata to pull off the track at Lime Rock, but he walked away unharmed after a quick medical check.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is set to make its fourth appearance at White Mountain Motorsports Park this weekend, featuring a tight championship battle, a full day of on‑track action, and a live broadcast on FloRacing.

Ryan Blaney secured victory in the Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway after a daring final‑lap maneuver, underscoring Atlanta’s reputation as NASCAR’s ultimate driver’s track.

New Hampshire Motor Speedway is blending live concerts, driver appearances, dirt racing and family-friendly attractions into a comprehensive summer experience for NASCAR fans.

After a career defined by seven championships and 83 Cup victories, Jimmie Johnson will pilot the legendary No. 48 for a farewell appearance at Daytona, a move made possible by a special agreement with Hendrick Motorsports and Ally Financial.

NASCAR taps a UFC veteran to lead its global expansion, targeting new markets while promising innovation at home

With Denny Hamlin atop the points standings and several contenders jockeying for playoff positioning, the upcoming races at Iowa, Richmond and New Hampshire promise high stakes

The recent Atlanta race delivered close competition and sparked debate over fuel‑saving rules and upcoming car upgrades.

NASCAR is exploring the integration of SUVs and electric crossovers into its O’Reilly Auto Parts circuit, a move that could reshape the series’ future and attract new manufacturers.

Bubba Wallace dropped from second to 29th after a double‑yellow‑line infraction, sparking a social‑media outburst from his wife and a heated radio conversation with teammate Ty Gibbs.
On May 12, 2000, Adam Petty, grandson of Richard Petty and son of Kyle Petty, was killed when his car struck a wall at New Hampshire International Speedway, a tragedy that followed the recent death of his great‑grandfather Lee Petty.
Retired NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his wife Amy turned heads at a popular Beaufort waterfront bar, posing for photos and signing a dollar bill before departing.

Carson Kvapil secured his first NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series win at Indianapolis, but a celebratory burnout on the historic Yard of Bricks ignited a discussion about respecting the landmark and the role of missed radio warnings.

A dramatic lap 79 fire in Thomas Annunziata’s Toyota forced the young driver to pull over, but he emerged unharmed after a quick medical evaluation and is expected to race again soon.

Rajah Caruth, a Winston‑Salem State University graduate, is poised to clinch a playoff berth in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, trailing the cutoff by 20 points with two races left.

Corey Heim has become the first driver since A.J. Foyt to win twice in his first 15 Cup starts, and his hypothetical point total would place him seventh in the championship.

The Brickyard 400 delivered a mix of redemption and turbulence, with Logano’s third‑place finish reshaping the playoff picture ahead of the Iowa Speedway showdown.

Corey Heim clinches the Brickyard 400, becoming the youngest winner since Jeff Gordon, while Carson Hocevar’s aggressive tactics spark a heated rivalry.
Corey Heim’s win at the Brickyard 400 marks Field & Stream’s debut as a primary NASCAR sponsor, underscoring the brand’s fusion of outdoor heritage with auto racing.

Alex Bowman will retire after the 2027 season, while Chase Briscoe opts out of a double‑header, reflecting a broader move toward health‑focused careers in NASCAR.

Cole Butcher, a Nova Scotia‑born driver, is set to make his NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series debut at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in August, hoping a strong local fan base will help him secure a breakthrough win.

Jimmie Johnson, a seven‑time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has been selected for the 2027 Hollywood Walk of Fame class, becoming the first driver from any motorsport to receive the honor. He plans to retire after the 2027 Daytona 500, where Hendrick Motorsports will lend him the No. 48 car for his final race.

Tommy Baldwin Jr. announced his exit from Rick Ware Racing on the Dirty Mo Media Door Bumper Clear podcast, explaining that preserving his friendship with team owner Rick Ware outweighed any professional considerations.

NASCAR is exploring the possibility of adding points‑paying events outside North America for the 2032 season, with venues in Canada, England, Asia, and the Middle East under discussion. The move follows a recent race in Mexico City and a media‑rights agreement that runs until 2031.