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Grandview Speedway in Pennsylvania will stage a NASCAR stock car racing program on Saturday, June 27, highlighted by a pre‑race meet‑and‑greet with drivers Louden Reimert, Gage Phillips and Sven Olson, and backed by A.D. Moyer Lumber Company.
A stray piece of tape halted Denny Hamlin's title bid, echoing the heat‑management dilemmas facing AI data centers and pointing to overlooked infrastructure stocks.
A recent report from The Athletic outlines a potential Dodge comeback in the NASCAR Cup Series, driven by a new engine program from parent company Stellantis and a collaboration with Kaulig Racing.
Noah Gragson described the emotional intensity of a post‑race confrontation with Kevin Magnussen, revealing how career concerns prevented a physical altercation.
The Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway brings a stacked field, a knockout In‑Season Challenge and fresh storylines as Austin Hill fills in for Kyle Busch.
NASCAR’s road‑course weekend at Sonoma Raceway promises a competitive Toyota/Save Mart 350, with veteran champions and a rookie sleeper eyeing the win.
The 2026 In‑Season Challenge opens the NASCAR season on a road course, featuring key matchups, broadcast reach and storylines that could reshape early championship dynamics.
The descendant of NASCAR's founder is weighing the future of his popular YouTube channel after a new state law turned his high‑speed motorcycle videos into potential criminal evidence.
Prime Video’s second‑season NASCAR coverage drew 2.29 million viewers per race, a 6 % rise year‑over‑year, while its median viewer age of 57.7 made it the youngest audience among broadcasters.
Prime Video's NASCAR coverage drew 2.29 million average viewers in its second season, a 6% rise year‑over‑year, while attracting the youngest median age among traditional broadcasters. The data, bolstered by Big Data metrics, highlights a shifting media landscape where streaming services are increasingly competitive with established networks.
The legendary band teams with America's premier stock‑car series to launch co‑branded gear, exclusive records and a listening lounge in Chicago, while a new video starring drivers and a popular creator sets the stage for the album's debut.
A new Florida statute aimed at penalizing 'Super Speeders' may jeopardize the existence of a YouTube channel operated by Bill France Jr., the great‑grandson of NASCAR's founder, raising questions about the intersection of traffic law and digital content.
A late‑stage clash between Austin Dillon and Brad Keselowski during the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway ignited controversy, with spotter claims and insider analysis shaping the narrative.
NASCAR is set to delete foam from its Cup Series front and rear bumpers at North Wilkesboro, Richmond, Bristol and Martinsville next season, a move driven by driver feedback to heighten crash effects and curb the ‘bumper‑car’ feel. The change spotlights the track’s first points‑paying event since 1996.
Steve Letarte, Adam Alexander, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. will continue to call NASCAR Cup Series races for TNT, bringing their signature blend of strategy talk and fan‑friendly banter to the network’s new schedule, starting with the Sonoma road race.
Amazon Prime Video will no longer broadcast NASCAR Cup races in 2026, as a new media deal redistributes rights among Fox, NBC, and TNT Sports, while the In‑Season Challenge prepares for its second edition.
Dallas Ashley, great‑grandson of NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., may end his popular YouTube channel after Florida enacted a law that criminalizes excessive speeding, raising safety concerns and prompting a possible farewell.
NASCAR heads to Sonoma Raceway June 26‑28 for a three‑day road‑course showdown, featuring practice, qualifying and races, with Corey Heim looking to capitalize on his recent Cup Series victory and Shane Van Ginsberg defending his title.
Shane van Gisbergen reflects on a crash with Austin Hill, the points implications, and his focus on redemption at Sonoma.
Prime Video reported a 6% rise in average viewership for its NASCAR Cup Series coverage, with key races drawing over 2.2 million viewers and peak numbers surpassing 2.6 million.
A new alliance between NASCAR and The Rolling Stones will bring a rock‑themed experience to Chicago, featuring co‑branded apparel, special‑edition vinyl and a transformed show car that doubles as a listening lounge, all leading up to the Chicagoland race weekend and the release of the band’s new album on July 10.
Noah Gragson revealed he was seconds away from striking Kevin Magnussen after a race‑long feud, but a team warning kept the confrontation from turning violent.
NASCAR allowed Corey Day's team to recover four laps after a loose sewer cover damaged his car on the opening lap of the street race, a move made possible by a seldom‑used exception clause.
NASCAR's mid‑race repair for Corey Day ignites fan outrage and draws comparisons to a 2004 Jeff Gordon incident, while Kyle Larson's penalty history looms over the sport.