
Keselowski’s Miracle Chase: The Final Push at Daytona
Brad Keselowski needs a miracle to reach the playoffs, while new engine and aerodynamic rules add uncertainty to the final Daytona showdown.
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Brad Keselowski needs a miracle to reach the playoffs, while new engine and aerodynamic rules add uncertainty to the final Daytona showdown.

Brad Keselowski aims for a miracle win at Daytona’s season‑ending race, hoping to revive his championship hopes amid a tightly contested NASCAR field.

With two races left and a 50‑point deficit, Ryan Preece leans on his family‑run team and deep New Hampshire roots as he battles for the last spot in the NASCAR Cup playoffs.

Colin Braun, a three‑time WeatherTech SportsCar champion, is set to make his third NASCAR Truck Series start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 22, driving the No. 25 Ram 1500. The race marks his debut on an oval track in the series, where he hopes to build on previous top‑10 finishes and a lone Truck victory at Michigan.

A dramatic engine failure, oil‑slicked track, and a teammate crash turned a routine race into a historic, near‑miraculous finish.

With three races left, Brent Crews and Taylor Gray cling to the final Chase positions, while Justin Allgaier aims to add another Brickyard win and extend JR Motorsports' historic streak.

After nearly two decades away, Jamie McMurray is back in the Craftsman Truck Series, joining Kaulig Racing for a select slate of races while Colin Braun steps in at Lime Rock Park.

Kaulig Racing announced that Colin Braun will drive the No. 25 RAM 1500 in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Lime Rock Park on July 11, bringing his IMSA pedigree and road‑course experience to the series.

Kaulig Racing announced that Colin Braun will drive the No. 25 RAM 1500 at Lime Rock Park on July 11, marking his first Truck Series start since 2011 and adding a multi‑title IMSA champion to the roster.

Colin Braun is set to make his comeback to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series this summer, slated to wheel the No. 25 Ram 1500 for Kaulig Racing at Lime Rock Park on July 11. The 37‑year‑old driver brings a deep sports car résumé that includes a ninth‑place finish in the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg earlier this year, a Le Mans podium in 2006, and three WeatherTech SportsCar Championship titles captured in 2014, 2015 and 2022. Braun’s early stock‑car experience earned him the 2007 Truck Series Rookie of the Year award and a lone victory at Michigan International Speedway in 2009, moments that still resonate with longtime fans. His recent Rolex 24 at Daytona triumph in 2023 underscores the versatility that has defined his career, while his four overall GTP class wins at the 24‑hour event highlight a record of endurance excellence. Matt Kaulig, the founder of Kaulig Racing, expressed excitement about the partnership, noting that the collaboration blends Ram’s automotive heritage with the team’s innovative approach. The upcoming race marks a symbolic return of the Ram brand to NASCAR after a 13‑year hiatus, a move that aligns with Kaulig Racing’s expansion from its 2016 founding into a multi‑series powerhouse boasting 27 Xfinity victories. The No. 25 entry will share the grid with a roster of seasoned competitors including Tony Stewart, Jamie McMurray, Ty Dillon, Corey LaJoie, Travis Pastrana, Parker Kligerman, Clint Bowyer, A.J. Allmendinger, Carson Ferguson and Ryan Newman, each bringing their own pedigree to the historic Connecticut road course. Fans can catch the action live on FS1 and the NASCAR Network at 1 p.m. on July 11, a broadcast that promises to showcase both Braun’s seasoned skill set and the fresh energy of the new Ram partnership.

Ryan Newman is set to make his long‑awaited return to NASCAR competition at the FaithFest 250, scheduled for July 18 at North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina. He will drive the RAM/Kaulig Racing No. 25 'Free Agent' truck, marking his first race since 2023.

After a multi‑year absence, Ryan Newman is set to re‑enter the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at North Wilkesboro, driving a Ram truck fielded by Kaulig Racing. The comeback revives a historic brand and highlights Newman’s enduring connection to the series.

Shane van Gisbergen secured pole position for the first NASCAR Cup Series race on the Naval Base Coronado Street Course, delivering a 90.809 mph lap on the 3.4‑mile, 16‑turn layout.

With four Ford entries still winless and a century‑old milestone on the line, the upcoming Pocono race promises a blend of legacy and fresh talent.

Greg Biffle’s last NASCAR Cup Series win at Michigan International Speedway in 2013 was secured by a daring fuel‑saving strategy, a moment that continues to resonate as the sport prepares to race there again.

Ford's long‑standing presence in NASCAR is contracting, with key driver departures and a strategic shift toward sports‑car competition raising questions about the brand's ability to nurture future champions.
Travis Pastrana and Frankie Muniz share personal memories of Kyle Busch, recalling his competitive fire and the mark he left on the sport.

In a recent conversation, Kevin Harvick and Jeff Burton reflect on nine years as teammates, their differing styles, notable victories, and their current roles as analysts and series owners, emphasizing their commitment to growing the sport for the next generation.

The upcoming induction ceremony on January 22, 2027, will recognize Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton, Larry Phillips, and Lesa France Kennedy for their lasting contributions to the sport.