
Elliott Sadler Returns to NASCAR Truck Series at Richmond
After a seven‑year hiatus, Elliott Sadler is set to re‑enter the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond Raceway, marking a notable homecoming for the 51‑year‑old former star.
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After a seven‑year hiatus, Elliott Sadler is set to re‑enter the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond Raceway, marking a notable homecoming for the 51‑year‑old former star.

After a decade away from the Truck Series, Elliott Sadler will pilot the No. 25 Ram 1500 for Kaulig Racing at Richmond on August 14, reviving a partnership that blends his storied career with the brand’s fresh push in NASCAR.

Wallace admitted he misinterpreted the series’ yellow‑line rule during the closing stages of the EchoPark Speedway Cup race, a mistake that dropped him to 29th place. He embraced the penalty as a learning moment and took responsibility for the incident that unfolded in a three‑wide battle with Ryan Blaney and Carson Hocevar.

Bubba Wallace reflects on a penalty that cost him a podium chance, explaining his misunderstanding of NASCAR’s yellow line rule and the broader implications for racing at EchoPark Speedway.

Elliott Sadler is set to race at Richmond Raceway on August 14 as part of Kaulig Racing’s RAM program, marking a notable return to the Cup Series.

Joey Logano led 323 of 450 laps to claim his first 2026 victory, setting a new personal laps‑led record and reshaping the playoff picture.

The 51‑year‑old Emporia native will pilot the Kaulig Racing entry at Richmond Raceway on August 14, marking his first Truck Series start in over a decade.

In a recent interview, Harvick reflects on his three Indianapolis 500‑style victories, his induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame and the family ties that have kept his passion alive.

An exploration of how a promising NASCAR operation succumbed to a combination of on‑track controversy, a driver's life‑threatening medical emergency, and the withdrawal of key sponsors.

Veteran driver Ryan Newman made his long‑awaited comeback at North Wilkesboro, finishing 24th, while Conor Daly prepares for his Truck debut and Kaulig Racing confirms Elliott Sadler and Carson Ferguson for upcoming races.

The NASCAR Truck Series will race at Lime Rock Park on July 11, 2026, broadcast on FS1 and available via fuboTV, DIRECTV, Sling and Hulu + Live TV, with points leaders Riggs, Honeycutt and Smith vying for the title.

Several high‑profile NASCAR incidents illustrate how attempts at retaliation often backfire, leaving the aggressor with damaged vehicles, lost positions, or even race‑ending DNFs.

Several NASCAR drivers have attempted to retaliate against rivals, only to wreck their own cars and compromise their races.

The first HSR NASCAR Classic at Le Mans concluded with Andrew Jordan taking victories in Races #2 and #3, while JC France won the opening race. Mechanical failures impacted several drivers, and a diverse set of class winners highlighted the event's unique blend of stock‑car tradition and endurance racing.

Andrew Jordan's quest for a perfect weekend at the HSR NASCAR Classic at Le Mans fell short in the opening race, but his comeback victories in the final two events stole the spotlight.

Three races at the Circuit de la Sarthe concluded with a blend of heritage and modern competition, highlighted by Jordan's double win and France's historic triumph.

Jordan’s PEAK‑sponsored Camry dominated a calmer second race at Le Mans, with Gemmell and Busch rounding out the podium.

Andrew Jordan won Race #2 of the HSR NASCAR Classic weekend at Le Mans, driving a 2013 PEAK Toyota Camry. Ryan Gemmell finished second, Kurt Busch took third after a close battle with JC France, and Nigel Armstrong completed the top five.

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 long‑awaited comeback in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series this July, driving the No. 25 Ram‑branded entry at Lime Rock Park. His extensive sports‑car pedigree and the return of Ram’s Free Agent Driver program mark a significant moment for the series.

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.

Michael McDowell explains why Sonoma’s varied terrain demands tire discipline, highlights the achievements of Larson, Truex Jr., and Bowyer, and reflects on his own resurgence at the track.

NASCAR is set to return to Sonoma Raceway for the 37th running of the Toyota/Save Mart 350, a event steeped in tradition and featuring a mix of legendary champions and rising talent.