Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Dale Earnhardt across Nascar.
Ryan Blaney opens up about the lasting influence of fatherhood on his schedule, demeanor, and career outlook, while recalling a painful crash and his aspirations for a respectful exit.
Denny Hamlin’s 25‑point advantage evaporated after a pit stop error and a clash with Michael McDowell at Darlington, while Christopher Bell battles to stay in the Chase, and the sport honors Ricky Rudd’s 70th birthday amid rising tensions between Brad Keselowski and Carson Hocevar.
A burglary at NASCAR veteran Dave Marcis’ Arden home stole irreplaceable memorabilia, including Rolex watches gifted by Roger Penske, while police have arrested a suspect and recovered some items.
From record‑breaking wins at Darlington to a near‑64th career triumph, Kyle Busch's intense rivalry and bold style left an indelible mark on NASCAR before his untimely passing.
Chase Briscoe aims for his third consecutive win at Darlington’s Southern 500, a milestone achieved by only a handful of legends, while Denny Hamlin and Ryan Preece battle for playoff positioning in a uniquely structured 2026 season.
Chase Briscoe aims to become the fourth driver to win three consecutive Southern 500 races, a feat achieved by only seven NASCAR Hall of Famers, as he prepares for a pivotal playoff stretch.
Chase Briscoe is on the verge of making NASCAR history by capturing a third consecutive Southern 500 win at Darlington Raceway, a feat previously accomplished by only seven drivers, while Denny Hamlin steadies his playoff position with a 45‑point advantage.
Chase Briscoe’s pursuit of a third consecutive Southern 500 win puts him in elite company and fuels his championship aspirations as the playoff field prepares for a tightly contested race.
Chase Briscoe seeks his third straight Southern 500 triumph at Darlington Raceway, a feat that would surpass Jeff Gordon’s mark, while Denny Hamlin battles a 45‑point deficit in the playoff standings.
A look at how Carson Hocevar’s unfiltered personality and merchandise success are forcing NASCAR to rethink the kind of drivers who capture fans’ hearts beyond the track.
From Richard Petty’s record‑setting NASCAR run to Lewis Hamilton’s Formula 1 dominance, a handful of drivers have each secured seven world titles, a milestone that stretches into motorcycle and rally racing as well.
The 2024 Daytona 500 returns to Daytona International Speedway for the first time since Kyle Busch’s fatal crash, honoring a legacy that intertwines with NASCAR’s deepest history.
In a recent reflection, Jeff Gordon details how Dale Earnhardt’s counsel on merchandising rights and a simple boat purchase altered the trajectory of his NASCAR career and personal life.
Austin Hill, a former Xfinity standout, has been named the full‑time driver of the No. 33 Chevrolet for the 2027 NASCAR Cup season, inheriting the seat left vacant by Kyle Busch’s tragic passing.
Austin Hill, a five‑year RCR veteran, is set to assume the full‑time Cup Series seat in 2027, balancing loyalty to his team with new ambitions at Daytona.
Austin Hill, now the full‑time driver of the NASCAR Cup Series No. 33 car, reflects on his emotional transition, his loyalty to Richard Childress Racing and his ambition to win at Daytona this weekend.
An inside look at the advice that helped Jeff Gordon build a lasting brand, navigate fan criticism, and dominate NASCAR’s most competitive era.
From Richard Petty’s early dominance to Justin Haley’s record‑breaking triumph, the Coke Zero Sugar 400 has become a showcase of endurance and talent. As the 2026 edition approaches, new contenders prepare to etch their names into a storied list.
The future of Nashville’s Fairgrounds Speedway hangs in the balance as a petition to swap racing for housing divides the community, drawing in NASCAR, local legends and city officials.
After Kyle Busch’s sudden death in May 2024, Austin Hill steps into the No. 33 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, bringing his Truck Series pedigree and drafting prowess to a full‑time Cup schedule.
Jeff Gordon, a NASCAR Hall of Famer, captured an International Race of Champions heat in Washington, D.C., defeating Kurt Busch and marking his first victory in any national series since 2015, while the event paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch and featured a lineup of former champions.
Jeff Gordon won both heats of the revived International Race of Champions in the nation’s capital, driving an updated Pontiac Firebird that honored the late Kyle Busch. The event, part of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, showcased a reunion of NASCAR and IndyCar legends.
The 1986 NASCAR race at Watkins Glen marked the end of a 21‑year absence, drawing 88,000 fans and launching a partnership that would shape the sport for four decades.
The sport’s official recognition of Kyle Busch on what would have been his 40th birthday spotlights his 56 Cup wins, two championships and the emotional tributes from fans, teammates and rivals after his death from pneumonia‑related sepsis.