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From July 1 to 28, a partnership between Food City, NASCAR legends Richard and Kyle Petty, and Paralyzed Veterans of America invites customers to donate at the register, adding to more than $4.5 million already raised for veterans’ services across the Southeast.
NASCAR shifted the Pocono race start two hours earlier, a change made possible by Prime Video’s scheduling flexibility. The earlier slot allowed the event to finish before a rain front arrived, ensuring a full‑distance competition without interruptions. During the latest episode of Inside the Race, veteran analysts Steve Letarte and Kyle Petty lauded the adjustment. Letarte explained that without the time change the cars would have been stuck in wet conditions, while Petty emphasized the fan‑friendly benefit of avoiding long waits for a truncated show. The maneuver was praised not only for protecting the schedule but also for reinforcing the NASCAR‑Amazon partnership. Even though television ratings dipped 11 percent from the previous year, both Letarte and Petty highlighted the positive impact on competitors, broadcasters and the overall viewer experience. The next Inside the Race will be broadcast live from San Diego this Sunday, featuring senior NASCAR editor Matt Weaver. Fans can tune in through Motorsport.com after Prime’s final 2026 season broadcast.
NASCAR adjusted the Pocono race start time to avoid rain, earning praise from Steve Letarte and Kyle Petty, though TV ratings fell 11%.
After a breakout season in the ARCA and O’Reilly Series, 21‑year‑old Jesse Love will drive the iconic No. 21 Ford for Wood Brothers Racing in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, replacing Josh Berry.
NASCAR champion Dale Jarrett pays tribute to his late father, Ned Jarrett, celebrating a career that spanned 50 victories and two championships, while recalling personal lessons about compassion and perseverance.
Veteran NASCAR reporter Steve Waid died on June 15 after a long battle with cancer. His decades‑long career, marked by award‑winning coverage and leadership in motorsports press, is being remembered by peers, drivers and fans alike.
Denny Hamlin tops the betting market for the Pocono event, drawing comparisons to past legends while a deep field of contenders jostles for position.
A late‑season surge by Denny Hamlin has turned the points battle into a tight race, with the final showdown likely to hinge on the Daytona 500.
Josh Berry confirmed he will not return to the Wood Brothers in 2027, prompting the storied organization to seek a replacement amid a turbulent season. Berry’s brief but eventful tenure reflects both the promise and the challenges facing the historic team.
The death of Kyle Busch, a two‑time Cup Series champion, has sent shockwaves through NASCAR, prompting an outpouring of grief and remembrance from the sport’s biggest names.
Five behind‑the‑scenes legends — Smokey Yunick, Jimmy Makar, Mike Trower, Sam Ard, and John Holman — are up for NASCAR Hall of Fame consideration, each leaving an indelible mark on the sport’s history.
Kyle Larson's winless streak since May 2025 has sparked debate over Hendrick Motorsports' overall struggles, with team insiders and former drivers offering divergent views on responsibility.