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NASCAR Studios' new documentary series *Start/Finish* will debut on August 16, 2026, focusing on Hall of Famer Mark Martin. The series, part of ‘Mark Martin Month,’ features interviews, archival footage and personal stories that explore his 40 Cup Series wins, near‑championships and lasting influence on the sport.
A new documentary series, 'Start/Finish,' debuts on August 16, featuring an in‑depth profile of Mark Martin and promising future episodes on Hall of Famers like Kevin Harvick and Jeff Burton.
NASCAR Studios’ new documentary series *Start/Finish* premieres on August 16, featuring an intimate look at Mark Martin’s 40‑victory career and his enduring impact on the sport.
Ford’s recent surge, highlighted by multiple wins and a strong manufacturer standings, sets the stage for a decisive weekend at Richmond Raceway, where the Cup and Truck Series will conclude their regular seasons.
Veteran NASCAR competitor Steve Park, a two‑time Cup Series winner and four‑time Modified Tour victor at New Hampshire, is set to headline the upcoming Dollar Tree 301 event, bringing his legacy and local ties to the track.
Mark Martin, a 31‑year NASCAR Cup Series veteran, has long advocated for eliminating front downforce to improve racing dynamics. He contends that modern cars generate excessive drag, creating a 'tight' racing environment that hampers passing and tire performance.
Former NASCAR driver Mark Martin recounts how a lack of team backing due to his ‘silent garage boy’ status led to his exit from the sport, highlighting the critical role of team support in professional racing.
Veteran driver Mark Martin proposes removing the Next‑Gen car's underbody downforce to improve airflow, reduce front lift, and restore competitive racing.
JR Motorsports celebrated a landmark victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, becoming the first O'Reilly Auto Parts Series team to sweep the top four positions. The performance adds to a storied lineage of front‑four sweeps that have defined NASCAR’s most iconic moments.
Ford celebrates a milestone at North Wilkesboro as Blaney clinches the 750th Cup victory, while Logano dazzles in the All‑Star Race and several drivers eye the next round of the In‑Season Challenge.
The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series heads to North Wilkesboro Speedway for the FaithFest 250, a race that could reshape the playoff picture and highlight the strategic importance of pit work on a tight short track.
Joey Logano recalls his childhood as a trophy‑laden phenom, admits that the lack of setbacks stunted his growth, and describes the pivotal moments that reshaped his career.
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to North Wilkesboro Speedway, a venue steeped in American racing lore, after a 30‑year hiatus. Revitalized by Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Marcus Smith, the track will host the Window World 450, promising intense competition and a celebration of its storied past.
The iconic half‑mile venue in North Carolina is set to host a Cup Series race again, featuring a mix of veteran and emerging drivers on a layout that blends downhill and uphill sections.
Ford’s storied partnership with NASCAR heads into its next chapter at the Brickyyard, where Ryan Blaney prepares for his 400th Cup start and Joey Logano climbs the all‑time win rankings.
With four wins this season and a commanding points lead, Denny Hamlin is on the cusp of achieving a historic sweep of NASCAR’s four Crown Jewel races, the last piece being the iconic Brickyard 400.
Starting next year, the series will abandon its long‑standing regular‑season championship, resetting points for the Chase and awarding a 25‑point advantage to the No. 1 seed.
In a recent podcast appearance, Kennedy said Kyle Busch’s Hall of Fame induction is a certainty, citing a 2013 rule change that allows drivers over 55 to bypass the usual waiting period.
NASCAR will refer to the points leader entering the postseason as the 'No. 1 seed', a change driven by fan and internal feedback and set to take effect before the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.
NASCAR announced the elimination of its regular‑season title and the word "playoffs" from its postseason format, a move spurred by feedback from Hall of Famer Mark Martin and met with a tongue‑in‑cheek response from championship leader Denny Hamlin.
NASCAR will refer to the points leader entering the postseason as the 'No. 1 seed', a change confirmed by Mike Forde and set to take effect before the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.
Veteran driver Denny Hamlin, who has 64 NASCAR victories but no Cup Series championship, leads the points standings as the sport removes the regular‑season champion designation, setting the stage for a fresh battle for the title.
Ryan Preece will carry SimpleTire branding in the July 19 Cup Series event at North Wilkesboro, a race that revives the track’s points‑paying tradition and extends the sponsor’s partnership through the 2026 season.
An exploration of the drivers whose on‑track achievements and off‑track influence transformed NASCAR from a regional pastime into a national phenomenon.