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After years of criticism, NASCAR will bring back its elimination‑style playoff format in 2026, scrapping the automatic qualification tied to race wins and emphasizing sustained performance throughout the season.
From moonshine stills to the checkered flag, Morgan Shepherd blended a rugged upbringing with a racing legacy that defied age and disease.
From book signings at grocery aisles to poolside gatherings, NASCAR drivers are turning everyday venues into community hubs while supporting local causes.
The weekend combined high‑octane racing with fan‑focused activities, highlighting both on‑track competition and off‑track community engagement.
Fans from across New England gathered for a seven‑day NASCAR weekend that blended on‑track action with local customs, from lobster trophies to first‑pitch ceremonies.
From 12 national‑level victories to a controversial pace‑car bump, Kyle Busch’s career at New Hampshire is a study in dominance, drama and historic firsts.
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.
In November 2007, Richard Childress's alleged meddling in a technical inspection at Texas Motor Speedway altered Mark Martin's qualifying position, ultimately stripping him of the NASCAR championship.
Hendrick Motorsports has built a dynasty of championships and race wins, but its driver roster has remained remarkably steady — until now.
Three-time champion Joey Logano remains defiant despite criticism of his playoff‑driven titles, using a bold mantra to fuel a late‑season surge in 2026.
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.