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Tom Cruise returns to the director’s chair as a new *Days of Thunder* sequel moves into production, with NASCAR stars vying for on‑screen positions and Anne Hathaway signing on as an owner‑engineer.
Tom Cruise’s *Days of Thunder* sequel is in production, featuring Anne Hathaway and a roster of NASCAR drivers who will appear as teammates or rivals, with an IMAX release slated for June 2, 2028.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. urges filmmakers to keep the iconic barn from the 1990 classic in the upcoming 'Days of Thunder 2', a move that would tie the film to NASCAR’s real‑world history.
The 2028 follow‑up to the 1990 classic will blend Hollywood glamour with the roar of stock cars, sparking excitement among drivers and fans alike.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. says the barn near Mooresville, North Carolina, must be retained in *Days of Thunder 2* to preserve the film’s link to NASCAR history, as Tom Cruise prepares to reprise his role for a 2028 release.
Tom Cruise’s unexpected visit to Daytona International Speedway announced a 'Days of Thunder' sequel starring Anne Hathaway, with production details and a 2028 IMAX release confirmed.
At Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch by sitting beside his empty chair, while also revealing a 2028 sequel that will see Anne Hathaway step into a new role as a team owner and engineer.
NASCAR is leveraging digital platforms, gaming and original content to boost viewership among younger demographics, secure lucrative TV deals and expand its brand presence worldwide.
The upcoming sequel revisits the world of NASCAR through the lens of its iconic fictional driver, drawing on the life and legacy of Tim Richmond.
Ryan Preece clinched a coveted spot in the NASCAR Cup Series Chase by winning the Coke Zero Sugar 400, overcoming a 100‑point deficit and an early‑stage crash to claim victory.
At the Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch by occupying an empty chair marked with the champion’s name, a gesture that resonated with fans and highlighted Busch’s enduring impact.
During the August 2026 race at Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise mingled with drivers, fans and officials, while hinting at a new installment of the iconic NASCAR film, set to begin production after Anne Hathaway’s upcoming birth.
Tom Cruise attended the Daytona International Speedway race, met drivers and fans, and signaled a new 'Days of Thunder' film that will blend Hollywood storytelling with NASCAR culture.
Ryan Preece broke a 249‑race drought at Daytona, altering playoff dynamics and prompting discussions about sponsor shifts and veteran narratives.
Ryan Preece finally broke his 249‑race winless streak at Daytona, while Trackhouse Racing’s Chase hopes evaporated and several drivers endured dramatic crashes.
Tom Cruise will reprise his role as Cole Trickle in the upcoming *Days of Thunder 2*, set for release on June 2, 2028. Directed by Jonathan Levine and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Tommy Harper, the film features Anne Hathaway as a race‑team owner and engineer, marking a departure from the original’s love‑interest narrative. With IMAX cinematography, Next Gen Cup technology, and a focus on NASCAR’s evolving technical landscape, the sequel aims to deliver both cinematic spectacle and authentic racing realism.
Tom Cruise revisits the fiery 1990 *Days of Thunder* moment at Daytona, teases a sequel that explores NASCAR’s culture, and announces that Anne Hathaway will join him as a team owner‑engineer, with production slated for early next year and a 2028 summer debut.
During a NASCAR Cup Series event, Tom Cruise paid tribute to Kyle Busch, who died from sepsis after a test crash, and revealed plans for a sequel to the 1990 classic, slated for 2028 with Hathaway on board.
At a drivers' meeting at Daytona International Speedway, Tom Cruise paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch by placing an empty chair bearing his name beside him, highlighting the film’s aim to capture NASCAR’s culture.
Tom Cruise returns as Cole Trickle, recalling a fiery Daytona shoot from the 1990 original while teasing NASCAR drivers about lingering track issues.
Tom Cruise returns as Cole Trickle, with Anne Hathaway joining as a team owner and engineer, in a June 2028 sequel that promises to celebrate the spirit of NASCAR.
Ryan Preece clinched the final playoff spot in a chaotic Daytona race, while Hollywood prepares a sequel that revisits the sport's iconic legacy.
Ryan Preece clinched the last playoff berth in a chaotic Daytona finale, while Tom Cruise revealed a Cole Trickle sequel and Jimmie Johnson unveiled his 2027 Daytona 500 livery.
Ryan Preece avoided early damage, capitalized on a late crash to win the Coke Zero Sugar 400, earning 55 points and the last playoff spot, while Tom Cruise hinted at a 'Days of Thunder' reboot.