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With the season getting to the halfway point, the "NASCAR Race Hub" crew discussed if Kevin Harvick will be able to get a win in his final season. View the full article

The "NASCAR Race Hub" talked about Chase Elliott's return to the track after being suspended. They also discussed some head-to-head matchups to look forward to this weekend at Sonoma. View the full article

Kyle Busch won from pole position at WWT Raceway last weekend, matching William Byron for the most wins so far this season at three. It was Busch's 63rd career victory. Ryan Blaney has taken control of the regular season points standings with another strong result at Gateway. NASCAR has penalized Legacy Motor Club and the No. 43 team of Erik Jones for modifying the greenhouse of the Next Gen ...Keep readingView the full article

Clint Bowyer forecasts the second half of NASCAR's season and shares his picks for Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway on FOX for a chance to win his cash prize. Find out how you could win Clint's $10K plus the $5K sweepstakes! View the full article

The changes to the front clip and front bumper effective for Atlanta will increase how the front of the car crushes in an impact. The first video is the current car and the second video is with the changes View the full article

NASCAR did a crash test with the proposed updates to reconstruct the Ryan Larson-Preece crash. One car was set at a 55-degree angle (Larson’s car angle) with the other going 59 mph (Preece’s car was going 59 mph faster than Larson’s in the crash). Here is what they saw: View the full article

The changes come as a result of NASCAR’s ongoing collection of on-track data with the car as well as from a study of the vicious wreck involving Kyle Larson and Ryan Preece in last month’s race at Talladega, Ala. The updates, which center around center section and front clips of the cars, will go into effect ahead of the July race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. NASCAR will assist teams in ...Keep readingView the full article

The Legacy Motor Club rookie driver was involved in a hard crash during Sunday's Cup Series race at Gateway. View the full article

The changes are the result of crash testing that recreated the scary Ryan Preece-Kyle Larson accident in April at Talladega. View the full article

The NASCAR Cup Series rookie was one of several drivers who suffered a brake rotor failure during the 300-mile event at WWT Raceway. Unfortunately, he took a much harder hit than others as he spun towards the inside before slamming the outside wall. He was initially evaluated and released from the infield care center, but developed symptoms later in the week and is now seeking treatment, per ...Keep readingView the full article

Rose, a former NCAA Division I baseball player turned race car driver, will compete in the July 29 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Richmond, driving the No. 22 Ford for AM Racing. Ryan London, Rose’s crew chief in ARCA, will lead the team. Rose is expected to run some additional Truck races before the conclusion of the 2023 season. Secure Testing Services LLC, a nationwide on-site ...Keep readingView the full article

Ryan Blaney's Coca-Cola 600 win was only Ford's second victory this season. What's ailing the manufacturer and what can be done to fix it? View the full article

Busch, 38, picked up his third victory of the year Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway and is now tied with William Byron for the most in the series. The last time Busch had three or more wins was 2019, when he finished with five victories and won his second Cup title with Joe Gibbs Racing. While it’s hard to imagine his first season with Richard Childress Racing could be ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR issued another set of penalties for illegal modifications, this time against Legacy Motor Club and driver Erik Jones. View the full article

The documentary will premiere exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, and is being produced by NASCAR Studios. The deal with Amazon is interesting considering recent rumblings that NASCAR and Amazon could strike an exclusive streaming package for 2025. That report came from Adam Stern and the Sports Business Journal back in May. “We’re proud to partner with our friends at ...Keep readingView the full article

The 2021 Le Mans 24 Hours winner and team principal of Toyota's WEC arm was announced on Wednesday at La Sarthe for a one-off NASCAR outing at the Indianapolis road course in August, driving a third 23XI Racing Camry. Kobayashi will take over the #67 car previously driven by Travis Pastrana to an 11th place finish at the Daytona 500 for his first outing in a stock car, following in the ...Keep readingView the full article

Following the Project 91 initiative from Trackhouse Racing, there has been a sudden push by Cup teams to bring in international racing stars in for one-off starts. Former F1 World Champions Kimi Raikkonen and Jenson Button are the most notable among them. Three-time Australian Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen will make his debut at the Chicago Street Course race this year, while ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR penalized LMC after finding modifications made to the greenhouse of the car. The L1-level penalty has resulted in the loss of 60 driver and owner points, dropping Jones from 26th to 30th in the regular season championship standings. He was 68 points outside of the playoffs, now falling to 128 points adrift of the cut line. They've also been assessed the loss of five playoff ...Keep readingView the full article

In a press conference at Le Mans prior to first practice on Wednesday, Toyota Racing Development president David Wilson revealed that Kobayashi will campaign the #67 Toyota Camry previously raced by Travis Pastrana to an 11th place finish at the Daytona 500 on 13 August. He will become the first Japanese driver since Hideo Fukuyama in 2003 to start a Cup race. Kobayashi's cameo outing with ...Keep readingView the full article

In a press conference at Le Mans prior to first practice on Wednesday, Toyota Racing Development president David Wilson revealed that Kobayashi will campaign the #67 Toyota Camry previously raced by Travis Pastrana to an 11th place finish at the Daytona 500 on 13 August. He will become the first Japanese driver since Hideo Fukuyama in 2003 to start a Cup race. Kobayashi's cameo outing with ...Keep readingView the full article