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Most notable among them was the addition of wet weather tires at some oval tracks, and the barring of any future Ross Chastain-style wall-rides. NASCAR will officiate it on a case-by-case basis, and the sport's newly named Senior Vice President of Competition Elton Sawyer talked more about on the NASCAR Race Hub. Read Also: NASCAR bans the Ross Chastain wall-ride maneuver NASCAR ...Keep readingView the full article

Joey Logano will be the first defending champion of the “Next Gen” era. Logano stated this will be a whole different challenge than when he won the title back in 2018, because of the new "Next Gen" car. View the full article

Joey Logano talked about last years win at the Clash and how he kept his momentum moving forward through the season with Bob Pockrass. View the full article

Joey Logano opened up about his 2x championship patch and how he's keeping the mentality to continue to grow his victories. View the full article

Ryan Preece discusses his relationship with crew chief Chad Johnston, future expectations, and proving himself at Stewart-Haas. View the full article

In addition to approving the use of wet weather package for some oval tracks and the ban on the wall-riding maneuver used by Ross Chastain at Martinsville last fall, NASCAR’s other top change for 2023 involves stage breaks. During a briefing with reporters at its research and development center in Concord, N.C., on Tuesday, NASCAR officials said they would end the artificial caution break at ...Keep readingView the full article

Kyle Busch says he has spent the offseason getting many of the little things situated as far as his transition to RCR. And he has had frequent conversations with Richard Childress. View the full article

Noah Gragson has a great mentor in Jimmie Johnson as he enters his Cup rookie season. He said Johnson told him to be himself. View the full article

Kyle Busch and Tyler Reddick reveal thoughts after familiarizing themselves with their new teams at COTA, including the different race cars and how they compare. View the full article

Tyler Reddick sits down and discusses the individuals he's been leaning on at 23XI, including his crew chief and other various members of the team. View the full article

Michael McDowell will have a new crew chief for the second consecutive year. What he is looking for out of Travis Peterson. View the full article

Ty Gibbs opens up about how he approached racing with a winning mindset. Gibbs also described what he thinks the biggest challenge will be as he transitions into full-time Cup racing. View the full article

The Next Gen-based Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, which has been built by Hendrick Motorsports to represent NASCAR at Le Mans for its centenary race in 2023, has tested at road courses across America to increase its performance level up to sportscar standards. Now that program manager Chad Knaus is content about the car’s potential, attention will now turn to the endurance side to prove out its ...Keep readingView the full article

During a briefing with reporters at its research and development center in Concord, N.C., NASCAR officials said they have approved the use of a wet weather tire for “limited use” on several oval tracks across all three national series – Cup, Xfinity and Trucks. The tires – different from those used at the series’ road courses – will be available at the following tracks: Los Angeles ...Keep readingView the full article

The wild wall maneuver used by Ross Chastain at Martinsville is no longer legal, according to NASCAR's 2023 rules announcement. View the full article

Chastain entered the final corner at Martinsville Speedway and simply did not lift, passing five cars, breaking the track record and snatching the hopes of progressing to the final four from Denny Hamlin while riding against the outside wall. Videos of the move became viral and it was viewed over 100 million times across social media. Having progressed into the battle for the title through his ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR has decided to ban Ross Chastain's now famous wall-ride maneuver, which secured him a place in the Championship 4. It will be illegal at all types of tracks. NASCAR's new Senior Vice President of competition, Elton Sawyer, said the change was based on safety considerations. Attempting such a thing now will be considered a move that "compromises the safety of an event." The ...Keep readingView the full article

Button got his first seat time at Daytona today in the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 that Hendrick Motorsports will take to the Le Mans 24 Hours in June. Project leader Chad Knaus explained that Button has already proved a useful addition to the team, given his previous high-level international racing exploits, but his height meant it would provide an additional challenge when it comes to driver changes ...Keep readingView the full article

Rick Ware Racing announced Tuesday it had signed Herbst to drive its No. 15 Ford in this year’s Daytona 500 with primary sponsorship from SunnyD, the popular citrus beverage. RWR fields two fulltime entries in the Cup Series, the Nos. 15 and 51 and has two charters, locking both entries into the field each race. Herbst, 24, is currently a full-time driver in the Xfinity Series with ...Keep readingView the full article

Button is due to get his first taste of the modified Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 at Daytona International Speedway’s road course today. As part of a joint effort between NASCAR, Hendrick Motorsports, Automobile Club de l’Ouest, IMSA and Goodyear, the 2009 Formula 1 world champion will share the Next Gen-based Chevy with Mike Rockenfeller and Jimmie Johnson in the centenary edition of the French ...Keep readingView the full article