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Could Legacy Motor Club be a destination for Daniel Suarez in 2026? Suarez is set to depart Trackhouse Racing after five seasons, and questions are swirling as to where he could end up next year. There aren't many options, but Legacy Motor Club was considered a potential path for the 2016 NASCAR Xfinity Series champion. Legacy is actively trying to secure a third charter, but the team is also ...Keep readingView the full article
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From aircraft carriers to F-18s, NASCAR's new race course next year at Naval Base Coronado will be a unique sight to behold. View the full article
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Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin open as favorites for NASCAR's Brickyard 400. Check out the early odds for the entire field. View the full article
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With the Chicago Street Course not returning to the schedule next year, NASCAR needed a new street course event, and they've found it. Chicago will be replaced by an entirely new event in San Diego with all three national divisions racing at Naval Base Coronado. While Chicago took place on Fourth of July weekend, this race is scheduled for the weekend of June 19-21. “As part of our ...Keep readingView the full article
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NASCAR has landed on a unique way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States Navy — racing on a naval base. View the full article
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Toni Breidinger knows exactly what assumptions people make about her: that her brand deals and modelling work distract from her talents on-track, and she can’t possibly have time to balance it all. Thankfully, it’s a narrative that she’s more than happy to dismantle. “When people say that doing brand deals affects my performance, I’m like, ‘No, you know what affects my ...Keep readingView the full article
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Brickyard 400 fans will get their own glimpse into a Pacers and racers weekend Sunday. View the full article
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Get the 2025 NASCAR Indianapolis entry list featuring confirmed drivers, teams, and open entries. View the full article
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21 of the 26-race regular season are now complete, leaving just five races left before the NASCAR Cup playoff field is locked in for the 2025 season. However, there’s still a road course, two short tracks, a superspeedway, and a crown jewel before we get to that point. 12 drivers have already guaranteed themselves a spot by winning, but four spots still remain up for grabs. While there are ...Keep readingView the full article
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Denny Hamlin dominated Dover again, but was it enough to move him to the top spot in the power rankings? View the full article
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onX recently announced the addition of a new layer to its suite of onX Offroad products: onX Dispersed Camping. The layer pinpoints close to 140,000 miles of roads and trails in the US National Forest System where dispersed camping is legal. For those not familiar with the term, dispersed camping, also known as free camping, refers to camping outside of designated campgrounds on public lands. It’s typically off-grid, meaning there are no facilities; these campsite require campers and overlanders to be self-sufficient, and follow the Leave No Trace guidelines. The Dispersed Camping Layer from onX is the first of its kind, and its creators hope that it will reduce “congestion and collective impact on public lands” by allowing campers to easily identify and locate vehicle-accessible locations that they can legally camp at. “By highlighting all the legal camping corridors, instead of pinpointing a limited number of marked sites, the layer helps users spread out, which helps disperse the environmental impact seen on popular sites pinned in other products,” said onX Offroad Content Manager Chris Cordes. READ MORE: You Can Now Use onX Offroad in Your Dashboard with Apple CarPlay Similar to overlanding, dispersed camping has grown in popularity over the last five years, with more campers than ever exploring far beyond the typical campsite. When onX’s motorized Dispersed Camping Layer is toggled on, the layer highlights the road and trail segments that house dispersed camping areas in yellow, users can click on the road or trail for each area’s unique regulations. onX says that before this layer, there were two options available to campers seeking dispersed campsites: they could consult Forest Service PDFs, which are clunky and non-interactive, or they could rely on user-generated apps that varied in their accuracy. With the app’s new layer, overlanders and campers can view camping information in the context of their route in real time. As of this summer’s launch, the Dispersed Camping Layer is available for 11 states, including vehicle-accessible corridors in US Forest Service lands in Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico. onX says it plans to expand the coverage nationwide later this summer, and include dispersed camping on other federal lands in the future. The layer is currently available to onX Offroad Premium and Elite users. At the time of this writing, a Premium yearly membership costs $34.99, while the Elite version comes in at $99.99, billed annually. You can find out more about the new layer here. View the full article
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Learn how we fry turkeys for our annual Friendsgiving camping trip — tips, tricks, and why cajun seasoning is our secret to the perfect backcountry bird.View the full article -
Discover how we cooked fresh Baja lobster over an open fire using our Otzi Ember grill — plus the story of Julian, the fisherman who sold it to us.View the full article -
Ty Dillon faces Ty Gibbs this weekend at Indianapolis to decide the first winner of the $1 million in-season tournament. Who ya got? View the full article
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Fresh off his Cup Series win at Dover, Denny Hamlin joins Kevin Harvick for this week’s Victory Lap. Denny breaks down the final laps at Dover, how he got it done, and what it meant to bounce back after a week off to welcome his new child. Denny also shares what it’s been like balancing fatherhood and racing, how it felt returning to the track, and whether or not a trip to the Dover casino was part of his victory celebration. View the full article
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The Anytone AT-D878UVII Plus is one of the very few high-end DMR radios available. There are a lot of DMR radios, and some pretty good ones, but precious few that I would really call "high end". I have always been reluctant to review Anytone radios because they seemed like expensive versions of radios I already owned. View the full article
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New RT Tire Faceoff – Why The Winner Isn’t So Clear Since Toyo released its original Open Country Rough Rerrain (RT) tire, this hybrid segment has exploded in popularity. Bridging... The post Falken R/T01 Vs. Toyo RT Trail – Comparison Review appeared first on Trail4R.com - 5th Gen 4Runner Mods. View the full article
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The 'Monster Mile' didn't eat that many cars this weekend, but it was the usual suspects battling for the race win. Joe Gibbs Racing and Hendrick Motorsports were the teams to beat, with Denny Hamlin ultimately earning an impressive victory in a mad dash to the finish. Mother Nature also interfered quite a bit, washing out both practice and qualifying for the Cup race. The Xfinity race ended ...Keep readingView the full article
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When the courts declined to issue a temporary restraining order (TRO) that would have prevented NASCAR from taking charters away from 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports, they didn't slam the door shut on the idea. The judge noted that if a situation arose where the teams were in danger of missing a race due to field size, they may still issue the TRO as that could fit the definition of ...Keep readingView the full article
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Check the latest 2025 NASCAR Playoff standings and playoff picture following the Dover race. Who's in, who's on the cut line, and what it all means. View the full article
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A simple, healthy camp stir-fry recipe you can make anywhere — using beef, chicken, shrimp, or canned protein, fresh veggies, and a rice cooker. Get the full recipe!View the full article -
Healthy, hearty, and camp-kitchen-friendly — tri-tip and rice is a Rugged Destinations staple. Grab the recipe!View the full article -
There’s no perfect time to chase big dreams. Learn why success comes from effort, intention, and starting before you feel ready — not waiting.View the full article -
Christopher Bell led 67 laps at Dover on Sunday, scoring 19 stage points and winning Stage 2. But that doesn't mean he had it easy — as Bell ultimately finished 18th after spinning twice during the race. Starting the final stage while leading the race, Bell's No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota spun out. Somehow, the entire field avoided him and he was able to rejoin at the back of the cars still ...Keep readingView the full article
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Check out the post-race interviews from Dover Motor Speedway after the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400. View the full article
