Posts by Justin Glenn
2025 Cup Series Team Preview: Wood Brothers Racing
This year marks the start of a hopeful time, where Wood Brothers Racing can have a new driver come in and potentially become the team’s next franchise driver.
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In 2024, it seemed Rick Ware Racing as an organization was taking a step forward. However, entering the new NASCAR Cup Series season, things have taken a different direction.
Read More2025 Cup Series Team Preview: Haas Factory Team
Officially rebranded and through with a franchise makeover, this year begins a new era for Haas Factory Team and its driver, 2023 NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Cole Custer.
Read More2025 Cup Series Team Preview: Kaulig Racing
The 2025 season marks another year Kaulig Racing has changed up its driver lineup headed into a new campaign.
Read More2025 Cup Series Team Preview: Legacy Motor Club
When the marriage of Legacy Motor Club and Toyota first occurred, the expectation was always a slow but steady rebuild.
Read More2025 Cup Series Team Preview: Hyak Motorsports
A new year brings with it a newly rebranded franchise, at least for JTG Daugherty Racing, now known as Hyak Motorsports for 2025 and beyond.
Read MoreBlaney Falls Just Short Of Consecutive Cup Series Titles
In racing, sometimes it’s your turn to be on top of the world, and other times it simply isn’t your day. Such was Ryan Blaney’s experience Sunday at Phoenix Raceway.
Read MoreQuiet Phoenix Finale Caps Truex’s Full-Time NASCAR Career
As the sun set in the desert Sunday evening at Phoenix Raceway, it also set on a remarkable 20-year full-time career for NASCAR Cup Series veteran Martin Truex Jr.
Read MoreTruex Grabs Busch Pole For Final Race Of Full-Time Career
In his final race as a full-time driver in the NASCAR Cup Series, Martin Truex Jr. will lead the field to green for Sunday afternoon’s season finale at Phoenix Raceway.
Read MoreHeim’s Championship Charge Hampered By Late Penalty
A stage-three restart violation may have hampered Corey Heim’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship chase briefly at Phoenix Raceway, but in the end, he was short on the speed he needed anyways.
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