Busch Pounces Late For 65th Truck Series Victory
Kyle Busch may have sold his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team’s assets to Spire Motorsports, but he hasn’t forgotten how to find his way to victory lane.
McDowell Snags First Cup Pole In Atlanta
One week after getting nipped in Daytona 500 qualifying by Joey Logano, Michael McDowell got a measure of payback at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
LaJoie & Spire Carrying High Aspirations
Corey LaJoie has made it a point over Spire Motorsports’ recent progression not to circle any one step forward as a “seminal moment,” so to speak.
Parts Taken From Two SHR Cup Teams In Atlanta
Announced Friday following pre-qualifying inspection for the NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR has confiscated parts from two Stewart-Haas Racing teams.
Love Makes Xfinity Series History In Atlanta Qualifying
Not even two weeks into his NASCAR Xfinity Series career, 19-year-old Jesse Love continues to make history with Richard Childress Racing.
Trifecta Adds Peter Smith For Xtreme Midget Slate
Trifecta Motorsports’ campaign with the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota last year was set to be the team’s first and only run with a national midget tour.
Dye Blisters Atlanta Pavement For First Truck Pole
One week after a rough outing at his home racetrack, Daniel Dye rocketed to his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Cometic Gasket Pole Award during qualifying at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Hinds & Thompson Chosen As KDDP Semi-Finalists
Race Face Brand Development drivers Cassidy Hinds and Grant Thompson have been selected as semifinalists for the 2024 class of the Kulwicki Driver Development Program.
Race Face Digital & JRM Ink eNASCAR Licensing Agreement
Digital Racing Cards LLC, through its Race Face Digital Entertainment Platform, and JR Motorsports have entered a licensing partnership to produce a line of MP4 digital trading cards featuring JRM’s two eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series drivers: Kaden Honeycutt and Briar LaPradd.
Mayer Ready To Rebound After ‘Super Unfortunate’ Daytona
Suffice it to say the NASCAR Xfinity Series season opener didn’t go according to plan for Sam Mayer and JR Motorsports.