NASCAR Names 2027 Hall of Fame Nominees
Two Modern Era candidates and one Pioneer candidate will be elected to the Class of 2027, as will a solitary Landmark candidate.
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Bobby Allison Officially Recognized as 1971 Myers Brothers Memorial Winner at Bowman Gray Stadium
In a historic move, NASCAR has officially recognized Bobby Allison as the winner of the 1971 NASCAR Cup Series Myers Brothers Memorial race at Bowman Gray Stadium, held on August 6, 1971.
Three Time NASCAR Cup Series champ Cale Yarborough, 84, Has Passed
The race community says goodbye to NASCAR champ Carl Yarborough.
NASCAR 2024 Hall of Fame Inductees Revealed
NASCAR has three new members of its 2024 Hall of Fame, together with a Landmark Award winner.
Brandel and Stropus – Two Vital Women in Motorsports
There have been women in motorsports as long as there have been races. The first known account of a woman taking part in a motor race occurred in 1899, when Madame Labrousse came third in the Paris to Spa three-seater class.
NASCAR Legend, Richard Childress, to Send Ammunition to Ukraine to Help Defend Against Russian Invasion
NASCAR Hall of Famer, Richard Childress, will send 1 million rounds of ammunition to Ukraine as soldiers and citizens continue to defend their country from the Russian invasion.
Five NASCAR Legends Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Five legendary NASCAR personalities – three drivers, an owner and an engine builder/crew chief – were inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C., on Jan. 31.
NASCAR Inducts Five New Legends into Hall of Fame
Davey Allison, Jeff Gordon, Alan Kulwicki, Roger Penske and Jack Roush comprise the 10th Class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
Farewell to NASCAR Legend David Pearson
The legendary David Pearson, who won three NASCAR premier series championships without once running a complete schedule, has passed away at 83 years of age.