NASCAR Xfinity, CRAFTSMAN Truck Series Drivers Named
The roster of Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series drivers will have a number of new faces in the upcoming 2024 season.
NASCAR XFinity Series
Toyota introduces New 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Camry XSE
Toyota has unveiled its 2024 NASCAR Cup Series challenger. The Toyota Camry XSE race car that makes its debut during the pre-season Clash at the Coliseum the first weekend of February is based, with its nomenclature, on the manufacturer’s sportiest offerings to the public.
Ford Mustang Dark Horse to make 2024 NASCAR Cup Series debut
Ford Performance has taken the wraps off its 2024 NASCAR Cup Series challenger: its teams and drivers will be competing in the new Mustang Dark Horse coupe, as the United States’ top closed-wheel racing series joins sanctions on five other continents that race Mustang cars.
NASCAR unveils 2024 Schedules, Times, Broadcast Partners for all Three Touring Series
NASCAR has released dates, locations, start times and networks for its three touring series: the NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Craftsman Truck Series that travel from one end of the United States to the other, several times each season.
van Gisbergen Schools NASCAR Cup Series Regulars in Chicago
Justin Marks’ PROJECT 91 for his Trackhouse Racing Team in NASCAR’s Cup Series took a giant leap in Chicago this weekend, as guest racer Shane van Gisbergen (SVG) schooled the balance of the Cup Series field with his magnificent victory in NASCAR’s first street course race.
Stewart-Haas Racing Tabs Josh Berry for No. 4 Ford Mustang in 2024
Josh Berry’s proficiency has netted him a full-season ride for 2024, albeit not with the group that’s availed itself of his talents in 2023.
Kevin Harvick Retiring after 2023 NASCAR Cup Series Season
Kevin Harvick is hanging up his helmet. The 47-year-old Bakersfield, Calif. native who was thrust onto the national NASCAR Cup Series stage with the death of Dale Earnhardt in February of 2001, has decided this 2003 season will be his final one.
NASCAR’s Cup Series Gains New Full-time Drivers
Two NASCAR drivers have been promoted to Cup Series competition for the 2023 season, continuing a youth movement that has brought change to NASCAR’s top series, as veteran drivers retire, move to different teams or fade – sorry – into obscurity.
Former NASCAR Driver Coy Gibbs Passes at Age 49
Former driver and NASCAR and Joe Gibbs Racing co-owner, Coy Gibbs, died this weekend.
Alex Bowman to Sit out Next Three NASCAR Cup Series contests
NASCAR’s latest Cup Series race car, its 7th generation of NextGen stock cars has experienced compatibility issues with Goodyear tires and new wheels.