McDowell’s Daytona 500 Win a Long Time Coming
The Glendale, AZ native, 36, has always been a smart racer but hasn’t always had the equipment he needed, the team he desired to get to the front of the NASCAR Cup Series field.
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Global Superstar Pitbull Joins New NASCAR Cup Team
Pitbull, the Grammy award-winning global superstar claims he’s ready to amplify the sport’s influence around the world with his truly global appeal.
2020’s End Marred By Racing Deaths
It’s been a tough few days for racers, with three deaths acknowledged in as many days at the close of 2020, marking great losses in the world of motorsports.
RacingJunk’s Top Racing Moments of the Year
The COVID-19 pandemic postponed and canceled several events for the 2020 season. However, there was still a great number of racing moments that still managed to happen and we collected some of our favorites to share with you!
RacingJunk.com Announces Media Share Partnership with Pub Table Racers
RacingJunk welcomes Pub Table Racers to their impressive partner roster
NASCAR Adjust Two Race Weekends in 2021 Schedule
Due to challenges resulting from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, NASCAR will adjust two race weekends immediately following the 63rd running of the DAYTONA 500 on Sunday, Feb. 14.
NASCAR Foundation to Host Virtual High Speed Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament
The NASCAR Foundation’s Betty Jane France Memorial High Speed Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament traditionally held in Daytona Beach during Daytona Speedweeks Presented by AdventHealth will transition to a virtual partnership with World Poker Tour.
2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Schedule Set
NASCAR today announced the 2021 schedule for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series™. The schedule is highlighted by trips to traditional and new tracks alike, […]
Family, Youth Dictated 2020 NASCAR Titles
NASCAR’s season finale at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona celebrated families and youth. Families are always important in motorsports, whether they’re relatives by birth or by choice.
Kyle Larson Joins Hendrick Motorsport
Kyle Larson will be back for NASCAR’s 2021 Cup Series in a big way, having received permission to regain a seat in the series last week. Larson, 28, who was banned after making inappropriate racial remarks earlier in the year, has used the time wisely, wiping up the open-wheel ranks with win after win after win, even as he’s worked to remake his reputation away from the racetrack.