Full Results: McKee wins in Chaotic ARCA Finish at Hickory
Tristan McKee took his ill-handling No. 77 Chevrolet and built on his limited ARCA experience to prevail and win the Cook Out 200. The win would come after a chaotic restart, with a lot of beating and banging among McKee, Landon Huffman, and Max Reaves, which ultimately resulted in Huffman around and Reaves as the runner-up. 1 Tristain McKee 2 Max Reaves 3 Isaac Kitzmiller … Continue reading Full Results: McKee wins in Chaotic ARCA Finish at Hickory
Logan Brown – NASCAR Spotter
Logan Brown is a 22-year-old college student working toward his dream of working in NASCAR. The Ohio native is a marketing student at Bowling Green State University. Brown plans to be a jack-of-all-trades for a NASCAR team upon graduation. He is also a spotter for various teams. Brown started his career in motorsports after a medical emergency. “I was on a swimming scholarship at one … Continue reading Logan Brown – NASCAR Spotter
Patrick Schober- Four-Year NASCAR Europe Veteran
Patrick Schober is a four-year veteran of the NASCAR Europe Series. He’s collected 46 wins and 6 championships in various series throughout his career. The young driver says goodbye to the series for 2026, moving to the McLaren Trophy. The 21-year-old Slovakian-Austrian graciously gave us an insight into how NASCAR runs in Europe. “NASCAR Europe is a 6-race season that costs between $80,000 and $120,000. … Continue reading Patrick Schober- Four-Year NASCAR Europe Veteran
Opinion: The 5 best drivers for Legacy’s new third entry!
Jimmie Johnson confirmed early in the 2026 season that Legacy Motor Club will be fielding a third full-time car for 2027. A new car always comes with its drawbacks, but also its benefits. Such as more sponsorship opportunities, more winnings, and more data to collect. But to make the most of these advantages, they need to pick the right driver. Something hard for even the … Continue reading Opinion: The 5 best drivers for Legacy’s new third entry!
Iconic German Automaker Opel to Become the Newest Competitor in Formula E for Season 13
German automaker Opel is set to make its Formula E debut for Season 13 with the beginning of the new GEN4 car. The new constructor was announced just prior to this weekend’s race in Spain by Formula E’s CEO, Jeff Dodds, and Opel’s CEO, Florian Huettl. On top of their re-involvement in NASCAR in the United States, this is just another show of Stellantis’ devotion … Continue reading Iconic German Automaker Opel to Become the Newest Competitor in Formula E for Season 13
The Pinnacle Evolves: Introducing V8GP to the NASCAR Euro Series
The pinnacle of European touring car racing enters a new era with a name that embodies power, prestige and pure racing Team FJ, founder and organizer of the NASCAR Euro Series, is proud to announce the launch of V8GP, the new name and identity for the NASCAR Euro Series’ top-tier PRO championship. More than a rebrand, V8GP represents a strategic evolution designed to strengthen the … Continue reading The Pinnacle Evolves: Introducing V8GP to the NASCAR Euro Series
Toyota’s Spring Surge: Can Anyone Catch the Camrys?
By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer | Seriously Fast Motorsports One thing that I’ve noticed while watching this year’s NASCAR Cup Series season unfold, there’s been a lot of red, white, and black out front. Through the first five races of the year, the story isn’t just about who’s winning, it’s about the fact that Toyota seems to have a tight grip on the rest of … Continue reading Toyota’s Spring Surge: Can Anyone Catch the Camrys?
NASCAR Cup Series Standings… Without Stage Points
Fans hate Stages. Some hate the fact that they pay points, some hate the cautions, and some just hate them in general. We have seen across our social media that people think Stage Points shouldn’t count, so why not? Let’s take a look at the current standings, without stage points following Las Vegas. Image Credit: Sean Gardner/Getty Images standings driver points stage points w/o Stage … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Standings… Without Stage Points
All Active Full-Time NASCAR Cup Series Winners
Since 1949, the NASCAR Strictly Stock Series, followed by the Grand National, then Winston Cup, Nextel/Sprint Cup, Monster Energy Cup, and now NASCAR Cup Series, has provided racing opportunities for over 3,600 drivers. In that time, 205 drivers have won a race. That means roughly 5% of all drivers in its history have won at least one race. Currently, of the 36 full-time NASCAR Cup … Continue reading All Active Full-Time NASCAR Cup Series Winners
Kirkwood Wins Inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington
The yellow flag waved, and if Kyle Kirkwood was nervous, he didn’t show it. The Florida native continued to show his street course prowess by holding off Alex Palou on the last lap restart after a crash that involved Nolan Siegal and Romain Grosjean for his first win of the season and the third different winner in three different races. Marcus Ericsson, who earned his … Continue reading Kirkwood Wins Inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington
