Into the Unknown: The Concrete Jungle Awaits

Andy DeLay, Staff Writer History is officially being made in St Petersburg as NASCARs “heavy metal” machines prepare for their first-ever run on a street circuit. While the IndyCar guys have been running here since 2003, the Truck Series drivers are walking into this weekend with a blank sheet of paper. ​I caught up with Kaden Honeycutt and Taylor Gray near the TRICON Garage transporters … Continue reading Into the Unknown: The Concrete Jungle Awaits

Here Comes St. Pete!

The Indycar Season starts in beautiful, sunny Florida where Indycar will shine as they go screaming down Dan Wheldon Way in gorgeous St. Petersburg. Indycar has called St. Petersburg home for their season opener since 2009, other than 2020 when everything was moved around. Since then, St Pete has seen 13 different winners. Alex Palou won last year, a statement that will be echoed quite … Continue reading Here Comes St. Pete!

Keelan Harvick signs long-term agreement with Toyota Racing

MOORESVILLE, N.C. (February 23, 2026) – TRD U.S.A. (Toyota Racing Development) announced a long-term commitment to third-generation driver Keelan Harvick, who will continue his development through pavement opportunities as a part of the TOYOTA RACING family. During the 2026 motorsports season, Harvick will partner with RACKLEY W.A.R. and Kevin Harvick, Inc. to compete in dozens of late model races nationwide, piloting the No. 62 Toyota Camry … Continue reading Keelan Harvick signs long-term agreement with Toyota Racing

Austin Hill- A Young Driver Thankful for the Opportunity

Austin Hill is an up-and-coming race car driver. The 19-year-old from Frankfurt, Ohio, has a full year ahead of him. He’s a college student at Ohio State University, a full-time race car driver, and a staple of his community. “I grew up in Southern Ohio, not many people get to do what I do. It’s a blessing to be able to do it. I thank … Continue reading Austin Hill- A Young Driver Thankful for the Opportunity

Full NASCAR Cup Series Results Following EchoPark Atlanta

Two in a row for 23XI Racing, two in a row for Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin, two in a row for Toyota, and two in a row for Tyer Reddick! Tyler Reddick survives carnage, chaos, and two big ones to score his 10th career NASCAR Cup Series victory at EchoPark Speedway, formerly Atlanta. Bubba Wallace would dominate Stage Points to net 48 Stage Points … Continue reading Full NASCAR Cup Series Results Following EchoPark Atlanta

Fr8 Racing 208 Results from Echo Park Speedway

Unfortunately, a weather delay put an early end to the Craftsman Truck Series race in Atlanta earlier this afternoon. With the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race starting at 5 pm, NASCAR was forced to implement its timed ending, which turned out to be a fantastic race at 4:20 pm. Kyle Busch would hold off some fantastic charges from Ben Rhodes, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and others … Continue reading Fr8 Racing 208 Results from Echo Park Speedway

EchoPark Cup Qualifying Cancelled, Full Starting Lineup

With the weather in the Atlanta area, NASCAR Cup Series qualifying has been canceled for this weekend’s AutoTrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway. That means, per the rulebook, we take the metric and reverse the qualifying lineup to find our starting lineup. Image Credit: Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images Starting Grid 1 Tyler Reddick 2 Joey Logano 3 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 4 Chase Elliott 5 Brad Keselowski 6 Zane … Continue reading EchoPark Cup Qualifying Cancelled, Full Starting Lineup

TV Numbers for the 2026 Daytona 500 Weekend

The 2026 Daytona 500 weekend marked the 68th running of the Great American Race. Won by Tyler Reddick for 23XI Racing and Toyota, the 500 becomes the second crown jewel victory for the team in as many years, and the ninth career win for Tyler. With that win, he becomes only the second driver to win the Great American Race for Toyota. The weekend got … Continue reading TV Numbers for the 2026 Daytona 500 Weekend

The View From the Inside: Why a 9th Place Finish Felt Like a Daytona 500 Win

By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer I’ve spent the better part of my life behind a microphone or a notebook at racetracks across this country. For decades, my job has been to document the show, not be a part of it. I’ve stood in Victory Lane as NASCAR Cup Series teams hoisted championship trophies, watching the confetti fly and the raw emotion pour out of crews … Continue reading The View From the Inside: Why a 9th Place Finish Felt Like a Daytona 500 Win