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
5 Sure-Fire Future NASCAR Hall of Famers
The NASCAR Hall of Fame holds record holders, pioneers, and some of the greatest minds in the history of our beloved motorsport. From Petty to Earnhardt, Johnson to Johnson, and many in between, we all know the past. But today, we look to the future. Here are 5 current drivers that will, without a doubt, become first ballot Hall of Famers one day. Joey Logano … Continue reading 5 Sure-Fire Future NASCAR Hall of Famers
Dylan Foley- Track Marshal and President of Longhorn Sim Racing at UT Austin
Dylan Foley holds an important, but often overlooked, position within motorsports. The 20-year-old from Albuquerque, New Mexico is a track marshal. “I’m an F&C flag marshal for the SCCA Texas, Lone Star region,” Foley said. Track marshals are vital to track safety. Marshals communicate with race control, manage debris, and report any unsafe conditions. They are the first line of defense, but how does one … Continue reading Dylan Foley- Track Marshal and President of Longhorn Sim Racing at UT Austin
Pavement, Purpose, and Patriots: Warriors2Racers Joins Forces with Josh White Racing
By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer HAYMARKET, VA — For years, the rumble of road racing has been the heartbeat of Warriors2Racers. In 2026, that heartbeat is syncing up with the high-banked thunder of oval dirt track racing! In a move that bridges the gap between veteran rehabilitation and top-tier competitive motorsport, Warriors2Racers (operating under the Resilience Racing Foundation) has officially announced a strategic partnership with … Continue reading Pavement, Purpose, and Patriots: Warriors2Racers Joins Forces with Josh White Racing
NASCAR Cup Series Phoenix Qualifying Results
Joey Logano will lead the gentlemen of the NASCAR Cup Series to the green tomorrow in Phoenix. Joey is no stranger to winning at Phoenix Raceway; he’s won two of his three Championships at the track in the desert, winning there a total of four times. Today’s Pole Award is the third of his Cup career at the 1-mile track nestled into the mountains in … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Phoenix Qualifying Results
My Experience at COTA 2026
My wife and I traveled to Circuit of the Americas for the NASCAR and IMSA weekend. It was our first time at the track, and I was truly impressed with the weekend. First, I’d like to talk about the facilities and employees at the track. The facilities were A+. We went both Saturday and Sunday, and parking was easy. Leaving the track was easier. We … Continue reading My Experience at COTA 2026
Zilisch admired Kimi Antonelli in their karting days! But who was better?
As racing gets more expensive, it becomes a smaller world and a smaller world. So it shouldn’t be a shock that F1’s brightest young star, Kimi Antonelli, raced with NASCAR’s brightest young star, Connor Zilisch. In karting, and not as a one-off, but for years together, Zilisch, in that time, became the first of what would be Kimi Antonelli’s many admirers! Zilisch Seeing Kimi Antonelli’s … Continue reading Zilisch admired Kimi Antonelli in their karting days! But who was better?
Judge Rules on JGR vs Gabehart Restraining Order Request
The judge in Joe Gibbs Racing’s lawsuit against its former Competition Director, Chris Gabehart, has dropped a ruling. JGR filed a restraining order on Gabehart demanding that he not be able to work for Spire Motorsports following the accusations that he stole proprietary information from the team. Essentially, their request was to limit Gabehart’s role at Spire Motorsports, making it impossible for him to use … Continue reading Judge Rules on JGR vs Gabehart Restraining Order Request
Massey Wins in his First Start: ARCA West Kern Results
Mason Massey is probably best known for his starts in NASCAR’s O’Reilly Auto Parts and Craftsman Truck Series, with nearly 100 starts between the two. For the ARCA Menards Series, you have to go all the way back to 2014, when he made 2 starts when it was still the K&N Pro Series East. This weekend, Mason made his ARCA West debut at Kevin Harvick’s … Continue reading Massey Wins in his First Start: ARCA West Kern Results