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Cup Series, NASCAR

Ryan Blaney FEASTS at New Hampshire to Capture his 2nd straight Lobster

For what people thought would be a wet and rainy Sunday in New Hampshire the Dollar Tree 301 was still getting the fans excited for Cup Series Racing at the “Magic Mile.” Their was some rain showers in the early afternoon which pushed the race back to its original start time of 3pm from its early start time of 2pm. New Hampshire Motor Speedway may … Continue reading Ryan Blaney FEASTS at New Hampshire to Capture his 2nd straight Lobster

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A Special Day in the Making for Halmar Friesen Racing in New Hampshire

Today’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race the Team EJP 175 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway has become a historic one for Halmar Friesen Racing. Today will be the first time that HFR will field three trucks on the same day. They will have a real shot at winning the Team EJP 175 Today. Their driver lineup will be Driver/Owner of his usual #52 Stewart Friesen. … Continue reading A Special Day in the Making for Halmar Friesen Racing in New Hampshire

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Matt Hirschman DOMINATES the Thompson 150 to capture First Career Whelen Tour at Thompson

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour took their 2nd trip of three to famed 5/8 mile oval of Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in Thompson, Connecticut for their eleventh of sixteen races in 2026. Compared to what the tour has done at the short tracks where they spin a wheel for the redraw, they started them straight up at Thompson. Patrick Emerling was trying to chase some … Continue reading Matt Hirschman DOMINATES the Thompson 150 to capture First Career Whelen Tour at Thompson

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Cup Series, NASCAR

New Points Format Brings an Exciting End to the Regular Season

When the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season began in Daytona Beach, Florida, back in February, there was one big storyline going into Speedweeks. That being the return of “The Chase.” The way the year started it seemed like the No.45 of Tyler Reddick and 23XI Racing were going to dominate the point standings after Reddick won the first three races (Daytona, Atlanta, and COTA). Reddick … Continue reading New Points Format Brings an Exciting End to the Regular Season

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Local Racing, NASCAR

“Big Money” CASHES in for the Firecracker 150 win at Seekonk

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour was back in action Wednesday Night for Race #7 of their 2026 season. It was the tour’s second visit to Seekonk Speedway in Seekonk, Massachusetts, of the year It was a hot day at the “Action Track of the East” as the Tour kicked off the Whelen Mid-Summer Championship, which is a three-race series that has extra payouts and a … Continue reading “Big Money” CASHES in for the Firecracker 150 win at Seekonk

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NASCAR, Opinion

When does Brent Crews take over the 11 for Denny Hamlin?

Before the season started, Denny Hamlin said he was done racing when his contract with Joe Gibbs Racing expires at the end of the 2027 season. Following his historic win at Michigan, Denny dropped a bombshell. On the Prime broadcast, he leaked that Brent Crews would be his replacement in the 11 car in 2028. As we approach the month of July, there is only … Continue reading When does Brent Crews take over the 11 for Denny Hamlin?

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Cup Series, NASCAR

What’s Next for Denny Hamlin After a Comeback Win in Nashville?

Nashville Superspeedway put on another great race weekend with some exciting finishes. One of them being the final 4 laps of the Cracker Barrel 400 NASCAR Cup Series race. Due to the weather, Cup Qualifying was canceled, and the starting lineup was set by the rule book, which put Denny Hamlin on the pole. With the Joe Gibbs Racing Progressive Toyota as the control car, … Continue reading What’s Next for Denny Hamlin After a Comeback Win in Nashville?

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