The 2019 season was the last time we raced for a championship here at Homestead-Miami Speedway. It was five years into NASCAR’s playoff format. The Round of Four featured four future Hall of Fame drivers: Kevin Harvick, Martin Truex Jr., Denny Hamlin, and the late Kyle Busch. All four would lock the first two rows up tight. Denny Hamlin would start the race with the … Continue reading The Last Time We Raced Here For A Title
Brennan Poole will be transitioning from Alpha Prime Racing to Jordan Anderson Racing for the 2027 season. Brennan proved why he’s a team owner’s dream before making that move; he ran a perfect season. Not one time this season did Brennan fail to finish a race. Brennan is the first driver in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series to accomplish this feat since AJ Allmendinger did … Continue reading Brennan Poole’s Most Impressive 2026 Stat: Consistency over Chaos
For the 11th time in his Cup Series career, Chase Briscoe is going to lead the field to green for tomorrow’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Homestead-Miami. With a lap time of 166.687 mph, Briscoe beat out his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate and championship hopeful Denny Hamlin by only .017 seconds. Chase points leader and championship favorite Kyle Larson will start P. 4, with the … Continue reading Cup Qualifying Results for Homestead-Miami – Full Starting Grid
Honeycutt got a massive break last season as he took over the No. 52 Tundra for the wounded Stewart Friesen. Before the season ended, it was announced that he would take over the TRICON Garage No. 11 Tundra. Those were massive shoes to fill, as that team would eventually win the championship, with 12 races won that season. We all knew it would only be … Continue reading Kaden Honeycutt Wins the 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship
Progressive Insurance will expand its partnership with Denny Hamlin and the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 team for the 2027 season. Progressive will expand to a 24-race primary sponsorship agreement, including 8 of the 10 Chase races. That’s more than double the 11 races of this season. Progressive and Denny have scored several victories together since joining the team in 2025. Denny and Progressive won … Continue reading Progressive Expands With Denny and JGR in a Big Way in 2027
As Dodge prepares to return to the NASCAR Cup Series for the first time in 15 years, Kaulig Racing has made its lineup official. Kaulig Racing bet the farm on Dodge’s return to the NASCAR Cup Series, and Friday afternoon, the team announced that its current lineup will remain in their respective cars for the 2027 season. Ty Dillon will return to the No. 10, … Continue reading Kaulig Racing Confirms its 2027 Dodge Lineup
During Friday morning’s State of the Sport address, NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell discussed many things about the present and future of the sport. One of the major items was the Gen 7 race car, or the “NEXT Gen” car as it is commonly known. Steve addressed the current-generation Cup Series race car. Steve defended the car, promoting the fact that many owners and even a … Continue reading Steve O’Donnell Confirms the GEN 7 Car is Here to Stay
For the first time since 2019, NASCAR returns to the warm weather of South Florida to finish out its racing season. It is a sad and somber place, as the last time we raced here for a title, the late Kyle Busch left with the hardware. We have a full racing weekend ahead of us, so tell your wives to plan accordingly. We got shit … Continue reading Full 2026 NASCAR Championship Weekend Schedule – Homestead-Miami
Timmy Hill will run the full FedEx Freight Truck Series schedule for the first time since 2024 next year, but he will be making a major change. Timmy will not be running his own No. 56 truck. You have to go back to Kansas in 2019 to find the last time Timmy was behind the wheel of someone else’s truck when he raced for NEMCO … Continue reading Timmy Hill Goes Full-Time For the First Time Since 2026 with Team Reaume in 2027
When John Hunter Nemechek lost his Legacy Motor Club ride in the No. 42 Camry to Josh Berry later this summer, his future became unknown. Wednesday morning, the Haas Factory Team announced the first driver of their 2027 OAPS program. John Hunter was introduced as the driver of the team’s No. 41 Chevrolet, joining a yet-unknown driver in the team’s No. 00 entry. John Hunter … Continue reading John Hunter Nemechek to the Haas FT 41 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series for 2027
