Category: NASCAR

Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, Local Racing, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

A Weekend For the Underdogs at Daytona

Two Ryans. Preece and Sieg. One competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series. One competes full-time in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Both are hardened veterans who have fought and clawed for every opportunity they’ve gotten. Both have many similarities. Both have differences. Sieg, a native of Tucker, Georgia, was inspired to start racing by his late older brother, Shane.  The 39-year-old, despite years … Continue reading A Weekend For the Underdogs at Daytona

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Riley Herbst Out of the 35 at Daytona Following Last Weekend’s Incident, Burton to Fill In

Following Riley’s massive impact at New Hampshire, Riley woke up Saturday with lingering effects from the incident. Riley and the team announced Saturday afternoon that, in his best interest, he would step out of the No. 35 23XI Racing Camry for tonight’s Daytona Regular Season ender. Riley will be replaced in the No. 35 Toyota by a previous Daytona Summer Race winner, Harrison Burton. This … Continue reading Riley Herbst Out of the 35 at Daytona Following Last Weekend’s Incident, Burton to Fill In

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NASCAR

Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway Drop the First Promo for ‘Days of Thunder’

NASCAR fans have been foaming at the mouth for another serious NASCAR movie. The last honest-to-goodness movie was Days of Thunder in 1990. That’s almost 40 years (god I’m old). Paramount Pictures set the release date for the return of Daytona 500 Champion Cole Trickle to June 2, 2028. Trickle actor and Hollywood icon Tom Cruise, alongside actress Anne Hathaway, dropped the first promotional content … Continue reading Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway Drop the First Promo for ‘Days of Thunder’

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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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Cup Series, NASCAR

The 2027 NASCAR Cup Series Schedule

For 2027, tracks and NASCAR have been releasing the schedule slowly, but much earlier than they have in recent years. Here are the dates that have been made public so far! Clash at Daytona 2/13 Daytona 500 2/21 EchoPark Speedway 2/28 Circuit of the Americas 3/7 Phoenix 3/14 Las Vegas 3/21 Easter Off Weekend 3/28 4/4 Bristol 4/11 Martinsville 4/18 Talladega 4/25 Texas 5/2 5/9 … Continue reading The 2027 NASCAR Cup Series Schedule

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

NASCAR Makes Major Stage End Changes for All National Series

NASCAR will implement a new stage-break procedure for its national series beginning this weekend at Iowa Speedway, the sanctioning body announced Thursday. According to officials, the procedure will occur when a natural caution falls within the final 10 laps of the scheduled stage break. In that event, the stage will be deemed official at the time of caution. The traditional caution process will then serve … Continue reading NASCAR Makes Major Stage End Changes for All National Series

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ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR

Marketing to 100 – How Clubb Racing Inc. Powers Alex Clubb to 100 Starts

“We’re building this one race, one partner and one relationship at a time – together” – Bobby Peters, Marketing Director of Clubb Racing Inc. When the ARCA Menards Series takes the green at Iowa on Friday, Alex Clubb will make his 100th ARCA national series start. The stat is impressive. But a massive part of that feat is getting there financially. Clubb races for his … Continue reading Marketing to 100 – How Clubb Racing Inc. Powers Alex Clubb to 100 Starts

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ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR

ARCA Menards Series & East Entry List for Iowa’s JR & CO 150

This weekend, the ARCA Menards Series as well as the East Series will run the joint JR&CO 150 at Iowa. The JR&CO 150 at Iowa is the 8th race of the ARCA East Series and 14th of the ARCA main season. We will see 33 entries to this weekend’s race, and Iowa will be a doubleheader with the main series at Portland. Image Credit: Matthew … Continue reading ARCA Menards Series & East Entry List for Iowa’s JR & CO 150

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ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR

ARCA West Entry List for the 2026 Portland 112

This weekend, the ARCA Menards Series West heads up north to Portland. The eighth race of the 13-race West season, Portland is the second road course in a row for the series. We will see 25 entries to this weekend’s race, and Portland will be a doubleheader with the main series at Iowa. Photo Credit: Silas Walker/ARCA Racing 04 Ian Wood 05 David Smith 1 … Continue reading ARCA West Entry List for the 2026 Portland 112

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Cup Series, NASCAR

The Failed NASCAR Superteam Everyone Forgot

The collapse of two promising, historic teams led to a failed superteam. That team was HScott Motorsports. Started in 2013 after Turner Scott Motorsports’ shutdown, co-owner Harry Scott Jr. bought out long-time Cup Series backmarker Phoenix Racing to form the team. Moves like moving the team’s operations from Spartanburg, South Carolina, to Mooresville, North Carolina, and hiring young, promising drivers with sponsorship. Like Justin Allgaier, … Continue reading The Failed NASCAR Superteam Everyone Forgot

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