Austin Hill is without a doubt the best superspeedway racer in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, ever. His numbers speak for themselves. However, the term “road course racer” doesn’t usually come to mind for most fans. Austin Hill may not be a fan favorite. He may not even be tolerated by many fans. But he does win, A LOT. Austin is now a 16-time winner … Continue reading Austin Hill Finally Wins on a Road Course
The Boys of the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series got the chance to show who was fastest in pursuit of the first Pole Award on an active US Naval Base. Five cars did not post a lap in OAPS qualifying for the San Diego Street Course this afternoon, including Jesse Love, Brandon Jones, and Jesse Iwuji. Love did not qualify due to a penalty for having … Continue reading O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Starting Lineup for San Diego
Jeremy Clements has been a staple of the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series since 2003, when he made a pair of starts for Kenneth Appling Racing. Since 2003, Jeremy has even made starts for JD Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing. In 2008, he and his father, Tony, founded Jeremy Clements Racing. In 2011, Jeremy Clements Racing went full-time racing, and in 2014, Jeremy raced full-time in … Continue reading Jeremy Clements Set to Make NASCAR History at San Diego
The rain has come in force to Nashville Superspeedway this weekend (I wish it were when I was there last). And sadly, we’ve missed out on qualifying for the O’Reilly Series. So the rulebook has set the starting lineup for the 2026 Sports Illustrated Resorts 250 at Nashville! Image: Patrick Vallely 1 Jesse Love Jr. 2 Austin Hill 3 Corey Day 4 Carson Kvapil 5 … Continue reading Rained Out Nashville O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Starting Grid
Kyle Busch’s untimely death highlights a rare but serious concern with driver healthcare in the sport. Teams are on the road around 40 weeks per year, and missing a race, for whatever reason, ultimately ends your chances at a good points finish. Sure, there is the medical waiver system, but drivers get zero points for missed races, making it next to impossible for a driver … Continue reading Is it time for NASCAR to adopt a “drop race” system?
The weather has been none too kind to race fans this weekend. First, the Craftsman Truck Series race was postponed twice, then the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race was shortened to the end of Stage 2. Unforeseen cautions and moisture plagued the entire race, even after the over four-hour red flag for rain earlier this afternoon. Late race moves got Ross Chastain to the front … Continue reading Full 2026 Charbroil 300 Results – Ross Chastain Wins
With the sudden passing of Kyle Busch, we look back at his accomplishments behind the wheel and behind the helm in NASCAR. Kyle was not only a racer, but a team owner and a champion of the sport. Kyle was only 41 years old. He was a husband and father of two and will be missed by the entire NASCAR and motorsports community. Kyle is … Continue reading One Last Bow – Kyle Busch’s NASCAR Legacy
By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer, Seriously Fast Motorsports We have all had days when the pressure cooker finally blows its lid. For most of us, those moments happen in the privacy of our own homes, cars, or offices. But when you are a professional race car driver, your worst days are broadcast live to thousands of fans with track scanners, your sponsors, and the sanctioning … Continue reading Let’s All Take a Breath: The Deep Resume and Human Reality of Natalie Decker
It’s no secret that Rick Hendrick is the founder of the Hendrick Automotive Group, a massive regional automotive dealership group based in North Carolina. The HAG has not only indirectly funded Hendrick Motorsports but also Hendrick Automotive Group’s online business, Hendrickcars.com, which has sponsored a wide range of race cars for years. Hendrickcars.com is hosting a huge celebration for the 250th anniversary of the United … Continue reading Hendrickcars.com Introduces the Four-Car Salute to America
“met gala tomorrow i hope they invited carson hocevar” Twitter/X user @bostonmegsox posted at 11:29 PM on Sunday Night. Less than 24 Hours later, NASCAR’s newest first time winner and budding young star, Carson Hocevar responded with a picture of himself in a suit, sitting in front of a mirror with lights surrounding it, and a lanyard with a tag that read “LIVE From Met … Continue reading Carson Hocevar’s Met Gala Appearance Shines Light on the Importance of Creating Stars
