Noah Gragson was signed to the Front Row Motorsports Cup program before the end of the 2024 season with his number, crew chief and support to be announced later. Thanks to some teasing by Noah himself, we made it public that Noah would take over a No. 4 entry for the 2025 season not long after. Well Friday morning, Front Row Motorsports has confirmed. Noah … Continue reading Noah Gragson to Field the No. 4 For Front Row in 2025
Joseph Landy-Pavlon shares his take on why Riley Herbst deserves a seat in the NASCAR Cup Series! Continue reading Opinion: Riley Herbst Deserves His Seat at 23XI Racing
In the span of only a few years, the fans’ perception of Hailie Deegan has gone from the next big thing in NASCAR, to a sure bust following a dismal few years in the Truck series, and an extremely lackluster partial Xfinity season. However, Deegan has decided to change directions in her career, announcing Monday that in 2025 she will make the transition to the … Continue reading Will Hailie Deegan succeed in Indy NXT?
Originally Published 10/9/2024, (Up to date as of 1/3/2025) here is where everything sits with the 2025 Cup Series Silly Season by team. Image: Patrick Vallely Stewart-Haas Racing Defunct with 3 charters sold to 23XI Racing* (unconfirmed & pending lawsuit), Front Row Motorsports & Spire Motorsports (Edit: 2 Officially sold to FRM & Spire) TrackHouse Racing No. 1 Chevrolet Ross Chastain No. 88 Chevrolet Shane … Continue reading 2025 Cup Series Silly Season Chart
The Dale Jr Late Model to Xfinity continues in 2025, as late model stock champion Carson Kvapil will drive full-time for JR Motorsports in the Xfinity Series. Kvapil, the son of the 2003 Craftsman Truck Series champion, will drive the No. 1 car vacated by the Haas Factory Team bound Sam Mayer, with sponsorship from Bass Pro Shops, who also sponsors Kvapil’s late model stock … Continue reading Carson Kvapil to run full time for JR Motorsports in 2025
As we promised in our post on Facebook back in February, the 2025 Silly Season has been insane. New teams, shuttering teams and a changing landscape have all amounted to what we have been seeing. Multiple drivers in the shake up. Although teams do not typically report driver contract lengths, we put into this chart both drivers and teams that would be mixing it up. … Continue reading 2025 Silly Season Team Rosters So Far
Last month, Stewart-Haas Racing put an end to the rumors that they would survive or fold at the end of the 2024 season. The two-time Cup Series Championship-winning team announced that they would end operations at the end of the season. For NASCAR fans and SHR faithful, it was a massive and somewhat unexpected blow. For others, the writing was on the wall. A new … Continue reading Goodbye SHR, Hello Haas Factory Team
Following Stewart-Haas Racing’s shuttering at the end of the 2024 season, Front Row Motorsports and its owner, Bob Jenkins, have now officially announced that they will field three fully chartered NASCAR Cup Series teams in 2025. It has not been made clear where they are getting the charter yet as NASCAR has put the sale and transfer of charters on hold until the new charter … Continue reading Front Row Motorsports to Field 3 Chartered Teams in 2025
