Carson Hocevar has proven to be a polarizing figure to a degree that the sport hasn’t seen in years, if not decades. On Saturday Night at Bristol, it boiled over. Hocevar was battling Ryan Blaney for 2nd place with about 45 laps to go when Hocevar pulled a crossover to get to Blaney’s inside. Blaney proceeded to block Hocevar. The problem was that he wasn’t … Continue reading Opinion: Want To Stop Carson Hocevar? Take Your Shot
Just a few months back, Joey Logano was 20th in the standings. Just a small handfull of top 10 finishes and Logano goes winless for over a year until North Wilkesboro. Now three races into the Chase and Joey has 3 wins, multiple Stage wins and has earned more points than any other driver. Logano is now 3rd in the standings just 16 points outside … Continue reading Right Place, Right Move, Right Time: Even Year Logano Wins at Bristol
Only 1 point separates Tristan McKee and Max Reaves from the 2026 ARCA Menards Series championship. Third-place driver Isaac Kitzmiller sits just 17 points back, and what better place than a Coliseum for that battle? McKee will have the best starting spot of the three, in 3rd, with Reaves starting P. 7 and Kitzmiller starting P. 8. Future Richard Childress Racing driver Carson Brown will … Continue reading To Crown a Champion: ARCA Menards Series East Bristol Starting Lineup
Wednesday afternoon, NASCAR announced a new rule change for the Cup Series for the remaining short tracks of the season. Starting at North Wilkesboro on July 19th, and followed by Richmond, Bristol, and Martinsville, NASCAR has made changes to the cars’ front bumpers. NASCAR has announced the removal of the energy-absorbing bumper foam, a key component that maintains the shape of the front fascias in … Continue reading NASCAR Announces Major Rules Change for Remaining 2026 Short Tracks
The United States is a Sporting Mecca; nearly every state in the country has a major league team in multiple sports. Most states have race tracks and smaller venues as well. However, gone are the days of massive venue construction; in are the days of the ultra-high-def TVs and streaming. Venues are rethinking how many seats they need and adding other revenue streams. Stick and … Continue reading The 5 Largest Sporting Venues in the United States
Under the lights at the Last Great Coliseum, we got a duel of the ages between a two-time Cup Series Champion and the rising phenom. Kyle Larson would lead a race high of 230 laps in pursuit of his second race win of the 2026 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season. Larson dominated the first two Stages as well as the majority of the final stage. … Continue reading Full Bristol Race Results – Zilisch Holds Tough Over Larson
Here is your full NASCAR Cup Series entry list for the Spring Bristol Race. Image Credit: Julian Wayne/ Seriously Fast Motorsports 1 Ross Chastain 2 Austin Cindric 3 Austin Dillon 4 Noah Gragson 5 Kyle Larson 6 Brad Keselowski 7 Daniel Suarez 8 Kyle Busch 9 Chase Elliott 10 Ty Dillon 11 Denny Hamlin 12 Ryan Blaney 13 AJ Allmendinger 14 Chris Buescher 15 Chase … Continue reading 2026 Spring Bristol Cup Race Entry List
The high banks of Bristol Motor Speedway take center stage this Friday night for the Tennessee National Guard 250. As the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season intensifies, all eyes are on the “World’s Fastest Half-Mile” for a showdown that carries both financial and championship implications. By Andy DeLay – Staff Writer Corey Heim: Chasing the Triple Truck Challenge Sweep Corey Heim enters Bristol as the … Continue reading NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Preview: Bristol’s Friday Night Fight
JRM has long been the pinnacle of excellence in the Xfinity Series, especially now heading into Bristol with a streak of winning 7 out of the last eight races. However, there’s always trouble in paradise, and in 2020, the issue was particularly severe. When teammates Noah Gragson and Justin Allgaier collided while battling for the win. Here’s the inside on why and when it happened … Continue reading Throwback: The Forgotten JRM Bristol Incident: “It’s Bristol, Baby!”
Andy DeLay, Staff Writer, Seriously Fast Motorsports I’ve covered Denny Hamlin since he was a rookie out of Chesterfield, Virginia. Over the last two decades, I’ve seen him win three Daytona 500s, I’ve seen him play the villain at Bristol, and I’ve seen him deliver some of the cockiest, most self-assured interviews I’ve ever seen. Denny has always played the “Heel” role well. He thrives … Continue reading When the Swagger Stops – Hamlin’s Tears and the Fight for NASCAR’s Soul
