Chevrolet Racing Re-Introduces the Camaro Cup Car for 2026 and Beyond

Chevrolet and Chevrolet Racing introduce the new NASCAR NextGen Cup car for Team Chevrolet teams for the 2026 season and beyond. The vehicle is not the Frankencar many have rumored over the last month or so, but instead an evolution of the current Cup car. The car is based on the late Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Carbon Performance Package. A performance accessory package that was released … Continue reading Chevrolet Racing Re-Introduces the Camaro Cup Car for 2026 and Beyond

TF Sport Will Continue their Partnership

There will be more laps to add to the race that TF Sport and Corvette are running together. The British team and the American manufacturer are pleased to announce the renewal of their fruitful partnership with a two-year agreement starting in the 2026 season. After beginning their cooperation in the FIA World Endurance Championship season and further expanding their collaboration in the European Le Mans … Continue reading TF Sport Will Continue their Partnership

Why Each Driver Will and Wont Win the Championship

The final four is set for Phoenix. Denny Hamlin, William Byron, Kyle Larson, and Chase Briscoe have survived the first three rounds of the playoffs. Each driver deserves to be in the final four, but which will continue me out victorious? Why Denny Hamlin will win the championship. Hamlin has the most wins in Cup this season with six. His crew makes the right adjustments … Continue reading Why Each Driver Will and Wont Win the Championship

Hendrick Makes Pit Crew Change for the 48 and 77 Teams

With horrific pit issues for Alex Bowman so far during the Playoff opener at Darlington and a less-than-stellar performance at Gateway, a change is desperately needed on the 48 team if they wish to make up for the 35-point deficit heading into Bristol. Well, Hendrick Motorsports has an option that they have taken advantage of to help. Hendrick Motorsports provides many things to other teams—from … Continue reading Hendrick Makes Pit Crew Change for the 48 and 77 Teams

The Lasting Legacy Of The Pole Man

45 wins, 2 INDYCAR Championships (2014 and 2022), a record 71 poles, and one Indianapolis 500 victory. Will Power is an icon in the IndyCar field. With the news breaking on Tuesday that IndyCar driver Will Power was out at Penske, the IndyCar world took a step back to recognize the impact of one of its top drivers. Will joined Penske for the start of … Continue reading The Lasting Legacy Of The Pole Man

Haas Returns to Chevrolet and Hendrick Support

In 2017, Gene Haas and Tony Stewart made the switch from Chevrolet to Ford in NASCAR’s top two series for Stewart-Haas Racing. It was a significant shift for the team as the previously named Haas CNC Racing had been with General Motors since its inception in 2002. Prior to the change, Stewart-Haas Racing had amassed two Cup Series Championships and 36 of their total 70 … Continue reading Haas Returns to Chevrolet and Hendrick Support

The Impact Of Marketing In Racing

Sponsorship is the FUEL of motorsports, and in 2025, the rules have changed. Sponsors aren’t just slapping logos on cars anymore; they’re shaping how teams operate, how drivers connect with fans, and even how the sport looks in the future. One name making serious waves? Droplight. Droplight isn’t just another sponsor. It’s a full-on venture and shared services studio, powering innovative businesses from the inside … Continue reading The Impact Of Marketing In Racing

Indianapolis 500 Qualifying Results – Post Penalty

A rookie has done the unthinkable for the first time in over 40 years. Robert Shwartzman won the Indy 500 Pole! Shwartzman brought his No. 83 PRIMA Chevrolet to an incredible lap to earn the first rookie pole since 1983! *This second posting follows the Penalty against Will Power and Josef Newgarden for technical infractions. Here is how the entire field for the 109th running … Continue reading Indianapolis 500 Qualifying Results – Post Penalty

Indianapolis 500 Qualifying Results

A rookie has done the unthinkable for the first time in over 40 years. Robert Shwartzman won the Indy 500 Pole! Shwartzman brought his No. 83 PRIMA Chevrolet to an incredible lap to earn the first rookie pole since 1983! Here is how the entire field for the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 will stack up. As this is published, it is only 6 … Continue reading Indianapolis 500 Qualifying Results

Ty Dillon to Lead Field to Clash LCQ Green

Here is the starting lineup for tonight‘s Cook Out Clash LCQ (6PM ET on FOX). Row 1: Ty Dillon, Zane Smith Row 2: Ty Gibbs, Michael McDowell Row 3: Austin Dillon, Erik Jones Row 4: Riley Herbst (R), A.J. Allmendinger Row 5: Justin Haley, Kyle Larson Row 6: Ricky Stenhouse Jr., John Hunter Nemechek Row 7: Josh Berry, Cody Ware Row 8: Burt Myers (R), … Continue reading Ty Dillon to Lead Field to Clash LCQ Green