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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, NASCAR

Dystany Spurlock To Make NASCAR Truck Series Debut In Historic Doubleheader at Watkins Glen

Spurlock, who also plans to compete in ARCA earlier in the day, will become the first Black woman to race in one of NASCAR’s three national touring divisions. WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — Dystany Spurlock will take another historic step in her groundbreaking 2026 season when she becomes the first Black woman to compete in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series on May 8 at Watkins Glen … Continue reading Dystany Spurlock To Make NASCAR Truck Series Debut In Historic Doubleheader at Watkins Glen

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ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR

Dystany Spurlock Makes ARCA History With Top-10 Finish in Kansas

Dystany Spurlock made history Saturday at Kansas Speedway, becoming the first Black woman to compete in a national ARCA Menards Series event and earning a remarkable 10th-place finish in the Tide 150. A dramatic late-race save after contactkept her car clean and secured the top-10 result in overtime. Piloting the No. 66 Foxxtecca Ford for MBM Motorsports and Garage 66, Spurlock started dead last in … Continue reading Dystany Spurlock Makes ARCA History With Top-10 Finish in Kansas

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Cup Series, NASCAR

All Active Full-Time NASCAR Cup Series Winners

Since 1949, the NASCAR Strictly Stock Series, followed by the Grand National, then Winston Cup, Nextel/Sprint Cup, Monster Energy Cup, and now NASCAR Cup Series, has provided racing opportunities for over 3,600 drivers. In that time, 205 drivers have won a race. That means roughly 5% of all drivers in its history have won at least one race. Currently, of the 36 full-time NASCAR Cup … Continue reading All Active Full-Time NASCAR Cup Series Winners

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NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Jeremy Clements Racing – The Resilient Team that Can

When seeing the larger than life figures who make up the top of any sport like NASCAR, there’s an assumption that Xfinity Series owner-driver Jeremy Clements. A driver and team, I’m sure most fans think of or regard very highly because he isn’t the type to get on TV very often. Jeremy Clements incredible story! His incredible story is not very talked about by anybody. … Continue reading Jeremy Clements Racing – The Resilient Team that Can

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Formula 1, Uncategorized

Eric Jensen a World Class Instructor and the Man Who Shaped Modern F1

Eric Jensen is a man of many talents. He’s a former professional racing driver, a world-class instructor, and one of the masterminds of the Ferrari Driver Academy. He began training drivers in 2002. In the past 20 years, Jensen has trained over 200 drivers; many have gone on to have successful careers. “If you look at the Mercedes F1 car, you’ll see a sponsor called … Continue reading Eric Jensen a World Class Instructor and the Man Who Shaped Modern F1

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Denny Hamlin Makes History with Vegas Win

According to some drivers, winning today is harder than it has ever been. Gone are the days of the 10-win seasons, and even 8-win seasons for the most part. A 5 or 6-win season in the NEXT Gen Era is considered fantastic. So, for a driver in his 40s, such as Denny Hamlin, to consistently outperform his much younger teammates and other competitors and win … Continue reading Denny Hamlin Makes History with Vegas Win

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NASCAR

Addressing Fans Arguments: Empty Seats

We continue to see people, mostly older, talk about how NASCAR is dying. These people typically point out abysmal TV ratings or half-empty race tracks, and their favorite argument is always, “Well, they tore down grandstands.” Well, let’s take a little dive into NASCAR history to figure out why that is. The 1980s, 90s, and early 2000s saw an incredible boom in the popularity of … Continue reading Addressing Fans Arguments: Empty Seats

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Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

NASCAR Makes History with Cup & Xfinity Races in Mexico in ’25

On June 14th, one of our sources in the Cup Series garage sent me a text. “NASCAR told us to get our passports ready for next season.” he hinted it was to be Mexico. I made sure that was posted quickly. Well today, Mexican born NASCAR Champion Daniel Suarez made the announcement official. On June 15th, the NASCAR Cup Series will be racing at the … Continue reading NASCAR Makes History with Cup & Xfinity Races in Mexico in ’25

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Cup Series, NASCAR

100 Wins for the Wood Brothers: A Look at the Winners

The Wood Brothers Racing team is the longest continually operated team, not only in the Cup Series, but all of NASCAR. Wood Brothers Racing formed in 1950 by brothers Clay, Ray Lee, Glen and Leonard Wood. The Wood Brothers have raced Ford and Ford products in both the Craftsman Truck Series as well as each of the NASCAR Grand National, Winston Cup, Nextel Cup, Sprint … Continue reading 100 Wins for the Wood Brothers: A Look at the Winners

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

The Winningest Families in NASCAR’s History

When you think “families” in NASCAR, you probably think Petty, Earnhardt, Allison or Elliott. Well, there is good reason those names come to mind. But what other names? Blaney? Wallace? Burton? Busch? Let’s take a look at the racing families of NASCAR. While we do, we look at total wins in the sport, not one series, not championships… Wins. (Header Image- Robert Laberge/Getty Images) Andretti … Continue reading The Winningest Families in NASCAR’s History

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