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Craftsman Truck Series

Corey Heim Becomes the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in Thrilling Phoenix Finale

By Seriously Fast Motorsports Staff Writer Andy DeLay PHOENIX, Ariz. — Under the bright desert lights of Phoenix Raceway, Corey Heim capped off a season for the record books by winning the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in a dramatic overtime finish that left many fans grabbing their chests as their hearts raced out of control due to the action on the track. When … Continue reading Corey Heim Becomes the 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Championship in Thrilling Phoenix Finale

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Cup Series, NASCAR

One Last Time, Championship 4 Appearences by Cup Teams

As we embark on what could very well be the last single-race Championship 4 in NASCAR, let’s take a look at the teams that have excelled in the current format. Richard Childress Racing – 1 Ryan Newman came second behind 2014 Champion Kevin Harvick during the 2014 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs in what would become the only appearance for RCR. This would be the only … Continue reading One Last Time, Championship 4 Appearences by Cup Teams

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Cup Series, NASCAR

SVG Scores Win No 4 at the Glen

In what was another clinic by the Kiwi, Shane van Gisbergen would go on to win his fifth career Cup Series victory and the fourth of the 2025 season. Four makes Shane the winningest rookie in Cup Series history and also ties him for second most road course wins in a row, tied with Chase Elliott. Jeff Gordon’s record sits at five in a row. … Continue reading SVG Scores Win No 4 at the Glen

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Cup Series, NASCAR

William Byron Gets Major Contract News in Charlotte

Charlotte, NC – Hendrick Motorsports has had three iconic numbers that will ride with them until the end. The number 5, where it all started. The number 48 a is 7x Championship-winning number. And the iconic number 24. The number 24 car is one of those numbers that holds no other recognizable history in NASCAR outside of Hendrick Motorsports. Four Championships, five Daytona 500s, and … Continue reading William Byron Gets Major Contract News in Charlotte

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Cup Series, NASCAR

William Byron Goes Back-to-Back in the 2025 Daytona 500

For the second year in a row, William Byron, who started his racing career on iRacing, wins the Daytona 500. William’s 2025 500 win is the young driver’s third at Daytona and the first back-to-back 500 win since Denny Hamlin did it in 2019 and 2020 and is the youngest back-to-back winner in the race’s history. During his post race interview, Byron admitted to FOX … Continue reading William Byron Goes Back-to-Back in the 2025 Daytona 500

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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, IMSA, IndyCar, NASCAR

From a Salesman, Does “Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday” Still Work?

For those of you who may not know or haven’t followed Seriously Fast Motorsports for some time, as much as I’d love it to be, motorsports is not my full-time job. I founded this brand in 2020 out of boredom during the COVID lockdowns. I’m a car salesman. I’ve been everything at a dealership outside of finance; I’ve been a porter, and I’ve been a … Continue reading From a Salesman, Does “Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday” Still Work?

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Cup Series, NASCAR

The New Face of NASCAR?

Over the years, NASCAR has had numerous drivers whose faces pop into your head immediately when someone begins to talk about the sport and its drivers. Petty, Earnhardt, Elliott, Waltrip, Gordon, Jr., Johnson, Busch, Elliott, Wallace, and more all come to mind. NASCAR fans have adored certain drivers for many reasons, including success, family history, and, these days, online popularity. With all that said, sometimes … Continue reading The New Face of NASCAR?

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Cup Series, NASCAR

After A 19 Year Absence, William Byron Puts the 24 Back in Victory Lane in the Daytona 500

Young Willy B, William Byron has accomplished much in his NASCAR career, going from iRacing to ARCA East Champion. ARCA East to 8 Craftsman Truck Series victories, Craftsman Trucks to Xfinity Series Champion with 4 series wins. He took over the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Cup Series team from Kasey Kahne in 2018. Hendrick rebranded the 5 team into the 24 team, bringing back one … Continue reading After A 19 Year Absence, William Byron Puts the 24 Back in Victory Lane in the Daytona 500

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