One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era

With one of the best restarts you’ll see all year, Denny Hamlin held off two of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates to win the 2026 Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. Denny’s win would be the second of the 2026 season, the 16th of the Next Gen Era, and the 62nd of his career. The chaotic race at Nashville started off with a thud for … Continue reading One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era

Looking at Kyle Busch Motorsports Legacy in Today’s Cup Series

Founded in 2010 in the Craftsman Truck Series, Kyle Busch Motorsports became a staple of the series, and it did so in no time at all. If there was a KBM truck on the track, you expected it to win. Since then, KBM has produced multitudes of future Cup Series stars, including Daytona 500 winners and Championship 4 contenders. By the time the team closed … Continue reading Looking at Kyle Busch Motorsports Legacy in Today’s Cup Series

Toyota’s Spring Surge: Can Anyone Catch the Camrys?

By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer | Seriously Fast Motorsports One thing that I’ve noticed while watching this year’s NASCAR Cup Series season unfold, there’s been a lot of red, white, and black out front. Through the first five races of the year, the story isn’t just about who’s winning, it’s about the fact that Toyota seems to have a tight grip on the rest of … Continue reading Toyota’s Spring Surge: Can Anyone Catch the Camrys?

Judge Rules on JGR vs Gabehart Restraining Order Request

The judge in Joe Gibbs Racing’s lawsuit against its former Competition Director, Chris Gabehart, has dropped a ruling. JGR filed a restraining order on Gabehart demanding that he not be able to work for Spire Motorsports following the accusations that he stole proprietary information from the team. Essentially, their request was to limit Gabehart’s role at Spire Motorsports, making it impossible for him to use … Continue reading Judge Rules on JGR vs Gabehart Restraining Order Request

ARCA Menards Series 2026 Daytona Results

Gio Ruggiero survived the final restart of the General Tire 200 at Daytona to get Joe Gibbs Racing their first superspeedway victory in the ARCA Menards Series. Gio’s victory at Daytona also becomes the first of his ARCA Menards Series career. Image via ARCA Menards Series 1 Gio Ruggiero 2 Jake Bollman 3 Kole Raz 4 Daniel Dye 5 Glen Reen 6 jack Wood 7 … Continue reading ARCA Menards Series 2026 Daytona Results

The Real Deal: Brent Crews Signed to Drive the No. 19 for Joe Gibbs Racing in 2026

By: Andy DeLay Staff Writer ​If there is one thing I’ve learned in decades of covering this sport, it’s that “talent” is a word thrown around way too loosely these days. Every once in a while, though, you see a kid who reminds you of the old days… Someone who can hop in a dirt midget, a Trans Am car, or a stock car and … Continue reading The Real Deal: Brent Crews Signed to Drive the No. 19 for Joe Gibbs Racing in 2026

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

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

Briscoe is Silencing Doubts With Speed, Not Words

Chase Briscoe climbed from his Bass Pro Shops Toyota and knelt in prayer amidst a cloud of still lingering smoke from his victory burnout. After a moment, he climbed atop the black and orange #19 to a roar of applause from the 150,000 Talladega faithful in attendance. The 30-year-old driver from Mitchell, Indiana, had just won the biggest race of his career to lock himself … Continue reading Briscoe is Silencing Doubts With Speed, Not Words

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