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St. Petersburg Results: Riggs Finally Locks in on a Road Course

The short track driver from Front Row held off two series champions from ThorSport and saved just enough fuel to secure his first-ever road course victory in the Craftsman Truck Series. Even more special is that he did it on the inaugural series street course. Layne Riggs led a race-high 41 laps to score his first win of the season. Although there are no more … Continue reading St. Petersburg Results: Riggs Finally Locks in on a Road Course

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Riggs Rules the Streets: A Historic Victory in St. Pete

Andy DeLay, Staff Writer ​ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – History was made today under the Florida sun, and it came with the roar of a V8 and the smell of saltwater. Layne Riggs and his No. 34 Front Row Motorsports team have etched their names into the record books as the winners of the inaugural OnlyBulls Green Flag 150, the first-ever street course event for the … Continue reading Riggs Rules the Streets: A Historic Victory in St. Pete

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This Changes Everything for NASCAR’s Stages

Stages. Love them or hate them, since NASCAR introduced Stages in 2017, they have played a significant role across all three national series. With a Playoff Point payout for winning, and a total of 55 points paid out each stage, both the points and Playoff Points made and broken championship runs. Playoff Points carried over to each cut, but the Stage Points evaporated. In 2026, … Continue reading This Changes Everything for NASCAR’s Stages

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Fr8 Racing 208 Results from Echo Park Speedway

Unfortunately, a weather delay put an early end to the Craftsman Truck Series race in Atlanta earlier this afternoon. With the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race starting at 5 pm, NASCAR was forced to implement its timed ending, which turned out to be a fantastic race at 4:20 pm. Kyle Busch would hold off some fantastic charges from Ben Rhodes, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and others … Continue reading Fr8 Racing 208 Results from Echo Park Speedway

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TV Numbers for the 2026 Daytona 500 Weekend

The 2026 Daytona 500 weekend marked the 68th running of the Great American Race. Won by Tyler Reddick for 23XI Racing and Toyota, the 500 becomes the second crown jewel victory for the team in as many years, and the ninth career win for Tyler. With that win, he becomes only the second driver to win the Great American Race for Toyota. The weekend got … Continue reading TV Numbers for the 2026 Daytona 500 Weekend

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Fresh From Florida 250 Results

In one of the most exciting recent finishes in the Truck Series, Chandler Smith brought a broken pack four wide coming through the tri-oval to win the Fresh From Florida 250 at Daytona with a hell of a push from Ford Racing corporate teammate Ty Majeski. His win at Daytona is the eighth win of his Craftsman Truck Series career and his third with Front … Continue reading Fresh From Florida 250 Results

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26 Bold Predictions For the 2026 NASCAR Season

Welcome to the third installment of ‘Bold Predictions’. If you’re new, this is a series where I present a certain number of, admittedly, far-fetched ideas. Before getting into it, I think it’s important to clarify that this is not a list of things I think will definitely happen, but rather a fun exercise to predict some of the more unexpected things that could happen. So … Continue reading 26 Bold Predictions For the 2026 NASCAR Season

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NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

To the Average American motorsports fan, Formula 1 is nothing more than classy precision, follow-the-leader for the pompous rich and Europeans. NASCAR’s new pre-Daytona 500 promo praises the sport’s brash, full-contact history. Their new promo is justifiably titled “America, Start Your Engines,” and hell yeah it was beautiful! The Promo American Actor Scott Eastwood, son of legendary actor Clint Eastwood, plays the race fan’s hero, … Continue reading NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

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NASCAR Spotlight- Scott Haller 25 Year Veteran and Owner of That’s a Wrap

Scott Haller is living the dream of many NASCAR fans. He’s a business owner who wraps cars for various teams, a 25-year industry veteran, and the operator of a successful TikTok channel. “When I was 12, I begged my parents for a go-kart. Ran one year in karts, sold that, and moved to modifieds for three years. Sold that and ran late models for two … Continue reading NASCAR Spotlight- Scott Haller 25 Year Veteran and Owner of That’s a Wrap

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How to Watch the 2026 Daytona 500 and What to Watch for

The Daytona 500 is, without question, the most attended and most watched race of any NASCAR season. In fact, the 500 has no rivals. The spectacle, the history, and the pride in the sport. It all leads into a scene like no other in our motorsport. This year marks the 68th running of the Great American Race at one of the most famous race tracks … Continue reading How to Watch the 2026 Daytona 500 and What to Watch for

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