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NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Brennan Poole’s Most Impressive 2026 Stat: Consistency over Chaos

Brennan Poole will be transitioning from Alpha Prime Racing to Jordan Anderson Racing for the 2027 season. Brennan proved why he’s a team owner’s dream before making that move; he ran a perfect season. Not one time this season did Brennan fail to finish a race. Brennan is the first driver in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series to accomplish this feat since AJ Allmendinger did … Continue reading Brennan Poole’s Most Impressive 2026 Stat: Consistency over Chaos

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Full 2026 NASCAR Championship Weekend Schedule – Homestead-Miami

For the first time since 2019, NASCAR returns to the warm weather of South Florida to finish out its racing season. It is a sad and somber place, as the last time we raced here for a title, the late Kyle Busch left with the hardware. We have a full racing weekend ahead of us, so tell your wives to plan accordingly. We got shit … Continue reading Full 2026 NASCAR Championship Weekend Schedule – Homestead-Miami

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ARCA Menards Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, Local Racing, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, Opinion, Uncategorized

Opinion: This Should be the Death Knell for the Yellow-Line Rule

Kyle Larson crosses the Start/Finish line at Talladega Superspeedway in 1st place. It’s a miraculous, Earnhardt-esque rally beyond belief for someone who has so notoriously struggled to find success on Superspeedways. At long last, one of the greatest racecar drivers of our generation has finally conquered his Achilles heel. But… his left-side tires ever so barely went below the double yellow line in the tri-oval. … Continue reading Opinion: This Should be the Death Knell for the Yellow-Line Rule

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

NASCAR Makes Major Stage End Changes for All National Series

NASCAR will implement a new stage-break procedure for its national series beginning this weekend at Iowa Speedway, the sanctioning body announced Thursday. According to officials, the procedure will occur when a natural caution falls within the final 10 laps of the scheduled stage break. In that event, the stage will be deemed official at the time of caution. The traditional caution process will then serve … Continue reading NASCAR Makes Major Stage End Changes for All National Series

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NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Glen Reen Scores His Career-Best Finish at EchoPark

I got a chance to chat with Joey Gase Motorsports driver Glen Reen after his fantastic finish at EchoPark this past weekend. I may have interrupted a chess game between him and his future father-in-law, but he was more than happy to talk about the race weekend in the No. Before he hopped in the car for qualifying, Massachusetts native Glen Reen had never run … Continue reading Glen Reen Scores His Career-Best Finish at EchoPark

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Cup Series, NASCAR, Opinion

My Experience at COTA 2026

My wife and I traveled to Circuit of the Americas for the NASCAR and IMSA weekend. It was our first time at the track, and I was truly impressed with the weekend. First, I’d like to talk about the facilities and employees at the track. The facilities were A+. We went both Saturday and Sunday, and parking was easy. Leaving the track was easier. We … Continue reading My Experience at COTA 2026

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JRM has revolutionized driver devlopment and nobody is talking about it.

With Brendan Queen gaining hype after his ARCA championship campaign. It makes him the most recent late-model driver to suddenly rise from touring late model to the big time in NASCAR. Joining the likes of Josh Berry, Ryan Preece, and Carson Kvapil, plus more. But what nobody is talking about is how rare this is. There have been drivers like Greg Biffle, who came into … Continue reading JRM has revolutionized driver devlopment and nobody is talking about it.

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NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

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

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Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Major 2026 NASCAR Silly Season Bombshells Dropped

The 2026 NASCAR Silly Season has been fun to keep an eye on so far, and some big questions have been answered on Friday morning. From the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series to the Cup Series, here are the biggest stories so far this morning. Parker Retzlaff will join Viking Motorsports The No. 99 Chevrolet of Viking Motorsports will have a new driver for 2026. Parker … Continue reading Major 2026 NASCAR Silly Season Bombshells Dropped

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NASCAR, NASCAR Euro Series

When Dominance Isn’t Enough — Connor Zilisch’s Heartbreak at Phoenix and NASCAR’s Championship Problem

It was supposed to be the coronation of a prodigy. Ten wins, a season-long display of pure dominance, and the kind of poise that made Connor Zilisch look like he could be the next great NASCAR wheelman. The issue is, when the checkered flag fell Saturday night under the desert lights of Phoenix Raceway, Zilisch wasn’t the champion. In fact, he just didn’t have the … Continue reading When Dominance Isn’t Enough — Connor Zilisch’s Heartbreak at Phoenix and NASCAR’s Championship Problem

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