Tag: Next Gen

Cup Series, NASCAR

Chevrolet Racing Re-Introduces the Camaro Cup Car for 2026 and Beyond

Chevrolet and Chevrolet Racing introduce the new NASCAR NextGen Cup car for Team Chevrolet teams for the 2026 season and beyond. The vehicle is not the Frankencar many have rumored over the last month or so, but instead an evolution of the current Cup car. The car is based on the late Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Carbon Performance Package. A performance accessory package that was released … Continue reading Chevrolet Racing Re-Introduces the Camaro Cup Car for 2026 and Beyond

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

The Biggest problem with the Next Gen No One Talks About!

This season has highlighted Ty Gibbs’ struggle with the Next Gen. The man who won 12 Xfinity races, including his debut at 18 years old, won the Xfinity championship at an incredible 19 years old. Now, recently, he broke the record for most starts without a win at JGR, breaking the record set by JJ Yeley. Ty Gibbs is far from an Outlier in the … Continue reading The Biggest problem with the Next Gen No One Talks About!

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Has Always Been Underrated!

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. has earned the nickname Wrecky Spinhouse Jr. due to his constant incidents with other drivers, starting with his infamous 2018 season. With incidents with Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Chase Elliott, Ryan Preece, and any foreign driver that dares enter the series. This wasn’t always the case, though. Stenhouse Was the Most Promising Prospect In NASCAR In 2013 He won back-to-back Nationwide Series … Continue reading Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Has Always Been Underrated!

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Cup Series, NASCAR

More Power! NASCAR Boosts 2026 Cup Series Horsepower

The rumor has been swirling for some time surrounding horsepower for the Cup Series starting in 2026, and guess what, guys? We got it! Today, NASCAR has confirmed that they will be increasing horsepower at select tracks for the 2026 season. Currently, the NASCAR Cup Series cars produce 670 horsepower on most tracks, but 510 at superspeedways. That all changes in February. Starting at the … Continue reading More Power! NASCAR Boosts 2026 Cup Series Horsepower

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