Carson Kvapil led the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series field to green in the first series Chase race, but in the end, it was Sheldon Creed who walked away with the hardware. Sheldon scored the second victory of both the season and his career. Justin Allgaier and Anthony Alfredo each scored a Stage win and 15 stage points, along with Carson Kvapil, who finished P. 2 … Continue reading Full O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Chase Darlington Results
JHN is out of Legacy Motor Club. So where will he go next? With 11 wins in the O’Reilly Series and 13 wins and a regular-season Truck Series title. Plus winning one of the most prestigious late model races ever, the Snowball Derby, at only 17 years old. Mix that with his top-5 to top-10 runs and finishes in a middle-of-the-pack LMC No.42 car, and … Continue reading OPINION: Top 5 potential landing spots for JHN!
With rumors swirling for the past few days that John Hunter Nemechek would be out of the No. 42 Camry at the end of the 2026 season, we got an official update on Wednesday. Legacy Motor Club made the public announcement that John Hunter would no longer run for the team following the season-ending race at Homestead-Miami. It is widely rumored that Josh Berry is … Continue reading John Hunter Nemechek Officially Out at Legacy
Chandler Smith is in his second season with Front Row Motorsports in the Craftsman Truck Series and last weekend scored his second win of the season for the team. Tuesday, it was announced that Chandler will not be returning to the team for the 2027 season. With four wins for FRM and a playoff appearance in his first season, Chandler is also a multi-time winner … Continue reading Chandler Smith Will Not Return to Front Row for 2027
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
Peterson Racing announced late in 2025 that the team would field its No. 87 Chevrolet in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series full-time for Austin Green for the ’26 season. Austin did fill the seat until it was announced late in May of ’26 that former AM Racing driver Nick Sanchez would split the seat later in the season. Last night, during the CW’s Broadcast of … Continue reading CW Broadcast Leaks Peterson Racing’s 2027 Plans
Recently, it was revealed that Jesse Love, the defending O’Reilly Series champion, would be moving up to the Cup Series in 2027 with NASCAR’s most historic team! The man who’s won a championship in every NASCAR division he’s ever competed in has been linked to many Cup Series teams right at the start of the Cup season. So obviously, he’s a young talent many bigwigs … Continue reading OPINION: Is Jesse Love to WBR the right move, or does Heim’s Cup win show it was a mistake?
Austin Hill is without a doubt the best superspeedway racer in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, ever. His numbers speak for themselves. However, the term “road course racer” doesn’t usually come to mind for most fans. Austin Hill may not be a fan favorite. He may not even be tolerated by many fans. But he does win, A LOT. Austin is now a 16-time winner … Continue reading Austin Hill Finally Wins on a Road Course
The Boys of the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series got the chance to show who was fastest in pursuit of the first Pole Award on an active US Naval Base. Five cars did not post a lap in OAPS qualifying for the San Diego Street Course this afternoon, including Jesse Love, Brandon Jones, and Jesse Iwuji. Love did not qualify due to a penalty for having … Continue reading O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Starting Lineup for San Diego
Jeremy Clements has been a staple of the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series since 2003, when he made a pair of starts for Kenneth Appling Racing. Since 2003, Jeremy has even made starts for JD Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing. In 2008, he and his father, Tony, founded Jeremy Clements Racing. In 2011, Jeremy Clements Racing went full-time racing, and in 2014, Jeremy raced full-time in … Continue reading Jeremy Clements Set to Make NASCAR History at San Diego
