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ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR

Dystany Spurlock Heads to Phoenix with Sponsor Charles Schwab Bank for Final Race of Historic 2026 Season

The ARCA Menards Series West race caps a year of milestones, challenges, and consistent growth on and off the track for one of motorsports’ most closely watched talents. AVONDALE, Ariz. — Dystany Spurlock will close out her groundbreaking 2026 stock car racing campaign Saturday, Oct. 17, when she heads to Phoenix Raceway for the Desert Diamond Casino West Valley 100, the next-to-last race of the … Continue reading Dystany Spurlock Heads to Phoenix with Sponsor Charles Schwab Bank for Final Race of Historic 2026 Season

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ARCA Menards Series, NASCAR

2027 ARCA Menards Series Schedule

ARCA Menards National Series released its schedule Tuesday afternoon. The schedule has no change in the number of races, at 20, for 2027. The season will start in February, alongside the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, on the 20th. The biggest change is the loss of Pocono Raceway; in its place, World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway. Image Credit: Julian Wayne/ SFM date track 2/20 … Continue reading 2027 ARCA Menards Series Schedule

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NASCAR

The Biggest Problem in NASCAR Right Now isn’t What You Think – And it Could Decide the Championship

If you’ve watched each race this season, you probably know what we’re talking about. It’s not aero, it’s not horsepower, it’s not even the drivers. Early on in the Cook Out 400 broadcast, the team pointed out something disturbing. Ryan Blaney’s pit crew has cost him more spots on pit road than entries into the races. Unlike his two Team Penske teammates, Blaney has been … Continue reading The Biggest Problem in NASCAR Right Now isn’t What You Think – And it Could Decide the Championship

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Cup Series, NASCAR

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

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