Before the season started, Denny Hamlin said he was done racing when his contract with Joe Gibbs Racing expires at the end of the 2027 season. Following his historic win at Michigan, Denny dropped a bombshell. On the Prime broadcast, he leaked that Brent Crews would be his replacement in the 11 car in 2028. As we approach the month of July, there is only … Continue reading When does Brent Crews take over the 11 for Denny Hamlin?
After starting in the back, once again, Denny Hamlin allowed the speed of his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Camry and his vast years of experience to just… Go. Michigan marked Denny’s 63rd career Cup Series victory. The 60th with Toyota, making him the first driver in the OEM’s history to hit that mark. The late Kyle Busch scored 56 of his victories with Toyota. … Continue reading Denny Hamlin Ties Kyle Busch for 9th All-Time with a Fantastic Tribute
Driver of the No. 55 Nitro Motorsports Toyota Camry, Isabella Robusto, is in her sophomore season here in the ARCA Menards Series, and she joined us in the media center here at Michigan International Speedway this morning. I asked her about the teammates she leans on for support at a large track like Michigan, “I mean, really, we’re all pretty new to all of the … Continue reading SFM Live at Track with Isabella Robusto
Founded in 2010 in the Craftsman Truck Series, Kyle Busch Motorsports became a staple of the series, and it did so in no time at all. If there was a KBM truck on the track, you expected it to win. Since then, KBM has produced multitudes of future Cup Series stars, including Daytona 500 winners and Championship 4 contenders. By the time the team closed … Continue reading Looking at Kyle Busch Motorsports Legacy in Today’s Cup Series
By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer | Seriously Fast Motorsports One thing that I’ve noticed while watching this year’s NASCAR Cup Series season unfold, there’s been a lot of red, white, and black out front. Through the first five races of the year, the story isn’t just about who’s winning, it’s about the fact that Toyota seems to have a tight grip on the rest of … Continue reading Toyota’s Spring Surge: Can Anyone Catch the Camrys?
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (February 23, 2026) – TRD U.S.A. (Toyota Racing Development) announced a long-term commitment to third-generation driver Keelan Harvick, who will continue his development through pavement opportunities as a part of the TOYOTA RACING family. During the 2026 motorsports season, Harvick will partner with RACKLEY W.A.R. and Kevin Harvick, Inc. to compete in dozens of late model races nationwide, piloting the No. 62 Toyota Camry … Continue reading Keelan Harvick signs long-term agreement with Toyota Racing
The final four is set for Phoenix. Denny Hamlin, William Byron, Kyle Larson, and Chase Briscoe have survived the first three rounds of the playoffs. Each driver deserves to be in the final four, but which will continue me out victorious? Why Denny Hamlin will win the championship. Hamlin has the most wins in Cup this season with six. His crew makes the right adjustments … Continue reading Why Each Driver Will and Wont Win the Championship
According to some drivers, winning today is harder than it has ever been. Gone are the days of the 10-win seasons, and even 8-win seasons for the most part. A 5 or 6-win season in the NEXT Gen Era is considered fantastic. So, for a driver in his 40s, such as Denny Hamlin, to consistently outperform his much younger teammates and other competitors and win … Continue reading Denny Hamlin Makes History with Vegas Win
If NASCAR wins the Monopoly lawsuit between themselves and 23XI Racing/Front Row Motorsports, there will be six full-time Cup Drivers in free agency. So, let’s speculate. Obviously, each and every one of these drivers would be a prime candidate for a new team if they were to purchase these charters, but where do they end up if an existing team were to jump at them? … Continue reading Most Likely Drivers Landing Places if NASCAR Wins the Monopoly Lawsuit
The 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season has been one of frustration and near-misses for Corey Heim after a blazing start. The 21-year-old driver has shown flashes of greatness which has made him a fan favorite and a championship contender, but bad breaks this season have hindered his efforts to establish himself as a consistent closer. A Promising Start Heim entered the 2025 season with … Continue reading Don’t Count Corey Heim Out. The Bad Luck is Temporary.
