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Cup Series, NASCAR, Opinion

OPINION: Is Jesse Love to WBR the right move, or does Heim’s Cup win show it was a mistake?

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?

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Jesse Love to Drive the Legendary No. 21 Mustang in 2027 for the Wood Brothers

After a ton of speculation and rumors, it is official today. Jesse Love Jr. will make the climb to full-time NASCAR Cup Series competition. Jesse will take the place of Josh Berry behind the wheel of the legendary Wood Brothers Racing No. 21 Ford Mustang Dark Horse. Love is the reigning O’Reilly Auto Parts Series champion and currently drives the No. 2 Chevrolet Camaro for … Continue reading Jesse Love to Drive the Legendary No. 21 Mustang in 2027 for the Wood Brothers

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Cup Series, NASCAR

5 Cup Drivers who can get Their First Multi-Win Season in 2026

We’ve seen several drivers at NASCAR’s top level score their breakout season over the last few years: Briscoe, Blaney, Byron, Reddick, and van Gisbergen come to mind. On the other hand, several others have yet to do so. If it is a short career or just pure bad luck, let’s take a look at drivers who can make 2026 their season. Josh Berry Josh Berry … Continue reading 5 Cup Drivers who can get Their First Multi-Win Season in 2026

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Cup Series, NASCAR

Several Cup Teams React to NASCAR v Team Settlments

Following yesterday’s settlement between NASCAR and 23XI/Front Row Motorsports, we are starting to see some responses from the non-suing teams come public. Yesterday’s settlement brought “Evergreen” Charters to all teams; the teams are getting a seat at the table with decision-making in rules that would cost teams significant amounts of money, and getting a piece of the international broadcasting money for the first time. Roger … Continue reading Several Cup Teams React to NASCAR v Team Settlments

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Cup Series, Formula 1, IndyCar, NASCAR

The Biggest Racing Moments of 2024

The Return of an Icon Dale Earnhardt Jr. Returned an American Icon to the race track in 2024 bringing his iconic Bud #8 to Florence McLaren’s First Title Since 2008 McLaren F1 team’s history of F1 is long and Iconic. The historic Papaya color returned to the team in 2018 and in 2024 finally returned to the forefront as Constructors World Champions, their first world … Continue reading The Biggest Racing Moments of 2024

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Cup Series, NASCAR

2024’s Winningest Teams in the Cup Series

The Cup Series saw 36 points paying races in the 2024 season with a whopping 18 different winners. Those 18 drivers represented 10 different organizations. NASCAR also runs five non-points paying exhibition races over the season, the Busch Light Clash, the pair of Bluegreen Vacations Duels at Daytona, the All-Star Open and the All-Star race itself for a total of 43 races. Unlike all of … Continue reading 2024’s Winningest Teams in the Cup Series

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Cup Series, NASCAR

100 Wins for the Wood Brothers: A Look at the Winners

The Wood Brothers Racing team is the longest continually operated team, not only in the Cup Series, but all of NASCAR. Wood Brothers Racing formed in 1950 by brothers Clay, Ray Lee, Glen and Leonard Wood. The Wood Brothers have raced Ford and Ford products in both the Craftsman Truck Series as well as each of the NASCAR Grand National, Winston Cup, Nextel Cup, Sprint … Continue reading 100 Wins for the Wood Brothers: A Look at the Winners

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Cup Series, NASCAR

One Race to Go: Cup Series Playoff Standings Following Daytona

The 2024 Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona was pure chaos. We saw two cars fighting hard to lock themselves into the Playoffs flip on their lids, multiple big ones and a first time winner. After being told he would be out of his No. 21 Ford, Harrison Burton flipped the Playoff Bubble upside down by winning his first career NASCAR Cup Series race. His … Continue reading One Race to Go: Cup Series Playoff Standings Following Daytona

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