When seeing the larger than life figures who make up the top of any sport like NASCAR, there’s an assumption that Xfinity Series owner-driver Jeremy Clements. A driver and team, I’m sure most fans think of or regard very highly because he isn’t the type to get on TV very often. Jeremy Clements incredible story! His incredible story is not very talked about by anybody. … Continue reading Jeremy Clements Racing – The Resilient Team that Can
As we end the 2025 NASCAR season, it’s easy to forget that Kaz Grala, who was in the thick of things last year, watched most of it all unfold from somewhere in LMC’s HQ. For 2025, Kaz Grala accepted a role as LMC’s simulation driver, and it’s far from the promising start he had. This Betrays the Promising Start His Career Had and the Talent … Continue reading A Strangely Memorable Driver, Kaz Grala, What Happened To Him In 2025?
It was supposed to be the coronation of a prodigy. Ten wins, a season-long display of pure dominance, and the kind of poise that made Connor Zilisch look like he could be the next great NASCAR wheelman. The issue is, when the checkered flag fell Saturday night under the desert lights of Phoenix Raceway, Zilisch wasn’t the champion. In fact, he just didn’t have the … Continue reading When Dominance Isn’t Enough — Connor Zilisch’s Heartbreak at Phoenix and NASCAR’s Championship Problem
By: Andy DeLay, Seriously Fast Motorsports It all comes down to this. After 32 race weekends, the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship Four rolls into Phoenix Raceway — the one‑mile bullring that’s earned its reputation for deciding championships under the blazing Arizona sun. For longtime fans who’ve seen the old Busch Series grow from a developmental series into the Xfinity Series, where it has morphed into … Continue reading Old School Heat: The Xfinity Title Fight Heats up in the Desert
Following this past Saturday’s Xfinity Series race at Martinsville Speedway and the intentional wrecking of Jeb Burton’s No. 27 Chevrolet following the drop of the checkered flag, Sam Mayer is suspended. His suspension comes as the Xfinity Series heads to Phoenix for the Series Championship. Mayer, driver of the Haas Factory Team No. 41 Ford Mustang, and Jeb Burton traded blows under green at Martinsville, … Continue reading Sam Mayer Suspended for Championship Race at Phoenix
We all know that NASCAR and the industry have been in fierce conversations this season about a potential change to the Championship format as soon as the 2026 season. Fans and industry personalities alike have clearly felt that the current format has run aground, and even the TV numbers have fallen substantially year over year. It is time to take it out behind the barn, … Continue reading Three Potential 2026 Formats Remain for NASCAR
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!
Freeway Insurance to be Showcased as Primary Partner Beginning with Daytona 500 MOORESVILLE, N.C. (October 22, 2025) – Daniel Suarez, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series race winner and nine-year veteran of NASCAR’s premier division will move to Spire Motorsports for the 2026 season to pilot the team’s No. 7 Chevrolet ZL1. Suarez, 33, spent the last five seasons at the controls of the No. 99 Chevy for … Continue reading Daniel Suarez to Steer Spire Motorsports No. 7 Chevrolet ZL1 in 2026
From questionable contact made on the track to his attitude toward some fans, Austin Hill may not be likable to most. But damn is he good. Austin Hill scored his 14th career Xfinity Series victory this past weekend, his 11th on a superspeedway track. That means Austin has only three victories off the high banks: Martinsville, Pocono, and Las Vegas. Why Fans Hate Him What … Continue reading Austin Hill – He May Not Be Liked, But he’s Damn Good
JR Motorsports makes its driver lineup for the 2026 season official in the 1 car. JR Motorsports made its announcement of Rodney Childers as crew chief of the No. 1 car for the 2026 season. In the same announcement, JR Motorsports made it public that the young phenom Connor Zilisch would field the car part-time alongside his current JRM teammate Carson Kvapil. Connor has a … Continue reading JR Motorsports Announces their 2026 Driver Lineup for the 1 Car
