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Richard Childress Racing has one of the most talented young drivers on the market in Tyler Reddick. He initially made the Chase this season but was ultimately eliminated in round one, not entirely his fault, just some bad luck.
At the end of the season, StarCom Racing as we know it will change. They have sold their charter, which means the #00 Chevy Camaro of Quin Houff will no longer be a full-time Cup Series car if a car at all. They are said to be 'ceasing operations' but the extent of 'ceasing' is unknown at this point.
Carson Ware will pilot the #52 Toyota Supra for Jimmy Means Racing and Rick Ware Racing on Saturday evening in Las Vegas. The first time he will get behind the wheel of this car, previously he has raced the #17 of SS Green Light Racing and #74 of Mike Harmon Racing in the 2021 Xfinity Series season.
Wednesday morning was a heavy news morning for NASCAR fans. The news would break that two veterans would not be returning to their current rides for the 2022 season. Matt DiBenedetto was told that he would not be given another chance by Wood Brothers racing next season, due to current Xfinity Series driver Harrison Burton taking over the car...
Josh Bilicki pulled double duty this past weekend in the Xfinity Series and the NASCAR Cup Series at Road America in Bilicki's home state of Wisconsin. In the Xfinity Series race, he drove the #07 Insurance King Chevy Camaro, in which he ran a solid race for the SS Green Light Racing team. Well, it was a solid race until...
The 21 year old driver, Chris Hacker will make his 2021 ARCA Menards Series season debut this weekend at Charlotte.
The driver of the No.6 car in the Xfinity series, Ryan Vargas has teamed up with the running back of the New Orleans Saints, Alvin Kamara to sponsor his ride at the Daytona Road Course this weekend.
This past weekend at Daytona was quite the experience for all the drivers. The most noted is obviously the over five-hour rain delay or even Ross Chastain leaving the track during the rain delay to get McDonald's.
The Daytona 500 of 2020 was one for the books which featured a five-hour rain delay only 14 laps into the Great American Race. The race would end after midnight with the veteran Michael McDowell winning the race in the #34 Love's Ford, his first career win. He would lead just one lap but it was the one that mattered the most....