"I am speed." The moment Lightning McQueen spoke those words in the movie Cars by Pixar, he became an icon. The post Fans ...

And right now, that means General Motors is campaigning the Camaro body in NASCAR Cup, even though the muscle car left production back in December 2023. About the only change that’s apparent on ...

NASCAR tells drivers that they can get out of their cars. NASCAR displays the caution for rain. The line of storms is close by, and several teams and spotters reported rain drops on the frontstretch.

Sunday’s NASCAR season kick-off was down to the final ... three years that Preece has suffered a serious crash in which his car goes airborne at Daytona, which has him and others across the ...

NASCAR. Daytona 500 Winners List ... Whilst action begins from Monday, February 17 as the exterior campgrounds open, cars won't be spotted on track until Friday, February 21.

After replacing all four tires, the car returned to the race under caution. But once Busch pitted under the yellow for more repairs, NASCAR ruled him out of the race. Busch complained afterwards ...

arguably the most accomplished sprint-car racer to find success in NASCAR. And it isn't just the media making that comparison. "Watching his style, I feel like that's what I look like a lot out ...

Three hours later, the cars got back on track for 10 laps under caution before taking another break for more rain. Rain at the Daytona 500 is nothing new: Last year's NASCAR season-opener was ...

This marks the 16th time Chevrolet has provided the pace car for the Daytona 500 ... its latest innovation in front of the biggest day of NASCAR racing. The Chevy Blazer EV SS will be the first ...

Two cars — the No. 47 of Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and the No. 88 of Shane van Gisbergen — failed Daytona 500 prerace tech twice, per Bob Pockrass of FOX Sports. As a result, both drivers will drop ...

Blowovers and airborne crashes have always happened in NASCAR, but their increased frequency since the advent of the Next-Gen car should be a cause for concern.