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The NASCAR Next Gen car is the most dramatic change in modern NASCAR history, being the seventh generation of stock cars to be released in 2022. It is an 18-inch single-lug wheel, 5-speed sequential gearbox, 358 CID V8,
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There's been a clamor for adjustments to NASCAR's practice and qualifying procedures, and the Series hopes to deliver on some of those wishes, in some fashion, next year. The 2025
Indianapolis 500 winner Palou joins the Mercedes team for the Indianapolis 500 Eight-Hour. Palou's first GT3 race since 2019 in the Intercontinental GT Challenge final round. Alex Palou, the three-time IndyCar
Video from the last two circuits of last Sunday's turbulent finish in Richmond and telemetry verified Dillon's deliberate wrecking-ball approach to triumph. Following several days of thought and investigation, NASCAR decided
Road course “animal” Shane van Gisbergen goes into this weekend’s Chicago street race as stand-out favorite following last year’s stunning triumph Trackhouse’s Ross Chastain believes this weekend’s NASCAR Cup race at
Kyle Larson’s ‘Month of May’ adventure has just begun, and he’s already visited Victory Lane and inscribed himself in the record books – all that before he even gets to
Chase Elliott was part of the celebration after Sunday's NASCAR Cup race at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway, but it wasn't the one he had planned for. Elliott was strong throughout Sunday's race,
Ryan Blaney When Ryan Blaney tapped into the NASCAR Cup Series as a full time suburbanite with Wood Brothers Racing in 2016, he did so with very upper expectations placed on
Christopher Bell(20) and Kyle Larson(5) are two of the four drivers racing for a championship in PhoenixChristopher Bell, Kyle Larson, Ryan Blaney and William Byron will enter Sunday’s ‘Cup Series
A squint when at history can offer a squint into what is likely happen in an upcoming event. When it comes to this weekend’s ‘Cup Series Championship’ at the Phoenix
Cautions come in upper numbers in Truck Series races The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series began in 1995 with a modest 20-race schedule mostly on tracks of one mile in length or
After three full seasons in the NASCAR Cup Series driving for Stewart-Haas Racing where he produced very mediocre results, Cole Custer found himself still with that same organization at the
*Turn 2 Blog is a regular full-length on InsideCircleTrack.com. Here, site operators Michael Moats and Richard Allen take turns offering their thoughts on the NASCAR and pavement short track racing
