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David Ragan earns second Nationwide Series win after showdown with Carl Edwards at Bristol

David Ragan shot ahead of Carl Edwards in a green-white-checkered finish to win the NASCAR Nationwide Series Food City 250 Friday night by a 1.379-second margin.

Kyle Busch snaps Ron Hornaday’s winning streak with come-from-behind effort at Bristol

As evidenced by a wide smile and upbeat attitude in the Bristol Motor Speedway's Victory Lane, his swagger was back, his style no longer cramped.

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Gardner White Furniture, Elite Rewards and Black’s Tire Team Up With TRICON for Michigan

TRICON Garage (TRICON) is pleased to announce Black’s Tire is expanding its existing slate of events with driver Tanner Gray, welcoming Gardner White Furniture and Elite Rewards as additional partners on the No. 15 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro at Michigan International Speedway.

Nick Sanchez Joins Peterson Racing

Peterson Racing is proud to announce that driver Nick Sanchez has joined the organization for a limited schedule of races.

4 Reasons Hands-On Auto Education Matters in the Age of Smart Vehicles

Luckily, programs built around real, working systems—such as the hybrid and EV training equipment from AutoEDU—are designed to bridge that gap and help you understand your vehicle even better. Here’s why hands-on auto education is vital in the age of smart vehicles.

Alex Palou whoops field in chaotic Detroit race

It wasn't a 10 out of 10 drive, but Alex Palou dominated on the streets of the motor city to win the NTT IndyCar Series Detroit Grand Prix.

RFK Racing – Nashville Superspeedway Executive Summary

RFK Racing faced a challenging night at Nashville Superspeedway, with each team battling through setbacks along the way.

Team Penske NASCAR Cup Series Race Report – Nashville

Ryan Blaney and the No. 12 Advance Auto Parts Ford Mustang Dark Horse team came away with an eighth-place finish Sunday night at Nashville Superspeedway
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