Mike Gambill

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I'm a secondary school history teacher and retired sports coach who enjoys writing about various sports as a way of staying connected to a personal passion of mine. I love watching NASCAR and Indycar and have been following both for many years. I have a lot of fond memories as a kid of watching the Indy 500 races on Memorial Day weekend (good old ABC Sports back then!) and I still try and attend races each spring and summer. My main focus is on looking at various drivers and teams each week and examining the latest trends in both racing series.

Ford appears to be backing out of the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series

Any American who's bought a vehicle at one point or followed racing, including NASCAR, is no doubt familiar with the "Big Three" of Detroit: General Motors, Ford, and Dodge/Ram.

Can Kaulig Racing bounce back from early season adversity and lead the Ram resurgency in NASCAR this season?

The only thing that seems certain in racing is that unforeseen events can bring down the best in the business, and the Kaulig team is far from the best this year- so far.

Sweet Home Alabama: IndyCar returns to the Barber Motorsports Park on Sunday

IndyCar fans, it's that time of the year again to head down South and enjoy the blooming magnolias and hopefully some sunshine in Alabama this weekend.

The Craftsman Truck Series roars back into action in Darlington this weekend

While NASCAR fans have enjoyed plenty of action so far into the 2026 racing season, the Craftsman Truck Series will finally jump back into action this weekend after a three-week hiatus.

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