After a successful 2013 season that saw a pair of back-to-back champions, all things are pointing towards an even better 2014 season. Both the OSCAAR Super Late Model and OSCAAR Modified divisions look to be expanding as we head into the new season.
Silly Season is in full force as RAB Racing announced today that James Buescher will drive the No. 99 Toyota for the full season next year in the Nationwide Series. Chris Rice, who worked with that team last year, will be the crew chief, with sponsorship details to come. It is a multi-year partnership.
Sunday’s 46th Annual Snowball Derby was filled with disappointment and enjoyment across the drivers who started the prestigious Super Late Model race. Austin Theriault was among the few drivers who went home satisfied with their placement in the finishing order.
The NBC Sports Network informed the NASCAR world during champion’s week who their lead commentators will be. Jeff Burton will debut his commentating skills in the summer of 2015 with Rick Allen who will occupy the play-by-play role.
Saying Chase Elliott’s weekend was great would be an understatement. The 18-year-old swept the weekend at Five Flags Speedway by winning the Snowflake 100 and Snowball Derby becoming the first driver in history to win both on the same weekend.
Spencer Boyd, veteran driver and owner of Freedom Racing Enterprises, announced today that he will be stepping out of the seat for the first three road course races of the 2026 Craftsman Truck Series season.
Rackley WAR announced today that trailblazing NASCAR driver and motorsports personality Toni Breidinger will drive the organization’s No. 27 Chevrolet Silverado RST entry for a part-time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series schedule in 2026.
There is a reason why the Daytona 500 remains the hardest trophy to capture, even for the sport’s titans. Just ask Kyle Busch. Just ask Tony Stewart (who retired without one).
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