SM Staff

With all proper respects to the residents of Dallas-Texas, it's always been my personal belief that the term "Big D" stands for Darlington-South Carolina.

Prior to the Showtime Southern 500, the time-honored tradition of giving the command to start engines will once again be afforded to the NASCAR moms in honor of Mother’s Day.

Maybe it was because there were only four Sprint Cup Series drivers in the field or was it because Kyle Busch was nowhere to be seen?

Learning how to tame the track "Too Tough to Tame", and mastering the art of dancing with "The Lady in Black" is all needed if you want to have success in Darlington.

Next weekend for Matt Crafton just got a little busier as he will attempt to qualify and race in the ARCA Racing Series' Menards 200 at Toledo Speedway in Ohio.

For years, NASCAR has been trying to site a track in the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut metro area without success.

For years this 1.366 mile track has been a staple for this sport, and NASCAR looks to continue that tradition.

Anyone connected to the executive branch of Joe Gibbs Racing, (JGR), will be happy to tell you about the rewards from participating in the NASCAR weekend at the Richmond International Raceway.

It was a short track. It was a night race. So this race should have been an incredible journey back to the old school racing that made NASCAR a household word.

Rubbing is racing but Juan Pablo Montoya had none of it Saturday night in Richmond. Never known to back down, Montoya was out for revenge after contact with Ryan Newman sent his pole-winning car to pit road for repairs and an eventual 29th place finish.