NASCAR Cup Series

NASCAR’s return to competition in 2025 is less than 2 months away and we’ve got the scoop on the latest driver and team news.

The four-time Indianapolis 500 champion from São Paulo, Brazil, will pilot Trackhouse's PROJECT91 Chevrolet entry throughout Daytona Speedweeks as he attempts to qualify for his first Cup Series event in the 2025 Great American Race in February.

Many talented drivers, despite showcasing remarkable skills and achieving numerous victories, never captured a NASCAR Cup Series championship.

With 96 wins across NASCAR’s three national series, seventh on the all-time list, Martin was named one of NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers in 1998.

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Fred Lorenzen, Hall of Fame legend, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 18, at the age of 89 as confirmed by his family.

The 2022 Truck Series championship-winning crew chief from Medway, Ohio, will return to Front Row Motorsports to crew chief Todd Gilliland and the No. 34 Ford team after spending this past Cup Series season at Rick Ware Racing.

Let’s review the 2024 NASCAR season and highlight the most memorable moments, through the highs and the lows which included 18 different race winners.

Trent Owens and Andrew Dickeson have been named crew chiefs for Kaulig Racing's Nos. 16 and 10 Chevrolet entries, respectively, while veteran engineer Mike Cook will be serving as the organization's technical director for the 2025 Cup Series season.

Tyler Allen has been promoted from the Xfinity Series to the Cup Series to work as Ty Gibbs' new crew chief while Jason Ratcliff returns to crew chief incoming Xfinity rookie Taylor Gray in 2025.