NASCAR officially opened its 2012 racing season by presenting their annual Speedweeks. From the annual Budweiser Shootout to the Daytona 500, NASCAR presented its fans six races featuring its three national touring division
Often called the Great American Race, this year’s 2012 Daytona 500 was most certainly one of the most memorable ones, including buckets of rain, a major conflagration, and even texting direct from the track.
Okay, just what in sam hill was that? In the end, it was Matt Kenseth being chased by Greg Biffle and Dale Earnhardt Jr coming home, with all appearing to have a shot at the win.
30 hours after the race was supposed to start, the drivers strapped into their cars and got ready to run the first Daytona 500 run at night. The rain delayed Daytona 500 also marked the first 500 that rescheduled for a day other than Sunday.
NASCAR fans have seen strange things happen before – animals on the track, a rolling plastic inflated orange – but after this weekend at Daytona International Speedway, it certainly takes the cake.
The unofficial slogan is “Keep Austin Weird,” an acknowledgement of the Texas city’s eclectic style whose inhabitants take pride in zigging while others zag.
TopLiner™ proudly celebrates a remarkable NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut for Adam Andretti at EchoPark Speedway, where the experienced road racer showcased his resilience, race craft, and determination en route to an impressive 12th-place finish
TRD U.S.A. announced a long-term commitment to third-generation driver Keelan Harvick, who will continue his development through pavement opportunities as a part of the TOYOTA RACING family.
The Independent Officiating Board (IOB) remains focused on establishing and launching INDYCAR Officiating to clearly define operational and governance separation and transparency as preparations continue for the upcoming 2026 NTT INDYCAR SERIES and INDY NXT by Firestone seasons.
