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Nemschoff and Miller Conclude Super Trofeo Season Third in Championship

MISANO ADRIATICO, Italy (November 12, 2025) – The 2025 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America season came to a close last weekend at Misano World Circuit, where Flying Lizard Motorsports celebrated a strong year-end result for drivers Paul Nemschoff and Marc Miller, who secured third place in the PRO-AM championship standings.

“As always, it is a privilege to compete internationally against some of the best drivers in the world in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Series,” said Program Manager Darren Law. “We had well-prepared race cars and executed clean, competitive races. I am extremely proud of Paul and Marc for their dedication and resilience in maintaining their positions in the Drivers’ Championship. Securing a podium finish in any racing series is a significant achievement, and it was rewarding to bring that result home for both them and the entire team.”

North America Race One

The No. 114 Sparklefarts of Andy Lee led the charge for Flying Lizard Motorsports, taking the green flag from third place, while the No. 141 Lamborghini of Paul Nemschoff and Marc Miller started fifth, swapping their starting strategy from the No. 114. Unfortunately, a braking issue sidelined the No. 114 after two off-track excursions, ending Lee’s and Sparklefarts’ weekend prematurely. Nemschoff took the opening stint, maintaining a clean run through early traffic. Nemschoff handed the car over from fourth position during the mandatory pit window, but a brief delay in pit lane cost valuable seconds. Rejoining with a gap to close, Miller pushed hard in the closing laps, narrowing the deficit to the third-place runner but ultimately finishing just shy of the podium.

North America Race Two

Motivated by Saturday’s performance, Miller started Race Two from second in class and seventh overall. A clean three-wide start saw him defend his position and close on the No. 111 entry of Darius Trinka. Running strong through his stint, Miller stayed out late to take advantage of clear air before handing off to Nemschoff during the pit cycle.

Rejoining in third, Nemschoff faced a five-second gap ahead and three seconds behind. He maintained consistent pace to the end, holding off challengers to finish fourth in class, capping off the North America rounds on a positive note.

Lamborghini World Finals

In the weekend’s culminating Lamborghini World Finals, Nemschoff and Miller joined the combined PRO and PRO-AM grid, taking on 26 of the world’s best competitors in a pair of 50-minute races.

In Race One, Nemschoff started 14th in class, gaining two spots before handing the car to Miller. A late safety car bunched the field, and while chaos ensued in the closing laps, Miller kept it clean to finish 12th in class. The second race brought chilly morning conditions and a turbulent start. Miller, beginning eighth, skillfully navigated an opening-lap incident and climbed to sixth before handing off to Nemschoff. The Am driver delivered a composed and strategic run through traffic, advancing to third place in class at the checkered flag, giving the duo a strong conclusion to their international effort.

At the end of the weekend, Flying Lizard Motorsports celebrated a successful 2025 campaign, highlighted by third place in the PRO-AM drivers championship, a marked improvement from their previous two seasons together.

The team now shifts focus to preparations for the 2026 season, with program details to be announced at a later date.

About Flying Lizard Motorsports

Flying Lizard Motorsports is a premier motorsport team known for its unwavering commitment to excellence and success on the racing circuit. With a rich history spanning over two decades, Flying Lizard Motorsports has earned a formidable reputation as a powerhouse in the world of motorsports, boasting 24 championship titles and a legacy of podium finishes across North America and at the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans. Fueled by passion, expertise, and a relentless drive for perfection, the team continues to push boundaries and set new standards of performance in every competition it enters. Through strategic partnerships and a dedicated team of professionals, Flying Lizard Motorsports remains at the forefront of motorsport innovation, delivering thrilling racing experiences and unforgettable moments for fans worldwide.

Apex Motor Club

Apex Motor Club is Arizona’s premier motorsports club located just 35 miles southwest of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and the only private motorsports club located within a major metropolitan area. APEX is the ultimate country club for automotive enthusiasts where car culture, racing and country club lifestyles converge. Enjoy an hour of track time in your latest acquisition, drive off track, into your privately-owned garage and join like- minded enthusiasts in the clubhouse for food, beverages, and activities.

APEX Motor Club features only the best in racing technology. The APEX phase one track is a 2.27-mile circuit with an additional 2.15-mile circuit in phase 2, beginning construction in 2023. APEX is paved using the latest techniques and premium materials, creating the smoothest and most durable racing surface, rarely found on most race tracks.

Furthermore, APEX incorporated extensive run off and installed an LED flag-lighting system to offer members a premium and safe racing atmosphere.

APEX has something for everyone from world-class racing circuits to private collection tours, as well as a clubhouse with amenities including a swimming pool, fitness center, restaurant and more. The APEX experience offers everything from the APEX Academy, which not only teaches members their new track, but provides the fundamentals in performance driving techniques, to private one-on-one coaching with industry experts and racing professionals. In addition, APEX features on-site fueling and offers concierge-level service for preparing your vehicle prior to as well as during lapping and racing sessions. The APEX off-track experience is just as valuable! APEX members enjoy special invitations to a variety of unique experiences throughout the valley and country all year long.

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PT Autosport’s Stallone captures the Mazda MX-5 Cup Shootout

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MILLVILLE, NJ (November 12, 2025) – Max Stallone took the lessons learned at the 2024 PT Autosport Aspiring Driver Shootout to capture the top prize in last week’s Mazda MX-5 Shootout after leading every single session in which he ran and heading the speed charts on both days.

With a third-place finish in last year’s PT Autosport shootout, Stallone went on to earn five top 10 finishes in six GR Cup races this year before learning that he was at the limit of pro race starts to qualify for the 2025 Mazda MX-5 Shootout. Sidelining himself for the GR Cup season finale, he earned a spot in the MX-5 Shootout and went on to earn the top prize – a $150,000 scholarship to contest the 2026 Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by Michelin – in dominant fashion.

The 19-year-old Austin, Texas native has been racing a modified Spec Miata since 2023, running several Champ Car endurance races (with a win at VIR in 2024) as well as NASA and SCCA events. But the Spec Miata has little in common with the MX-5 Cup car, which has more power, ABS, and traction control – “it probably has more in common with a GR Cup car than a Spec Miata,” said Stallone. The first time Stallone drove the MX-5 Cup car was day one of the Shootout. Nervous? Yes – and no.

“The PT Autosport shootout really helped me handle the pressure,” said Stallone. “A few people mentioned that to me, which I hadn’t even realized, that I wasn’t really bothered by everything that was happening. The stressful experience in the PT Autosport shootout, and then how competitive GR Cup is – I jumped right into that environment in the middle of the season, when everybody was already firing on all cylinders. I’m not saying that the MX-5 Shootout wasn’t pressure packed, but I’d been there before, so I managed it well.”

Just a few laps into his first stint at the MX-5 Shootout, Stallone was up to speed, finding that the car suited his driving style. Even so, he was not prepared to discover that he had set the quickest time.

“I was shocked,” said Stallone. “I thought there was no way on earth I’d be the quickest in my first session. I’d never driven the car and you’d expect that I would start a little slow and catch up to them, but it was the opposite: I started out fastest and the other drivers closed the gap to me throughout the three sessions but didn’t go quicker. Totally not how I expected it to go.”

As day two progressed and he continued to lead, Stallone was careful not to let his thoughts get out ahead of himself.

“I knew I’d been the fastest, but I knew I wasn’t that much better than the other drivers so if I didn’t stay in it, my name would tumble down the order, so I had to keep my mindset right. And from the PT Autosport shootout, I knew that speed alone wasn’t going to win me the scholarship.

“And that was where the PT Autosport experience helped hugely, because I was able to give a good concrete example of other opportunities I’ve created for myself. Mazda also wanted to see how we presented ourselves, our ability to interact and talk with them, to be a good representative of the brand.”

The only moment of fear Stallone experienced came during the afternoon of day two. Three drivers headed out for the final session, but the driver list did not include Stallone – who had no idea if he’d blown it.

“I knew it was close,” said Stallone. “I knew how talented everybody else was and I knew how there was more to the final decision than just lap time. So I admit, I was a little confused, not sure where I put a foot wrong to have not been selected for that final session.
I think that in the end, they appreciated that I didn’t flip out, that I just handled it well.”

And when series announcer/Shootout host Shea Adam called his name?

“So many emotions. I was just standing in the back because I wasn’t sure where I stood. When Shea called Ethan Lampe in second, that’s kind of when it hit me and my brain started to shift and it kind of pulled me out of the fog that I was in. It was a surreal feeling; I don’t think I’ve fully processed it yet. I don’t think I even got that excited, because I was struggling to wrap my head around all of it, so I just hugged my dad.

“I am so very thankful, just a ton of gratitude – to Mazda and MX-5 for this incredible opportunity, and to PT Autosport for helping to put me into this position. I’m looking forward to next season, to running in this insanely competitive series. I can’t wait for Daytona in January!”

For PT Autosport management, including team principal Jason Myers, Stallone’s win came as no surprise – though Myers did acknowledge the way fate had stepped in to align Stallone’s 2025 racing campaign.

“We couldn’t be more proud of Max,” said Myers. “We were extremely impressed with him at our Shootout last year, making the decision not to put him on the top step mainly because we wanted to see what he would do this coming year, hoping he would be ready to battle for the Shootout win in 2025. As fate would have it, that didn’t happen and he ran those six GR Cup races with us this year when we needed to fill that seat. As we watched him on track, we wondered if we’d erred in not declaring him the winner of our Shootout last year but if we had, he wouldn’t have been eligible for the Mazda Shootout, so everything happened the way it was supposed to – sometimes the universe has a plan! We know he will succeed, given his work ethic, which we really respect. We look forward to continuing our support of Max as he enters the IMSA Whelen MX-5 Cup for the 2026 season.”

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PT Autosport would like to thank all our Partners for their continued support:

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OMP is one of a very few industry suppliers in the world able to offer a complete range of performance driven products dedicated to race car and driver safety with over 2,000 products in its catalog with the majority homologated to Industry standards including FIA, CIK-FIA, SFI and Snell. Working with component manufacturers and material suppliers, OMP has created and implemented an effective safety management structure to assure product quality and service. OMP and Bell Helmets are both subsidiaries of Racing Force Group.

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Momentum Brewery, founded in NY in 2023, is at the forefront of premium craft brewing for non-alcoholic beer, with their groundbreaking German-engineered “Genius Yeast” process naturally limiting alcohol content to below 0.5% ABV while preserving the authentic craft beer experience. The brewery debuted Race Brew, the only 0.0% ABV beer on the craft beer market, in September.

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STEM Racing USA & Canada was developed to introduce students to STEM subjects in the most engaging way possible – through the creation of a miniature F1 car – STEM RACING (Formerly F1 in Schools) is an educational project designed for teachers, informed by engineers, and endorsed by F1. PT Autosport provided travel assistance for the second and third place finishers in the National Championship to help the teams attend this season’s Aramco STEM Racing World Finals in Singapore.

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New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) is a 500-acre multi-purpose event and entertainment destination located in Millville, NJ. The park includes two world-class road courses, Thunderbolt and Lightning Raceway, two motorsports country club membership programs for cars and motorcycles, and one of the top outdoor karting complexes in the U.S. – Tempest Raceway. PT Autosport is proud to support NJMP’s Drivers Club, with specialized driver training programs and coaching.

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About PT Autosport — Discover Unique Talent. Develop Champions.

PT Autosport provides merit-based motorsport industry opportunities for diverse individuals with high integrity, grit, and coach-ability, achieved through a development program for young aspiring drivers, engineers, mechanics, and other professionals. The first step of this process is applying for the annual Aspiring Driver Shootout, in which aspiring drivers aged 18-23 can compete for a team racing partnership with the team.

A rigorous evaluation process of applicants determines the final competitors for the driver shootout. The winner earns financial support of up to $250,000 ($50,000 guaranteed) to pursue their racing career. The review process also provides the team the chance to identify unique talent for other roles in motorsport, including race engineers, mechanics, and professionals.

PT Autosport is building a community that fosters the development of young talent to find a place where they can make an impact in the motorsport community as a career.

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DALLAS GLENN RETURNS TO IN-N-OUT BURGER POMONA DRAGSTRIP LOOKING FOR PRO STOCK REDEMPTION

POMONA, Calif. (Nov. 12, 2025) – The 2024 NHRA Pro Stock world championship was a race for the history books, and one Dallas Glenn will never forget.

He missed out on his first championship by a .002-second margin to his KB Titan Racing teammate and six-time champ Greg Anderson, but at this weekend’s 60th annual In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals at famed In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip, Glenn has a chance for redemption at the final race of the 2025 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season.

Coming into this weekend’s event, Glenn and his RAD Torque Systems team have eight wins on the season, including four in the Countdown to the Championship playoffs. Entering the final event of the season with a 92-point lead over Anderson, Glenn has a calm outlook for Pomona and is ready to get to the track.

“I definitely feel way more relaxed and way less nervous,” said Glenn. “I was a wreck last year, even though I felt like I was still driving well. Now, having another year of experience has definitely helped. I know I need to go up there and do my thing, and just take it one round at a time.”

Last season, Antron Brown (Top Fuel), Jack Beckman (Funny Car), Anderson (Pro Stock) and Matt Smith (Pro Stock Motorcycle) won the In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals while Brown, Austin Prock (Funny Car), Anderson and Gaige Herrera (Pro Stock Motorcycle) each secured world titles. The 2025 race will again be broadcast on FS1, including eliminations coverage starting at 5 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 16.

It’s the sixth race of the playoffs and the 20th race of the season and Glenn has his mind focused on making this year’s In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals one he remembers for a different reason. To clinch the title, Glenn would just need to win the first round of eliminations if he can keep the points gap above 90 heading into raceday.

Should that 90-plus point lead hold heading into eliminations, Anderson would to need to win the -N-Out Burger NHRA Finals, a race he has won nine times, and Glenn would need to lose in the opening round for the reigning champ to repeat. Glenn, though, hasn’t lost in the first round this year in what’s been a dominant year for the KB Titan Racing teammates.

“Earlier in the season, we were just having so much fun, just trying to crush everybody. Both our cars were working fantastic. It reminds you of one of those glory days of KB Racing that they talk about, when they won 19 races in one season,” Glenn said.

“I feel like we’re having one of those seasons, and you definitely want to go up there and not be the one to mess it up. It’s a lot of fun racing Greg. I know he’s going to go up there and he wants to win just as bad as I do, regardless of who’s in the other lane. It’s one thing that I love about racing Greg. He’s definitely going to do the best job that he can against me every time.”

The Top Fuel championship chase will conclude on Saturday when Doug Kalitta clinches his second world title following the completion of qualifying.

In Funny Car, Prock enters the weekend with a 101-point lead over Vegas winner Matt Hagan. Prock is looking to sew up his second straight world championship.

Pro Stock Motorcycle teammates Richard Gadson and Gaige Herrera are separated by only 21 points, as points leader Gadson attempts to close out his first championship.

Race fans will also see action in the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, featuring some of the world’s best drivers, along with the Summit Jr. Drag Racing League Shootout and the LASD Racing exhibition.

This year’s In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals also features a can’t-miss experience for racing and car enthusiasts alike. The Top Eliminator Club offers the best seats in the house, a premium experience and several exclusive benefits at one of the biggest races of the season, including a members-only hospitality center, complimentary food and beverages, members-only souvenir store, exclusive driver appearances, a gift bag, a premium view of the staging lanes and much more.

In Pomona, the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series will feature two qualifying rounds at 12:30 and 3 p.m. PT on Friday, Nov. 14, and the final two rounds of qualifying on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Final eliminations are scheduled for 11 a.m. PT on Sunday, Nov. 16. Television coverage includes qualifying action on FS1 at 10 a.m. ET on Sunday and then eliminations on FS1 at 5 p.m. ET on Sunday.

To purchase tickets to the 60th annual In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals, fans can visit www.NHRA.com/tickets. All children 12 and under will be admitted free in the general admission area with a paid adult. For more information about NHRA, visit www.NHRA.com.


About Mission Foods

MISSION®, owned by GRUMA, S.A.B. de C.V., is the world’s leading brand for tortillas and wraps. MISSION® is also globally renowned for flatbreads, dips, salsas and Mexican food products. With presence in over 112 countries, MISSION® products are suited to the lifestyles and the local tastes of each country. With innovation and customer needs in mind, MISSION® focuses on the highest quality, authentic flavors, and providing healthy options that families and friends can enjoy together. For more information, please visit https://www.missionfoods.com/

About NHRA

NHRA is the primary sanctioning body for the sport of drag racing in the United States. NHRA presents 20 national events featuring the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series and NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, as well as the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series, NHRA Flexjet Factory Stock Showdown™, NHRA Holley EFI Factory X and Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage NHRA Mountain Motor Pro Stock at select national events. NHRA provides competition opportunities for drivers of all levels in the NHRA Summit Racing Series and NHRA Street Legal™. NHRA also offers the NHRA Jr. Street® program for teens and the Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League® for youth ages 5 to 17. With more than 100 Member Tracks, NHRA allows racers to compete at a variety of locations nationally and internationally. NHRA’s Youth and Education Services® (YES) Program reaches over 30,000 students annually to ignite their interest in automotive and racing-related careers. NHRA’s streaming service, NHRA.tv®, allows fans to view all NHRA national events as well as exclusive features of the sport. In addition, NHRA owns and operates three racing facilities: Gainesville Raceway in Florida; Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park; and In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip in Southern California. For more information, log on to www.NHRA.com, or v

I Supercharged My Toyota Tundra and Wow! It Was Worth It

There’s something undeniably satisfying about pushing a truck beyond what the factory intended. For many of us who love our rigs, upgrading is not just about power—it’s about personality, performance, and pride. After years of debating whether I should take the plunge, I finally installed a supercharger on my Toyota Tundra, and I can say this with full confidence: it was absolutely worth it.

From the installation experience to the first time the engine snarled with boosted life, the transformation was dramatic. If you’ve ever wondered whether supercharging your Tundra is the right move, consider this your sign. Below, I break down my full experience, what you need to know before doing it yourself, and why the performance gains make this upgrade one of the best decisions I’ve ever made for my truck.

Why I Decided to Supercharge My Tundra

Toyota builds some of the most reliable trucks on the road, but even the most dependable engines can feel a bit underwhelming when you’re hauling, towing, or simply craving more thrill. The stock Tundra powerplant is strong, but it’s not particularly aggressive unless modified.

I wanted:

  • More power for towing my trailer
  • A more responsive throttle
  • A deeper, more exciting engine sound
  • A performance bump without sacrificing reliability

After researching performance options, I realized that no upgrade offered as much return on investment as a supercharger. Cold air intakes, exhaust systems, and tuners all help—but none of them fundamentally change the way the engine breathes and combusts like a forced-induction system does.

That’s why I started looking at Toyota Tundra superchargers and ultimately decided to take the leap.

The Installation Experience: Easier Than Expected

Going into it, I was prepared for complexity. You hear the word “supercharger,” and you assume the job requires a master mechanic and a garage worthy of a racing team. The reality? It was surprisingly simple—at least compared to other big performance mods.

What made installation easy:

  1. Comprehensive kit:
    Everything came labeled clearly, with a layout that made sense even for someone doing this for the first time.
  2. Step-by-step guidance:
    Modern supercharger kits include detailed instructions, diagrams, and in many cases, video walkthroughs. If you can follow directions, you’re already ahead of the game.
  3. Bolt-on design:
    For most Tundra models, the kit is designed to integrate seamlessly—no fabrication, no cutting, no complicated re-routing.

Time Required

For me, installation took about a full day with breaks. If you’ve done similar upgrades before, you could finish faster. If it’s your first time, expect 8–12 hours depending on tools, experience, and confidence level.

Tools Needed

  • Ratchet and socket set
  • Screwdrivers
  • Torque wrench
  • Hose clamps
  • Patience (probably the most important tool)

The Crucial Step: ECU Tuning

This part is non-negotiable.

Once the supercharger was installed, the engine needed recalibration so fuel, air, and timing could be balanced correctly. Without proper tuning, you risk running lean—which means too much air and not enough fuel—leading to potential engine damage.

Why ECU Tuning Matters

A supercharger forces more air into the combustion chamber. More air requires more fuel. Balance the two correctly and you get:

  • Maximum power
  • Smooth acceleration
  • Controlled temperatures
  • Better long-term reliability

After the tune, everything snapped into perfect harmony. The power delivery felt more linear and confident, and the engine ran smoother than it did from the factory.

The Immediate Performance Difference

The moment I hit the throttle after installation, I knew everything had changed. The Tundra woke up. The truck that once felt strong now felt ferocious. The acceleration wasn’t just improved—it was completely transformed.

Here’s what I noticed instantly:

1. Power You Can Feel

We’re not talking about a mild difference. The boost provided by the supercharger delivers an enormous leap in horsepower and torque. Even without exact dyno numbers, you can feel the surge of force pushing the truck forward with authority.

2. Better Towing Performance

Hills that once slowed me down became effortless. The truck held gears more confidently, and towing heavy loads no longer felt like a strain.

3. Faster, Drama-Free Acceleration

Merging onto the freeway became easier. Passing slower vehicles required less planning. The Tundra finally felt like the power matched its physical size.

4. More Responsive Throttle

Even feathering the gas pedal produced quicker response and smoother delivery. The lag that sometimes plagues naturally aspirated engines disappeared.

Let’s Talk About the Sound… Because It’s Addicting

I always loved the Tundra V8 growl. It’s deep, bold, and authoritative. But with a supercharger?

It becomes something else entirely.

What the sound is like now:

  • A subtle but intoxicating whine as the blower spins up
  • A deeper exhaust note under acceleration
  • A more aggressive bark when shifting or revving
  • A mechanical symphony that never gets old

If you enjoy the sound of controlled chaos under your hood, this mod delivers in every way.

Unexpected Bonuses: New Lighting and a New Outlook

This might sound strange unless you’ve done major upgrades before, but supercharging my Tundra didn’t just change how the truck performs—it changed how I felt about the truck.

New Lighting

During the installation process, I upgraded some lighting components to complement the supercharger work. Not only did the engine wake up, but the truck got a visual refresh as well. It was the perfect time to replace bulbs, check wiring, and enhance visibility.

A Positive Future

There’s a certain confidence you get from knowing your truck is not just capable, but exceptional. Supercharging gave my Tundra new life, and with proper maintenance, this upgrade will continue powering adventures for years to come.

It reminded me why I fell in love with the truck in the first place—and why Toyota owners are some of the most loyal in the world.

Should You Supercharge Your Tundra? My Honest Take

If you’re still debating whether this upgrade is worth it, here’s my advice after living with it:

If you want power: YES

The difference is massive. This mod transforms the truck into something worthy of the “powerhouse” label.

If you tow: YES

The torque gains are incredible and make heavy hauling feel effortless.

If you want a more exciting driving experience: YES

Everything—from the sound to the throttle response—becomes more engaging.

If you’re concerned about reliability:

A properly tuned, properly installed supercharger (and using quality parts) can actually remain very reliable. Toyota engines are famously strong, and the 5.7L V8 in particular handles boost extremely well.

If you’re trying to stay on a tight budget:

Supercharging isn’t cheap. But if you want the biggest performance jump for your dollar, nothing else comes close.

Final Thoughts: A Transformation Worth Every Penny

Supercharging my Toyota Tundra didn’t just elevate the truck—it elevated my entire driving experience. The difference in power, sound, capability, and excitement is something I wish I had done years earlier.

Whether you’re into towing, off-road adventures, or simply want more joy from every trip behind the wheel, adding a supercharger is one of the most rewarding upgrades you can make.

If you’ve been on the fence, consider this your nudge. The power, the performance, the sound, and the surge of adrenaline—it’s all worth it.

Your Tundra deserves to reach its full potential.

5 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a BMW Repair Center

North Dallas is a busy area known for its mix of homes, shops, and businesses. The region has active streets, local attractions, and convenient access to the city, making it a popular place for families and workers. With so much traffic and varied driving conditions, having a reliable car is important for everyday life.

For car owners, especially those with BMWs, picking the right repair shop is very important for safety and performance. Asking the right questions can help you choose a trusted place. Professional BMW repair in North Dallas makes sure your car gets proper care, accurate checks, and quality service, keeping it running well on the city’s roads.

1. What Training and Certifications Do the Technicians Have?

BMW has complex electrical systems, turbocharged engines, and advanced driver-assist technology. This makes certified training essential. Look for technicians who hold ASE certifications or brand-specific training credentials. 

Routine maintenance and qualified repairs are critical for overall vehicle safety. Certifications help ensure that the technician understands BMW systems and follows proper diagnostic standards.

2. Does the Repair Center Have Experience with BMW Models?

North Dallas is known for busy highways, higher-speed commuting, and varying temperature conditions. These factors can affect brakes, tires, and cooling systems more quickly than in slower-moving areas. So, it is better to look for specialized facilities that offer model-specific inspections, accurate diagnostics, and genuine parts.

3. What Services and Diagnostic Tools Do They Use?

A reliable BMW repair center should have tools that match the technology used in your vehicle. BMW cars rely on digital modules that require factory-level scanners to access fault codes. 

Basic tools cannot read advanced systems like stability control, air suspension, or adaptive cruise features. Choosing the right shop often depends on whether they use the correct diagnostic technology for your type of vehicle.

Common tools to look for include:

  1. Factory-grade diagnostic scanners
  2. Calibration systems for sensors
  3. Specialized equipment for hybrid or electric BMW models

4. Do They Use Quality Replacement Parts?

BMW’s perform best when repairs use genuine or OEM-standard parts. These are designed to fit correctly, last longer, and support system accuracy. Using low-quality parts may reduce performance and create issues in the long run. 

Check whether the center offers options like OEM brakes, filters, belts, and electronic modules. High-quality parts also help preserve your vehicle’s value, especially for newer or performance-oriented BMW models.

5. What Warranty Is Offered on Repairs?

A good repair warranty shows confidence in the work and gives you protection if something goes wrong after service. Warranties often cover labor, parts, or both. Some centers provide limited warranties, while others offer extended coverage on major repairs. A clear warranty helps you compare different service providers and understand the level of responsibility each one takes for their work.

Key Takeaways

  1. Certified technicians ensure proper diagnostics and repair quality.
  2. Local driving conditions in North Dallas affect BMW service needs.
  3. Correct diagnostic tools are essential for advanced BMW systems.
  4. OEM or genuine-quality parts support long-term performance.

Repair warranties help evaluate trust and service reliability.

Tips for Recognizing and Avoiding Motorcycle Risks

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Motorcycling is an exhilarating experience that provides a sense of freedom and adventure. It comes with its own set of risks that every rider must manage. Safe riding is not just about wearing a helmet. It involves understanding various dangers associated with operating a motorcycle. Building awareness about these risks can significantly reduce the likelihood of accidents and injuries. 

Understanding Common Motorcycle Risks

Before hitting the road, it’s vital to understand the most common risks faced by motorcyclists. Road conditions can vary, and no one should underestimate the impact of weather on riding safety. 

Rain, fog, or ice can make the road slippery, challenging even for the most experienced riders. Night riding adds another layer of complexity. Limited visibility can hide obstacles or vehicle traffic. Many drivers may not see motorcycles, often resulting in collisions. 

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), motorcyclists are 28 times more likely than passenger car occupants to die in a crash per vehicle mile traveled. Maintaining constant awareness of your surroundings is crucial.

Importance of Proper Gear

Wearing the right gear can significantly reduce injuries and fatalities in an accident. A properly fitted helmet is important. It absorbs the impact during a collision, protecting the rider’s head. 

Beyond helmets, other protective gear includes gloves, jackets, pants, and boots designed specifically for motorcycling. These items often come with special padding or material that enhances safety. Research indicates that wearing a full set of protective gear can reduce injury severity by up to 50%. 

Riders should never compromise on safety gear. Even a short trip can lead to unforeseen hazards. Riders need to select a gear that fits well, ensuring comfort and mobility while maintaining protection.

Regular Bike Maintenance

Keeping your motorcycle in top condition is crucial to reducing risks on the road. Routine maintenance checks are necessary to identify potential mechanical issues before they become serious problems.

For riders planning long-distance travel or relocating, understanding the process of Shipping a Motorcycle Across Country is also essential, since proper preparation and handling can prevent damage and reduce unexpected risks during transport.

Riders should regularly inspect tire pressure, brakes, lights, and fluid levels to ensure everything functions correctly. Ignoring maintenance could lead to breakdowns or malfunctions during rides, increasing the chances of accidents. A staggering 25% of motorcycle crashes occur due to mechanical failures. 

A proactive approach to motorcycle upkeep allows for safer riding. Riders should consider taking their motorcycle to a professional mechanic for a thorough inspection at least once a year.

Understanding Local Traffic Laws

A thorough understanding of traffic laws is a fundamental aspect of safe motorcycling. Each state has unique regulations regarding motorcycle operation, which may differ from other vehicles. 

Riders must familiarize themselves with these laws to avoid citations or accidents. Key regulations include lane splitting, required gear, and licensing requirements. 

Knowing your legal rights plays a vital role in increasing safety awareness. If involved in a collision, knowing your rights to seek legal assistance at https://westcoastuberlyftaccidentlawyers.com/ or elsewhere is crucial in navigating the aftermath of an incident. Understanding the laws can protect riders and empower them to make informed decisions on the road.

Strategies for Defensive Riding

Defensive riding is about anticipating potential hazards and making proactive choices to avoid them. This involves watching for erratic drivers and being cautious at intersections, where many accidents happen. 

Maintaining a safe distance from vehicles allows for quick maneuverability in emergencies. Using mirrors and checking blind spots regularly can help you stay aware of other motorists’ actions. It’s vital to demonstrate predictability in your movements, signaling your intentions well in advance. 

A lack of predictability can confuse other drivers, increasing the risk of accidents. By adopting a defensive riding mindset, motorcyclists can significantly enhance their safety on the road.

How Rider Training Improves Safety

Enrolling in a motorcycle safety course can further educate riders on safe practices and techniques to minimize risks. Professional instructors provide insight into handling your bike, navigating challenging situations, and mastering emergency maneuvers. 

Studies have shown that trained riders have lower accident rates compared to untrained individuals. These courses often cover important topics like maintenance and safety gear. 

Taking the time to invest in rider training can lead to heightened confidence and competence, improving riding safety.

The Importance of Rider Awareness

Staying aware and focused while riding is one of the most effective strategies for avoiding risks. Distractions can arise from mobile devices, loud music, or even conversations with fellow riders. 

Concentrating on the road at all times enables quick reactions to unexpected challenges. Using all your senses, sight, sound, and balance, ensures that you’re fully aware of your environment. 

Peer reviews emphasize that getting rid of distractions directly corresponds to safer riding experiences. Developing a habit of mental checking can go a long way in ensuring a safer ride.

Riding a motorcycle offers a thrilling experience and demands responsibility and awareness from the rider. Understanding common risks, maintaining your motorcycle, wearing proper gear, and employing defensive strategies can help minimize danger. Training programs enhance skills, while awareness aids in navigating hazards effectively. The aim is to combine skill with caution for an enjoyable and safe motorcycle journey.

How different sports influence fan engagement in betting

Cross-sport betting is a growing trend that captures the interest of fans across various sports. This article examines how fan engagement in one sport can affect betting behavior in another, focusing on the relationship between cricket betting and motorsport enthusiasts.

Cross-sport betting has gained popularity as fans explore multiple sports through betting activities. This interaction allows fans to apply insights from one sport to another, enriching their overall betting experience. The strategic aspect of cross-sport betting involves analyzing patterns from various sports, seeking correlations that might influence outcomes. This approach not only enhances individual enjoyment but also contributes to a more dynamic sporting landscape. Fans interested in cricket betting often find themselves drawn to motorsports, exploring the strategic parallels between the two.

Factors driving cross-sport betting interest

Fans are drawn to cross-sport betting due to its psychological and strategic incentives. The thrill of predicting outcomes in multiple sports heightens the sense of involvement and immersion. This interest drives fans to explore new sports, broadening their horizons. Platforms facilitating these bets capitalize on this interest by providing diverse options for users, creating environments where bettors can seamlessly transition between sports. This cross-pollination of interests is integral to understanding how fan engagement evolves in today’s interconnected world.

Another significant factor contributing to cross-sport betting interest is the availability of year-round action across different sporting calendars. When one sport enters its off-season, enthusiasts naturally gravitate toward other active competitions to maintain their engagement levels. This seasonal rotation creates a continuous cycle of betting opportunities that keeps fans invested throughout the year. Additionally, the educational aspect of exploring new sports through betting encourages fans to develop a deeper understanding of game mechanics, player statistics, and competitive dynamics they might not have previously considered. This learning process becomes inherently rewarding, transforming casual observers into knowledgeable participants who appreciate the nuances of multiple sporting disciplines.

Influence of different sports on betting behavior

The influence of different sports on fan betting behavior is significant, with motorsports being no exception. Motorsport enthusiasts often exhibit keen analytical skills due to the data-driven nature of their sport. This skillset translates well into other sports, encouraging these fans to explore and engage with new betting opportunities. Media exposure and social interactions among fans further fuel this crossover interest, prompting viewers to consider expanding their betting portfolios.

The diversity in interests among sports fans leads to an enriched betting ecosystem where knowledge is shared across disciplines. This phenomenon enhances individual enjoyment and contributes to a more vibrant and dynamic sporting landscape where fan engagement thrives on connectivity.

Role of online platforms in cross-sport betting

Online platforms play a crucial role in facilitating cross-sport bets by offering tools that enhance user experience. These platforms provide seamless access to a wide range of sports markets, allowing users to effortlessly switch between them while placing bets. Features such as live updates and real-time analytics empower bettors with information crucial for making informed decisions.

Convenience is a major advantage offered by these platforms, as bettors can place wagers from anywhere using mobile apps or websites. The ability to access diverse markets at any time encourages experimentation and engagement with unfamiliar sports, fostering broader participation in cross-sport betting activities. Special promotions and offers tailored towards multi-sport bettors create incentives for users to diversify their interests further.

Technological advancements in betting experiences

Technology has transformed how fans interact with cross-sport betting opportunities. Mobile applications provide intuitive interfaces that allow users to manage bets efficiently while staying updated on developments across all chosen sports markets. Real-time data analytics are now accessible at bettors’ fingertips through sophisticated software embedded within these applications, enabling users to track performance metrics instantly.

The integration of machine learning algorithms further enhances personalized recommendations based on user preferences, creating tailored experiences designed specifically around individual interests within this dynamic ecosystem. These advancements ensure that fans remain engaged and informed, contributing to a more interactive and enjoyable betting experience.

NASCAR 25 delivers on heart pounding racing action

iRacing took over the reins of NASCAR from 704 Games, and the expectations have never been higher for the Racing Simulator franchise. NASCAR 25 is developed with Unreal Engine and focuses on realism, using the latest laser-scanned assets to enhance track and car model detail. Each track looks phenomenal, and the atmosphere pulls you right into the game with roaring engines and crowds.

With NASCAR‘s huge popularity in the United States, you would think its racing games would be just as popular, but unfortunately, that is not the case. There has not been a release since NASCAR Rivals in 2022, and iRacing Studios, well-known in the racing community for delivering the most authentic experience, is under a lot of pressure to deliver on its new release, NASCAR 25.

Although racing game simulators are usually best when played with a racing wheel setup, and some even require an expensive rig, NASCAR 25 is impressive in how well it plays with a controller or keyboard. The game strikes a balance between being enjoyable to play and not requiring a large amount of cash to get the best possible racing experience.

Game Modes

  • Career
  • Quick Race
  • Online
  • Championship

You can choose the Cup Series (46 drivers/27 tracks), Xfinity Series (49 drivers/24 tracks), Truck Series (48 drivers/23 tracks), or ARCA Series (57 drivers/16 tracks) to race in, and across these four series, there are 200 drivers and 90 tracks to choose from.

Your rookie season and the career mode

In NASCAR 25, you will begin your racing career as a rookie driver looking to make your mark in the ARCA Menard Series, racking up race wins to earn a reputation and cash, with which you can repair and upgrade your race car in your garage. In other words, you have to begin at the lower ranks of racing and work your way to the top, which replicates the real world of racing and NASCAR.

Career mode begins with a great intro video by Dale Earnhardt Jr., who played a key role in the development, which plays when loading into career mode for the first time, before jumping into the game. The career mode is easily the best part of the game.

Climb up the ranks, and your success on the track will lead to game improvements where you can customize your race car. You can choose from the series, a manufacturer, team color, which also includes the team car hauler and pit box. The car colors, shapes, decals, numbers, and more make your race car a showcase for everyone to see. Unfortunately, you are currently limited to a name and avatar, but hopefully, more options will be added later.

The driver’s reputation is based on how you race and how you keep improving. Race and win as cleanly and fairly as possible, and you will find yourself climbing the ranking quickly. You will find that the races are quite generous in how they award reputation points for good, clean driving and for avoiding crashes. Participating in practice and qualifying laps will get you a few more laps behind the wheel and also give you an opportunity to earn extra cash from sponsors.

As you progress, finishing well or even winning, you can improve your setup in the garage with car upgrades, new sponsorships, and even new team members. It’s not too complex, but it offers some flexibility, and you can choose what you want to do to find the right balance.

Championship mode

In championship mode, you can choose the Cup Series, currently with 46 drivers and 27 tracks, Xfinity Series currently with 49 drivers and 24 tracks, Truck Series currently with 48 drivers and 23 tracks, or the ARCA Series currently with 57 drivers and 16 tracks to race in, and across these four series, there are 200 drivers and 90 tracks to choose from.

Each series will offer more or fewer options. The Cup Series offers a full season with playoffs, a regular season, a half-season, a quarter-season, crown jewel races, superspeedway races, and short-track races. The Xfinity Series and the Truck Series offer a full season with playoffs, a regular season, a half-season, a quarter-season, superspeedway races, and short-track races. The ARCA Series offers full-season, half-season, quarter-season, and short-track races.

Online Mode

The online racing mode can be exhilarating, frustrating, or anything in between, depending on who you are joined with. Some drivers might be there for a quick and clean race, while others might be there to cause complete chaos. To have the best racing experience, join a lobby that fits how you want to race, or find a group of players who align with your racing preferences.

Online Mode is solid enough. There isn’t a way to create private lobbies other than setting a player limit and having your friend join before anyone else. You’re also stuck waiting a minute for the race to start; however, the soundtrack is good and allows for a reprieve between matches.

Another thing is that the options for adjusting settings also seem limited in multiplayer, or maybe just a knowledge check. The settings seemed to change randomly, and adjusting AI difficulty didn’t appear to be an option; however, expert Mode was sometimes enabled and sometimes not, depending on various settings.

Final thoughts

The presentation in the game is top-notch, and the tracks are all unique, and even the fans in the stands look and sound really impressive. The car handling is pretty sweet and gets even better after some races, and you can purchase better parts. The AI is pretty tame for the most part, though. I’d like to see more roughing up after some contact from you or other drivers; it might look and feel more real, but that’s just my opinion.

The team radio is decent, notifying you of potential gaps or cars approaching on either side. Each track looks very real, and the lights and darks, and the glaring sun at times make you feel like you are actually there. The damage done during the race is not only felt in your car’s performance, but also felt in your garage after each race. If you race hard and recklessly, you will have a hefty repair bill and see your hard-earned race earnings depleted by the cost of fixing chassis, engines, suspensions, or body parts. If you are unable to fix or replace everything, it will affect your next race.

All in all, NASCAR 25 is very realistic and absolutely great. If you are a pro or even a novice, give it a try; there are game options for everyone to enjoy.

There is also an upcoming iRacing Arcade that is less realistic and more arcade-style, but still really fun. So, you can read the review of it here, watch the iRacing Arcade video, or play the demo. We also reviewed the NASCAR Arcade Rush, which is also enjoyable to play. You can read the review on it here.

You can learn more and purchase NASCAR 25 at https://nascar25.com/ and on Steam.

System Requirements
MINIMUM:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10 64-Bit, Windows 11 64-Bit
PROCESSOR: 4 core CPU or better – Some examples (but not limited to): AMD FX-6300, Intel Core i5-4430, Intel Core i5-2320, AMD Ryzen 3 1200
MEMORY: 16 GB RAM
GRAPHICS: A gaming graphics card with at least 4GB of DEDICATED memory – Some examples (but not limited to): Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon 570 or better
DIRECTX: Version 12
NETWORK: Broadband Internet connection
STORAGE: 50 GB available space
RECOMMENDED:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10 64-Bit, Windows 11 64-Bit
PROCESSOR: 8 core or more CPU (some examples but not limited to: Intel Core 9-10980XE @ 3.0GHz, Intel Core i9-9900KS @ 4.00GHz, AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, or AMD Ryzen 9 3950X)
MEMORY: 32 GB RAM
GRAPHICS: Gaming graphics card with at least 8GB of DEDICATED memory (some examples but not limited to Nvidia 2080 TI or AMD Radeon VII)
DIRECTX: Version 12
NETWORK: Broadband Internet connection
STORAGE: 100 GB available space

Toyota Welcomes NASCAR and American Automotive Innovation to Fuji Speedway

Oyama, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan (November 12, 2025) – Toyota is proud to welcome a new era of global motorsports collaboration as U.S. drivers participate in the Super Taikyu Series for a landmark exhibition event at Fuji Speedway on November 16, 2025, featuring a demonstration run of six NASCAR stock cars and the debut of the new “ST-USA” class in the Super Taikyu Series.

These iconic NASCAR stock cars, including seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson in the 2023 Hendrick Motorsports Garage 56 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 owned by NASCAR Hall of Famer Rick Hendrick, will showcase American performance vehicles on the Japanese endurance racing stage. Johnson, now owner of Toyota team LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, will be joined on the track by his driver John Hunter Nemechek, behind the wheel of his No. 42 Toyota Camry XSE. Toyota GAZOO Racing driver Kamui Kobayashi will participate in the No. 67 Toyota Camry XSE, prepared by 23XI Racing, which he previously campaigned in two NASCAR Cup Series races. Fast Track Racing will also field race cars for the exhibition driven by Toyota GAZOO Racing drivers Oyu Toshiki and Kotaka Kazuto, along with ARCA series driver, Takuma Koga.

The “ST-USA” class will officially welcome American sports cars like the Callaway Corvette C7 GT3-R and Ford Mustang Dark Horse R, enhancing the series’ diversity and international appeal. Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda, also Chairman of the Super Taikyu Mirai Organization, supports this global motorsport collaboration aimed at fostering innovation and cultural exchange between Japan and the U.S.

The Super Taikyu Series, Japan’s premier endurance racing championship since 1991, serves as a platform for production-based vehicles and new technologies, including Toyota’s hydrogen-powered GR Corolla H2 Concept. This event highlights Toyota’s commitment to sustainable motorsport and cross-industry partnerships.

Fans worldwide can watch the NASCAR demonstration and Super Taikyu finale via official broadcasts and digital platforms, marking a historic moment in uniting Japanese and American racing cultures.

About Toyota

Toyota (NYSE:TM) has been a part of the cultural fabric in North America for nearly 70 years, and is committed to advancing sustainable, next-generation mobility through our Toyota and Lexus brands, plus our more than 1,800 dealerships.

Toyota directly employs nearly 64,000 people in North America who have contributed to the design, engineering, and assembly of nearly 49 million cars and trucks at our 14 manufacturing plants. In 2025, Toyota’s plant in North Carolina began to assemble automotive batteries for electrified vehicles.

For more information about Toyota, visit www.ToyotaNewsroom.com.

NASCAR Announces 2026 Season Start Times and Networks for All National Series

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (November 12, 2025) – NASCAR today released official start times and networks for the 2026 season for its three national series.

FOX kicks off the NASCAR Cup Series season at Bowman Gray Stadium (Sunday, Feb. 1, 8 p.m. ET). Its first FS1 events are DAYTONA 500 Qualifying (Wednesday, Feb. 11, 8 p.m. ET) and the DAYTONA Duel (Thursday, Feb. 12, 7 p.m. ET) that set the field for the DAYTONA 500 on FOX (Sunday, Feb. 15, 2:30 p.m. ET).

New additions to the FOX slate include Watkins Glen International (Sunday, May 10, 3 p.m. ET on FS1) and the first NASCAR All-Star Race at Dover (Sunday, May 17, 3 p.m. ET on FS1). Races on FOX include: EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta (Sunday, Feb. 22, 3 p.m. ET), Circuit of the Americas (Sunday, March 1, 3:30 p.m. ET), Kansas Speedway (Sunday, April 19, 2 p.m. ET) and Talladega Superspeedway (Sunday, April 26, 3 p.m. ET).

Prime Video opens its second NASCAR season at Charlotte Motor Speedway (Sunday, May 24, 6 p.m. ET). It returns to Nashville Superspeedway (Sunday, May 31, 7 p.m. ET), Michigan International Speedway (Sunday, June 7, 3 p.m. ET) and Pocono Raceway (Sunday, June 14, 3 p.m. ET). Prime Video concludes its portion of the schedule with the new street-course event in San Diego’s Naval Base Coronado (Sunday, June 21, 4 p.m. ET).

TNT Sports takes the reins at Sonoma Raceway (Sunday, June 28, 3:30 p.m. ET), kicking off the second In-Season Challenge before the NASCAR Cup Series returns to Chicagoland Speedway (Sunday, July 5, 6 p.m. ET) for the first time since 2019. TNT will also head back to EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta (Sunday, July 12, 7 p.m. ET), broadcast the first points-paying event at North Wilkesboro Speedway (Sunday, July 19, 7 p.m. ET) since 1996, and travel to Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Sunday, July 26, 2 p.m. ET).

USA Sports will close out the season, airing the final 14 races across USA Network, NBC and Peacock, starting with Iowa Speedway on USA Network (Sunday, Aug. 9, 3:30 p.m. ET). After the regular season finale at DAYTONA International Speedway (Saturday, August 29, 7:30 p.m. ET) on NBC and Peacock, USA Sports is home to the entire NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs and will conclude the season on NBC and Peacock with Talladega Superspeedway (Sunday, Oct. 25, 2 p.m. ET), Martinsville Speedway (Sunday, Nov. 1, 2 p.m. ET), and the return of the NASCAR Championship to Homestead-Miami Speedway (Sunday, Nov. 8 at 3 p.m.) for the first time since 2019.

The CW Network returns following a historic first season as the exclusive destination for the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series at DAYTONA International Speedway (Saturday, Feb. 14, 5 p.m. ET). Highlights of the 33-race slate include the return to Rockingham Speedway over Easter weekend (Saturday, April 4, 2:30 p.m. ET), San Diego (Saturday, June 20, 5 p.m. ET) and the championship at Homestead-Miami Speedway (Sunday, Nov. 7, 5 p.m. ET).

FOX Sports remains the home of the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series and will broadcast 23 races on FS1. Two additional races will air on FOX, including the inaugural Grand Prix at St. Petersburg (Saturday, Feb. 28, 12 p.m. ET) and the Charlotte ROVAL Playoff race (Friday, Oct. 9, 5 p.m. ET).

Announced previously, FOX will air all 20 ARCA Menards Series races between FOX, FS1 and FS2, beginning with the season opener at DAYTONA International Speedway (Saturday, Feb. 14 at 12 p.m. ET on FOX).

*Playoffs Races In Bold

NASCAR Cup Series

DATERACEPLATFORMSTART (ET)
Sun, Feb 1Clash (Bowman Gray Stadium)FOX8:00 PM
Thu, Feb 12Daytona – DuelFS17:00 PM
Sun, Feb 15DAYTONA 500FOX2:30 PM
Sun, Feb 22EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta)FOX3:00 PM
Sun, Mar 1Circuit of the Americas (Austin)FOX3:30 PM
Sun, Mar 8Phoenix RacewayFS13:30 PM
Sun, Mar 15Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayFS14:00 PM
Sun, Mar 22Darlington RacewayFS13:00 PM
Sun, Mar 29Martinsville SpeedwayFS13:30 PM
Sun, Apr 12Bristol Motor SpeedwayFS13:00 PM
Sun, Apr 19Kansas SpeedwayFOX2:00 PM
Sun, Apr 26Talladega SuperspeedwayFOX3:00 PM
Sun, May 3Texas Motor SpeedwayFS13:30 PM
Sun, May 10Watkins Glen InternationalFS13:00 PM
Sun, May 17All Star (Dover Motor Speedway)FS13:00 PM
Sun, May 24Charlotte Motor SpeedwayPrime6:00 PM
Sun, May 31Nashville SuperspeedwayPrime7:00 PM
Sun, Jun 7Michigan International SpeedwayPrime3:00 PM
Sun, Jun 14Pocono RacewayPrime3:00 PM
Sun, Jun 21San Diego (Naval Base Coronado)Prime4:00 PM
Sun, Jun 28Sonoma RacewayTNT3:30 PM
Sun, Jul 5Chicagoland SpeedwayTNT6:00 PM
Sun, Jul 12EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta)TNT7:00 PM
Sun, Jul 19North Wilkesboro SpeedwayTNT7:00 PM
Sun, Jul 26Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayTNT2:00 PM
Sun, Aug 9Iowa SpeedwayUSA3:30 PM
Sat, Aug 15Richmond RacewayUSA7:00 PM
Sun, Aug 23New Hampshire Motor SpeedwayUSA3:00 PM
Sat, Aug 29Daytona International SpeedwayNBC7:30 PM
Sun, Sep 6Darlington RacewayUSA5:00 PM
Sun, Sep 13World Wide Technology Raceway (St. Louis)USA3:00 PM
Sat, Sep 19Bristol Motor SpeedwayUSA7:30 PM
Sun, Sep 27Kansas SpeedwayUSA3:00 PM
Sun, Oct 4Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayUSA5:30 PM
Sun, Oct 11Charlotte ROVALUSA3:00 PM
Sun, Oct 18Phoenix RacewayUSA3:00 PM
Sun, Oct 25Talladega SuperspeedwayNBC2:00 PM
Sun, Nov 1Martinsville SpeedwayNBC2:00 PM
Sun, Nov 8NASCAR Championship (Homestead-Miami Speedway)NBC3:00 PM

NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series

DATERACEPLATFORMSTART (ET)
Sat, Feb 14Daytona International SpeedwayCW5:00 PM
Sat, Feb 21EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta)CW5:00 PM
Sat, Feb 28Circuit of the Americas (Austin)CW3:00 PM
Sat, Mar 7Phoenix RacewayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Mar 14Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayCW5:30 PM
Sat, Mar 21Darlington RacewayCW5:30 PM
Sat, Mar 28Martinsville SpeedwayCW3:30 PM
Sat, Apr 4Rockingham SpeedwayCW2:30 PM
Sat, Apr 11Bristol Motor SpeedwayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Apr 18Kansas SpeedwayCW7:00 PM
Sat, Apr 25Talladega SuperspeedwayCW4:00 PM
Sat, May 2Texas Motor SpeedwayCW3:30 PM
Sat, May 9Watkins Glen InternationalCW4:00 PM
Sat, May 16Dover Motor SpeedwayCW4:00 PM
Sat, May 23Charlotte Motor SpeedwayCW5:00 PM
Sat, May 30Nashville SuperspeedwayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Jun 13Pocono RacewayCW4:00 PM
Sat, Jun 20San Diego (Naval Base Coronado)CW5:00 PM
Sat, Jun 27Sonoma RacewayCW5:30 PM
Sat, Jul 4Chicagoland SpeedwayCW5:30 PM
Sat, Jul 11EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta)CW7:00 PM
Sat, Jul 25Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayCW4:00 PM
Sat, Aug 8Iowa SpeedwayCW5:00 PM
Fri, Aug 28Daytona International SpeedwayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Sep 5Darlington RacewayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Sep 12World Wide Technology Raceway (St. Louis)CW7:30 PM
Fri, Sep 18Bristol Motor SpeedwayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Oct 3Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Oct 10Charlotte ROVALCW4:00 PM
Sat, Oct 17Phoenix RacewayCW7:30 PM
Sat, Oct 24Talladega SuperspeedwayCW3:30 PM
Sat, Oct 31Martinsville SpeedwayCW4:00 PM
Sat, Nov 7(NASCAR Championship) Homestead-Miami SpeedwayCW5:00 PM

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series

DATERACEPLATFORMSTART (ET)
Fri, Feb 13Daytona International SpeedwayFS17:30 PM
Sat, Feb 21EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta)FS11:30 PM
Sat, Feb 28Grand Prix of St. PetersburgFOX12:00 PM
Fri, Mar 20Darlington RacewayFS17:30 PM
Fri, Apr 3Rockingham SpeedwayFS14:30 PM
Fri, Apr 10Bristol Motor SpeedwayFS17:30 PM
Fri, May 1Texas Motor SpeedwayFS18:00 PM
Fri, May 8Watkins Glen InternationalFS14:30 PM
Fri, May 15Dover Motor SpeedwayFS15:00 PM
Fri, May 22Charlotte Motor SpeedwayFS17:30 PM
Fri, May 29Nashville SuperspeedwayFS18:00 PM
Sat, Jun 6Michigan International SpeedwayFS11:30 PM
Fri, Jun 19San Diego (Naval Base Coronado)FS17:00 PM
Sat, Jul 11Lime Rock ParkFS11:00 PM
Sat, Jul 18North Wilkesboro SpeedwayFS112:30 PM
Fri, Jul 24Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway ParkFS18:00 PM
Fri, Aug 14Richmond RacewayFS17:30 PM
Sat, Aug 22New Hampshire Motor SpeedwayFS11:30 PM
Thu, Sep 17Bristol Motor SpeedwayFS18:00 PM
Sat, Sep 26Kansas SpeedwayFS11:00 PM
Fri, Oct 9Charlotte ROVALFOX5:00 PM
Fri, Oct 16Phoenix RacewayFS17:30 PM
Fri, Oct 23Talladega SuperspeedwayFS14:00 PM
Fri, Oct 30Martinsville SpeedwayFS16:00 PM
Fri, Nov 6(NASCAR Championship) Homestead-Miami SpeedwayFS17:30 PM

About NASCAR

The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for the No. 1 form of motorsports in the United States and owner of 14 of the nation’s major motorsports entertainment facilities. NASCAR sanctions races in three national series (NASCAR Cup Series™, NASCAR Xfinity Series™, and NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series™), four international series (NASCAR Brasil Series, NASCAR Canada Series, NASCAR Euro Series, NASCAR Mexico Series), four regional series (ARCA Menards Series, ARCA Menards Series East & West and the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour) and a local grassroots series (NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series). The International Motor Sports Association™ (IMSA®) governs the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship™, the premier U.S. sports car series. NASCAR also owns Motor Racing Network, Racing Electronics, and ONE DAYTONA. Based in Daytona Beach, Florida, with offices in five cities across North America, NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races annually in 11 countries and more than 30 U.S. states.

For more information visit www.NASCAR.com and www.IMSA.com, and follow NASCAR on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X and Facebook.