Our worst fear about a new NASCAR playoff format has been drastically reduced, at least for now.
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Tony Stewart is set to return to NASCAR for the first time in a decade by making his first Truck Series start in more than two decades.
Missing a race is penalty enough. NASCAR should keep the waiver system as it is.
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series championship battle would have been intense.
After 12 years, NASCAR's knockout Championship 4 format is no more. Here's what's set to take its place.
Only once since 1993 has a Daytona 500 featured exactly 41 cars, but that is set to change this February.
Jimmie Johnson's guaranteed Daytona 500 spot will not have any impact on the drivers who actually need to battle for the open spots.
Great day to be a Hoosier, and an even better day to be an IndyCar fan.
When NASCAR introduced its first street course in Chicago, drivers could only compete in a single race. That is not the case in San Diego.
Several venues have changes positions on the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series playoff schedule.
We don't know what it will look like, but as has long felt inevitable, change is indeed coming to NASCAR's championship format for 2026 and beyond.
Corey LaJoie is set to fill in for the injured Brad Keselowski at RFK Racing for the preseason Cook Out Clash exhibition race at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Jimmie Johnson has only ever driven for one NASCAR Truck Series team, and that team was owned by NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss.
The Daytona 500 entry list is slowly but surely coming together, and the field has officially been expanded from 40 to 41 cars.
Jimmie Johnson is locked into the Daytona 500 field, but not quite the same way as Helio Castroneves was a year ago.
With Taylor Gray and William Sawalich both set to return, only one major change has been made at Joe Gibbs Racing for the 2026 NASCAR season.
Steve Phelps has stepped down as NASCAR commissioner after spending more than 20 years in the sport.
New Hampshire Motor Speedway's return to the NASCAR Cup Series playoff schedule was short-lived.
North Wilkesboro Speedway is back on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule, but with only one race, something that hasn't been true in seven decades.
It's been almost three years since a NASCAR Cup Series driver not named William Byron won the Daytona 500.