Have you ever wondered what really happens during a NASCAR pit stop or why cars seemingly go faster when lined up directly behind one another on the race track at high speeds? Introducing the ...

The reviews were mixed. Cars lined up in anticipation of NASCAR racing in downtown Chicago.Credit... Supported by By Mitch Smith Photographs by Jamie Kelter Davis Reporting from Chicago On a rainy ...

NASCAR’s Next Gen cars reach nearly 200 mph here ... fended off a hard-charging Tyler Reddick to win. His four runner-up finishes since 2017 paint a clear picture of victory for Yung Money.

There is no day in the entire world that represents a measure of time, distance and time over distance like the Sunday before ...

All the information you need to get ready for the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Cup Series race, Sunday at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Where you start never means less than this week, when drivers turn 400 laps on a 1.5-mile track. Yep, that's 600 miles at Charlotte, the longest race.

Another weekend of racing in the books at Nashville Superspeedway for all three NASCAR national touring series. The concrete ...

Drivers would often put everything on the line for a chance ... team could get his car up to 235 mph on the straightaways. However, after seeing the speeds, Wallace and NASCAR both agreed after ...

NASCAR's pack races ... track and completely breaking up the momentum of everyone behind the line leader. Hocevar, a Chevrolet driver anyway, continued to pass cars. The Toyotas did not.

He drove down Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s front straightaway leading the outside lane of cars to ... to pull up and transferred control to (Blaney),” Sawyer told NASCAR’s digital platform.

This isn’t your typical Nascar racing machine. For 75 years, American stock-car competitions unfolded ... it left the starting line in a cloud of tire smoke, scrambling for traction and ...