In some ways, that’s actually been a throwback to the days when guys like Buddy Baker hurled cars around a speedway. NASCAR’s thinking behind the COT was to eventually cut costs to teams and ...

COT, one of the oddest vehicles in the history of NASCAR and one that attracted significant criticism and ridicule. The car was developed largely in response to the 2001 Daytona 500 accident that ...

NASCAR did an amazing thing when ... The move to radials was every bit as big a change as the CoT – remember, everything a driver feels in his car goes through those tires – but eventually ...

NASCAR will use the Car of Tomorrow exclusively in 2008, a year earlier than planned. The COT was scheduled to run 16 races this season and be phased into competition during the next two years.

This is spoiler-free until after the jump. NASCAR's coming out party for the series new racing car, the unfortunately-named "Car of Tomorrow" (what is this, a car show in 1957?) is officially over.

Former NASCAR champion Kurt Busch recalled his racing days with Roger Penske in the Car of Tomorrow (COT) era.

NASCAR changed in numerous ways over the 2000s, like the introduction of the Chase for the Cup and the Car of Tomorrow. The car significantly improved safety in NASCAR but was heavily criticized ...

From the start of the Next Gen NASCAR Cup racecar—now known as ... a feature we haven’t seen in NACAR since the Car of Tomorrow (CoT) era of 2007 and ending in early 2010—the CoT would ...