The NASCAR Car of Tomorrow (COT) is an interesting concept and one that rekindles our interest in Nextel Cup for several reasons. This magazine has, as a policy, refrained from either reporting on ...

NASCAR has made it clear that its boxy new Car of Tomorrow is practically untouchable when it comes to attempts at creativity by the teams. With imbedded sensors, lasers to check on them ...

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 ...

All of the bugs have yet to be worked out of the Sprint Cup Series Car of Tomorrow, but that did not stop NASCAR from getting a jump on the future of racing in the Nationwide Series. Last week at ...

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.

NASCAR’s next 75 years almost certainly ... Toyota made its debut in 2007 along with the Car of Tomorrow, which was years in the making after Earnhardt’s fatal crash at Daytona.

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 ...

According to NASCAR, ABB is a key partner of the NASCAR ... while also featuring a rear wing that calls back to the days of the Car of Tomorrow. Rather than a growling engine under the hood ...

NASCAR held a meeting with its competitors ... He also drew a parallel to the introduction of the Car of Tomorrow in 2007, a chassis which was lauded for its safety improvements but panned for ...