Janet Guthrie, the first woman to qualify and compete in both the Daytona 500 and the Indianapolis 500, was dropped from the latest list of nominees for NASCAR’s Landmark Award that honors contribution to the sport.
The 20 nominees for the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2020 have been announced, as well as the five nominees for the Landmark Award for Outstanding Contributions to NASCAR.
Race fans flocking to Charlotte Motor Speedway for the 60th running of the iconic Coca-Cola 600 will witness a spectacular party on and off the track.
Joe Gibbs Racing says co-founder J.D. Gibbs, the eldest son of team owner and Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Joe Gibbs, has died. He was 49.
Planet Fitness Albemarle is holding a NASCAR sized party on Saturday, January 12th, 2019.
Legendary NASCAR driver and Hall of Famer David "The Silver Fox" Pearson died Monday at the age of 83.
Kasey Kahne will not defend his Brickyard 400 victory because of dehydration issues he said result in an elevated heart rate while he is driving.
Win a family 4-pack of tickets to the Bank of America ROVAL™ 400 - The first road course race in NASCAR’s playoffs - and the cutoff race in Round 1, will see drivers duel door to door in one of the most challenging and dramatic races on the schedule! Three winners will each receive tickets!
Saying it cannot find enough funding to remain competitive, Furniture Row Racing announced Tuesday it will close its doors at the end of season, one year after Martin Truex Jr. won the maverick Colorado-based team its first NASCAR championship.
NASCAR chairman and CEO Brian France announced Monday he was taking an indefinite leave of absence a day after his arrest in New York’s Hamptons on charges of driving while intoxicated and criminal possession of oxycodone.
Charlotte Motor Speedway expanded on its groundbreaking new era of innovation on Monday, with the unveiling of a new, dynamic logo for the Sept. 28-30 Bank of America ROVAL™ 400 race weekend – which will feature the first playoff road course races in NASCAR history.
Kyle Busch led 377 of 400 laps in a dominating Coca-Cola 600 run at Charlotte Motor Speedway to finally break through with a points-race victory.
Kyle Busch has won a Cup points race at every track on the NASCAR circuit except one — Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Thousands of NASCAR fans are kicking off race weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and campers are already filling up the campgrounds.
Three days of family fun and excitement will kickoff Friday, May 24th in Uptown for the 24th Annual Circle K Speed Street presented by Coca-Cola.
Kevin Harvick surged past Martin Truex Jr. with one lap to go Saturday night at Kansas Speedway, winning for the fifth time in what has turned out to be a record-setting start to the year.
It took four times on the ballot for Robert Yates to be elected to NASCAR's Hall of Fame. When he finally received enough votes, the championship-winning car owner and engine builder burst into tears.
Ken Squier has become the first broadcaster to be inducted into NASCAR’s Hall of Fame.
The season of giving isn't quite over for NASCAR fans. Dedicated fans camped out at the NASCAR Hall of Fame to grab a gift at the "Undeck the Hall" event Tuesday morning.
Danica Patrick and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. have split as a couple after nearly five years.
Since 1999, we've watched Dale Jr. take checkers in a cup series 26 times. Sunday at Homestead, that era will end.
Danica Patrick has known for at least a month that she will end her career next season at the Indianapolis 500, a decision that will bring her full circle and return her one last time to the storied track that made her famous.
It’s hard for Dale Earnhardt, Jr. to go anywhere without being recognized, but once upon a time, that wasn't the case.
Standing next to his car in Victory Lane, in this season he never thought possible, Martin Truex Jr. struggled with his emotions.
Officials have pushed back the start time of Sunday's Bank of America 500 due to rain. NASCAR fans hope it won't wash out Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s final race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
