NASCAR
Byron salvages 12th after early Daytona wrecks
William Byron arrived on Sunday chasing a third straight Harley J. Earl Trophy, and his shot nearly ended before the race settled in. A spin…
Tyler Reddick wins Daytona 500 for Jordan
Michael Jordan, six time NBA champion, is now a Daytona 500 winner too. Tyler Reddick won “The Great American Race” on Sunday with a last-lap…
Why Track Bar Changes Feel Huge in NASCAR
Track bar adjustments sound like garage jargon until you see how much they change the car’s balance. On a NASCAR stock car, the track bar…
NASCAR: Why the Next Gen Car Changed Tire Wear
The Next Gen NASCAR car’s altered tire wear is a direct result of its new, larger 18-inch aluminum wheels and low-profile tires, combined with changes to the…
What is the point of drafting in NASCAR?
The point of drafting in NASCAR is to reduce aerodynamic drag, allowing cars to go faster with less engine power by using the slipstream (low-pressure wake) of…
What Is the NASCAR Championship Called Now?
NASCAR’s premier championship has undergone several name changes throughout its history. The top-level NASCAR championship is currently known as the NASCAR Cup Series. This name…
What Brand Cars Are Used In NASCAR?
NASCAR features three primary automotive manufacturers competing across its series today. Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota currently supply the race cars that compete in NASCAR’s Cup…
Has Anyone Ever Won At Every NASCAR Track?
No driver in NASCAR Cup Series history has ever won a race at every track on the calendar. The diversity of NASCAR venues—from tight short…
How Chevrolet stays on top in NASCAR
When the checkered flag fell at Phoenix Raceway, Chevrolet took its fifth consecutive NASCAR Cup Series Manufacturers’ championship. It caps off a remarkable 2025 season…
What Car Does Ford Use In NASCAR?
Ford uses the Mustang Dark Horse in the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series, and the F-150 in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, competing…