Legendary NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt Sr. was called ‘The Intimidator’ for a reason. Unfortunately, Rusty Wallace learned ...

Katherine Legge still loves NASCAR racing and will not let the disappointments from her Cup Series debut dissuade her from ...

Carl Edwards, who will return to NASCAR as part of Prime Video's broadcast team in 2025, opened up about his decision to abruptly retire following the 2016 NASCAR Cup Series season on an episode of ...

Opening lap action from Albert Park Driving standards were thrust into the spotlight at last month’s Sydney opener, where officials ...

After eventful races at Daytona and Atlanta, these three full-timers find themselves in a points hole heading to Sin City.

Part of the reason ARCA has its overtime procedures is because not all its racetracks have scoring loops other than the start ...

Newly obtained body camera footage captures Stephen Scantlebury’s paranoia, his mother’s desperate plea for help, and his refusal to go to a mental health facility — just hours before he brutally beat ...

Katherine Legge — the first female driver to race in a NASCAR Cup Series in seven years — spun out at Phoenix Raceway, hitting strong contender Daniel Suárez, who isn’t happy.

Following Sunday’s Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix Raceway, the NASCAR Cup Series has completed its first four events (and its first non-superspeedway oval e ...

Katherine Legge's Cup Series debut at Phoenix was a "baptism of fire," but approving her to race was the right call by NASCAR.

Let’s start with the Xfinity series where No. 17 Alex Bowman took pole position for the race, while Xfinity phenoms No. 88 Connor Zilisch started in fourth and No. 2 Jessie Love started in fifth.