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Tim Moore - Staff Writer Photo Credit: Todd Kirkland (Getty Images) With the drop of the green flag for the 67th annual Daytona 500 just...

Eddie Kalegi - Staff Writer Photo Credit: Brian Lawdermilk (Getty Images) Yesterday afternoon, long-rumored news became official, as Trackhouse Racing announced the return of their “Project 91” program, inking a deal with four-time Indianapolis 500 champion Helio Castroneves for an attempt to race his way into the 2025 Daytona 500. The Brazilian motorsports legend joins JJ Yeley, Mike Wallace, and BJ McLeod as confirmed “open” entrants into the Great American Race, with o

Jeffrey Hrunka - Staff Writer Photo Credit: iRacing When people picture the future stars of NASCAR, dirt tracks and late models come to...

This morning at 9:02 AM EST, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports released a joint statement, explaining their intent to file an antitrust

BY: EDDIE KALEGI Table tennis. Equestrian. Artistic swimming. Skateboarding. Break dancing. Like auto racing, all of these sports have been heavily criticized by the unknowing public before, with some going as far to say that they shouldn't be deemed "sports" at all due to their perceived lack of athletic rigor. Yet, the International Olympic Commission has accepted them with open arms into the world's most grandiose and prestigious athletic competition. The time has come to

By Jeffrey Hrunka - Motorsports Today Contributor Numerous major racing series are in the midst of their summer breaks. This is partly...

By Jeffrey Hrunka - Motorsports Today Contributor Consistency is the facet of sports that keeps it legitimate. If you remove it, the...

Last weekend, we had the incredible opportunity to cover all three NASCAR National series races at Pocono Raceway. We would like to thank...

By: Adam Tropper LONG POND, P.A - Ryan Blaney emerged victorious at Pocono on a Sunday that saw a tornado warning in the morning and...

By Jeffrey Hrunka - Motorsports Today Contributor The iteration of NASCAR’s NextGen car has allowed the sport to have one of the most...

By Jeffrey Hrunka - Motorsports Today Contributor (Photo Credit: Al Wheeler/Joe Gibbs Racing) Chase Briscoe and Joe Gibbs Racing...

BY: EDDIE KALEGI Photo Credit: Chris Graythen (Getty Images) The function of motorsports is a stark contrast from all other sports for several reasons, and one of those is midseason roster news. There are early retirement announcements, like 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion Martin Truex Jr’s official decision on Friday afternoon. Future contracts can likewise be announced before a campaign is complete, like Michael McDowell’s decision to move to Spire Motorsports with more tha

This weekend, Eddie Kalegi and Adam Tropper were able to cover both the NASCAR Xfinity series and Cup series races at Dover Motor...

BY: EDDIE KALEGI Motorsports Today has covered three NASCAR Cup Series races on-site in our existence. All three have been Joe Gibbs Racing triumphs, including Sunday afternoon, when Denny Hamlin used second half speed and clutch pit road performances to hold off Kyle Larson for the victory in the Wurth 400, the sport’s sole trip to Dover Motor Speedway on the 2024 calendar. “It’s certainly more of a team sport than it’s ever been,” Hamlin explained. “The pit crew did a pheno

BY: EDDIE KALEGI AND ADAM TROPPER Photo Credit: Jared C. Tilton (Getty Images) After Saturday afternoon’s qualifying session at Dover Motor Speedway, both Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin spoke with the media. Although their eyes were set on the “Monster Mile,” many were still focused on Reddick’s thrilling triumph at Talladega.  It wasn’t Reddick or 23XI Racing’s first visit to victory lane, but it was the first time in the organization’s four year history that co-owner and si

BY: EDDIE KALEGI Photo Credit: FOX Sports 24 hours ago, NASCAR fans were frustrated. An Xfinity Series race headlined by fuel saving and train racing ended unceremoniously with yet another Austin Hill victory, leaving many wondering whether the sport had butchered another classic track, accusations they have already faced for the diminished product at both Texas Motor Speedway and Bristol Motor Speedway in recent years. Now, fans just witnessed an all-time classic. Even with

BY: EDDIE KALEGI What a way to wrap up 2023 for Motorsports Today. In a year that saw substantial growth for the show, including multiple...

BY: EDDIE KALEGI From an aspiring sports journalist, to a server at Outback Steakhouse, to competing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck...

BY: EDDIE KALEGI As darkness set in and Shane van Gisbergen exited turn 12 on the final lap of the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series street race in Chicago, the New Zealand native had immediately become a legend of the sport. The driver more colloquially known in the states as simply "SVG" was the first to win in his cup debut since Johnny Rutherford more than six decades prior, a feat previously considered impossible in the modern era. While the 34 year-old's resounding victory wa