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Corey Day Burns it Down after his Blue Cross NC 300 win! (Tim Moore | Motorsports Today) CONCORD, N.C. — Corey Day delivered a potential season defining performance Sunday Night, October 11, at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Day overcame an early pit-road penalty and charged through the field making a decisive late-race move to capture the Blue Cross NC 300. Day also now has won back-to-back races for the first time in his career. HOW IT HAPPENED: Day established himself as a cont

Carson Kvapil gets introduced to the fans at Kansas Speedway in the spring of 2026. (Riley Ogle | Motorsports Today) SPEEDWAY, I.N. - After a week off, the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series resumed action, Saturday, July 25 for the Penzoil 250 presented by Take 5 Oil Change at Indianpolis Motorspeedway. After sitting on what could have been at EchoPark Speedway just two weeks ago, Carson Kvapil capitalized in the closing stage to pick up his first career victory. HOW IT HA

Justin Allgaier and Dale Earnhardt JR lift the trophy at Pocono (Motorsports Today, Eddie Kalegi) LONG POND, P.A. - The NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series resumed action Saturday, June 13, for the MillerTech Battery 200. The race was filled with excitement and plenty of incidents as drivers were seemingly very antsy coming off the first off week of the season. In a race that saw 10 cautions, Justin Allgaier of JR Motorsports prevailed, earning his fifth win in seventeen races

Kyle Busch at Darlington 2025 (Fisher Giannoti/ Motorsports Today) HAMPTON, G.A. – After rain delayed the start of the second Craftsman Truck Series race of the season, NASCAR fans were treated to a spectacular race that saw Spire Motorsports driver Kyle Busch win his third straight truck race at EchoPark Speedway. The race was unique as a 4:20 PM ET drop dead time was enforced causing the race to run ten laps shy of scheduled distance. The race was originally slated for 135

NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Preece (Fisher Gianotti, Darlington, 2025) Winston-Salem, N.C.-- History was made in the 48th running of the Cook Out Clash as Roush Fenway Keselowski driver Ryan Preece become the third cup series driver in history to earn his first career win in a non-points race. The 8 Season cup veteran joined the likes of NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Jeff Gordon and future hall of famer Denny Hamlin in being the first driver to achieve the feat since Hamlin 2