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Kaulig Racing named Tony Stewart as the first driver in its Free Agent Driver Program, placing him in the No. 25 Ram Trucks entry for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season opener at Daytona on Feb. 13, marking Stewart's return to NASCAR competition in a Truck and Ram’s first Truck Series appearance in over a decade.
Tony Stewart is set to compete in the NASCAR Truck Series race at Daytona, driving for Kaulig Racing.
The ARCA Menards Series pre-race practice at Daytona International Speedway is scheduled for January 8-10, featuring over 50 drivers from various racing backgrounds. The practice sessions are open for on-track activity with specific rules and a detailed schedule, but are not televised. Live timing and driver interviews will be available through ARCARacing.com and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, respectively.
The ARCA Menards Series announced its 2026 Road to Daytona participants, featuring a mix of grassroots champions and rookies from various racing series who will practice at Daytona International Speedway in January, with the season kicking off in February.
NASCAR rookie Connor Zilisch will compete in the 2026 Rolex 24 at Daytona with Action Express Racing, marking his third consecutive appearance in the race and his debut in the GTP class, as he continues to build his racing career across different series.
Drivers and crew members react in real time to a significant, race-shaping crash during the Daytona race's regular-season finale, highlighting the chaos and impact of the wreck.
Ryan Blaney's victory at Daytona signals a strong postseason for Team Penske, continuing a pattern of summer resurgence in NASCAR's Next Gen era, with Blaney showing consistent performance despite earlier setbacks, and setting the stage for the upcoming playoffs.
The article humorously imagines fake congratulatory texts sent to Ryan Blaney, the winner of the 2025 NASCAR regular-season finale at Daytona International Speedway, highlighting the playful side of racing culture.
Ryan Blaney won the Daytona NASCAR Cup race, moving from 13th to first in the final laps, earning nine playoff points. Daniel Suarez finished second, just short of his first win, while Justin Haley and Cole Custer achieved season-best finishes. Alex Bowman secured the final playoff spot after the race, while several drivers like Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch faced setbacks, with Busch missing the playoffs for the second year in a row.
Ryan Blaney won the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona with a late surge reminiscent of Dale Earnhardt, but he dismisses comparisons to Earnhardt's legendary wins, emphasizing his own skill, patience, and teamwork. Despite praise from peers and team officials, Blaney remains modest about his abilities, attributing his success to experience, good decision-making, and situational awareness at superspeedways.
Alex Bowman and Tyler Reddick secured the final spots in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs at Daytona, with Bowman narrowly missing out after a late-race incident, while Ryan Blaney's last-lap pass clinched the victory and playoff berth. The race was marked by crashes and intense competition, highlighting the unpredictable nature of speedway racing.
Ryan Blaney won the Daytona race in a thrilling four-wide finish, with Kyle Larson, Justin Haley, and Erik Jones making notable moves forward, while Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace, and Kyle Busch faced setbacks. The article highlights drivers' performances as they head into the final stretch of the NASCAR season, emphasizing momentum shifts and upcoming race prospects.
Alex Bowman celebrated Ryan Blaney's victory at Daytona, which secured Bowman's spot in the NASCAR playoffs after a stressful race and crash that threatened his season. Bowman humorously promised Blaney 'seven million beers' for his help, though Blaney joked he would settle for five million. The race was tense, with multiple drivers vying for playoff spots, and Bowman's relief was palpable after the race concluded.
Highlights from an exciting NASCAR race at Daytona International Speedway, marking the end of the regular season with a dramatic duel under the lights.
Ryan Blaney won the NASCAR regular-season finale at Daytona in a dramatic four-wide finish, showcasing a thrilling race at Daytona International Speedway.