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Brent Crews won the ARCA Menards Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway on September 11, 2025, after a 200-lap race with multiple cautions and an overtime finish, with Tristan McKee and Brenden Queen finishing second and third respectively.
Lawless Alan secured the pole position in the ARCA Menards Series qualifying at DuQuoin State Fairgrounds with a best time of 34.072 seconds, followed closely by Brent Crews and Max Reaves, setting the stage for the Southern Illinois 100 race.
The article provides the entry list for the Southern Illinois 100 ARCA race at DuQuoin State Fairgrounds, featuring drivers, teams, sponsors, and vehicle details.
Robbie Brewer, a veteran stock car driver, died after suffering a medical emergency during a race at Bowman Gray Stadium, causing his car to crash head-on into a wall. The incident marked the first death at the track since 2002, and Brewer was remembered as a talented and respected competitor.
Veteran stock car driver Robbie Brewer died after suffering a medical emergency during a race at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Brewer's car hit a wall and he was taken to a hospital where he later died. He was a respected and experienced racer with a career spanning over three decades.
Robbie Brewer, a veteran stock car driver at Bowman Gray Stadium in North Carolina, died after suffering a medical emergency during a race, which caused his car to crash into a wall. Brewer, 53, was transported to a hospital where he later died. He was a respected competitor with a long racing history, and his death has saddened the racing community.
The article provides the entry list for the Atlas 150 ARCA race at Iowa Speedway, featuring drivers from various teams and sponsors, with details on car numbers, hometowns, and team information.
The article lists the starting lineup for the LiUNA! 150 race at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, featuring drivers from various teams and sponsors, with Brenden Queen and Brent Crews starting in the first two positions.
William Sawalich posted the best practice time at the General Tire 200 at Sonoma Raceway, leading the ARCA practice session with a time of 1:17.5. Several drivers followed, with Alon Day and Corey Day also showing strong performances. The practice results provide an overview of the top contenders ahead of the race.
The article provides the entry list for the Lime Rock Park 100 ARCA race, featuring drivers, teams, and sponsors, with notable entries including Isabella Robusto and others competing at Lime Rock Park.
The article provides the entry list for the Shore Lunch 250 presented by Dutch Boy at Elko Speedway, featuring drivers, hometowns, sponsors, and team details for the upcoming ARCA race.
Treyten Lapcevich secured the pole position in the Berlin ARCA 200 qualifying at Berlin Raceway with a best lap time of 16.835 seconds and a speed of 93.662 mph, leading a field of drivers in this stock car racing event.
NASCAR has a history of penalizing teams for rule violations, with the introduction of the Next Gen car in the 2022 season leading to harsher consequences for infractions. The biggest fine in NASCAR history occurred in March 2023, when five Cup Series teams were penalized for unapproved modifications to single-source parts, resulting in hefty fines and suspensions for crew chiefs. Additionally, Stewart-Haas Racing's Chase Briscoe and the No. 14 team received the first-ever L3-level penalty during the Next Gen era for counterfeit parts, resulting in significant point deductions and fines. The use of hidden-away parts and the emphasis on exploring grey areas of the rule book have made it essential for teams to adhere to regulations, with NASCAR's implementation of laser-scanning technical inspections aiding in the detection of any deviations.
A virtual experiment pitted a 1970 Plymouth Superbird against a 2024 Camaro ZL1 in a race at Daytona International Superspeedway, with the Superbird initially falling behind but ultimately catching up and taking the lead. However, the virtual test may not accurately reflect real-world performance due to factors such as the Superbird's lower horsepower representation and the differences in modern NASCAR engines and chassis. The results highlight the ongoing debate between classic and modern cars in stock car racing, leaving the question of which would truly win unanswered until a real-world race between the two takes place.
In celebration of NASCAR's 75th anniversary, ESPN presents their top five best-looking NASCAR race cars. The list includes the 1955-56 Chrysler 300C, the 1951-54 Hudson Hornet, the 1995-99 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, the 1987 Ford Thunderbird, and the 1969-70 Dodge Charger Daytona/Plymouth Superbird. Topping the list is Petty's 1972 Dodge Charger, known for its iconic design and color scheme.