NASCAR
Covering the NASCAR drivers that shine on the racetrack
You’ll find all you need to know about the biggest names in racing in our NASCAR category. We’re watching the races, listening to commentary, watching interviews, and subscribing to podcasts to bring you all the news you need to know about star drivers such as Kyle Busch, Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski, Kyle Larson, Joey Logano, Bubba Wallace, and more.
Bubba Wallace is one of the most well-known NASCAR drivers today because of his activism, but he wants to be remembered for his success on the racetrack.
Chase Elliott won his first NASCAR Cup Series title in 2020, matching his father Bill, who won in 1988. Bill’s title and Chase’s existence almost never happened because the elder Elliott almost died in a fighter jet mid-air collision in 1987.
Given the resources of the 23XI team co-owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace aims to win two NASCAR Cup Series races this year.
Tony Stewart hasn’t driven in the NASCAR Cup Series since 2016, but he still enjoys racing sprint cars. His first victory in 2021 came with an unusual photo opportunity.
Richard Petty won 200 NASCAR races, but couldn’t find the same success when he entered a 1996 North Carolina political race.
Certain drivers showed a knack for getting tangled up in wrecks more often than their NASCAR Cup Series peers in 2020.
While Richard Petty is a living NASCAR legend, he was “pretty down” after the tragic death of his grandson. A letter from a fan, however, changed everything.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. kept a federal crime a secret from his father because he was more concerned about his father’s reaction than jail.
In four years, Dale Earnhardt Jr. went from one extreme to another when dealing with concussion treatment.
While Dale Earnhardt Jr. made a name for himself as a NASCAR star, he’s also pretty passionate about something simpler: sandwiches.
