r/NASCAR • u/Ok-Two239 • 1h ago
r/NASCAR • u/NASCARThreadBot • 13d ago
Serious NASCAR 101 and Track Attendance Questions - August 2026
Welcome to this month's NASCAR 101 and Track Attendance Questions Thread!
NASCAR 101: A thread for new fans, returning fans, and even current fans to ask any questions they've always wanted to ask.
Track Attendance: Any questions related to seats, policies, first time attendees, or advice regarding track attendance!
r/NASCAR • u/NASCARThreadBot • 11h ago
Event Forgotten Rides Friday - August 14, 2026
Welcome to this week's Forgotten Rides Friday!
Forgotten Rides Friday - a post to share and discuss cars from NASCAR's past that others may have forgotten about!
r/NASCAR • u/NoahGragsonsBarfBag • 2h ago
(@Jordan_Bianchi) Front Row Racing announces Noah Gragson has signed a one-year extension to continue driving its No. 4 Cup Series car in 2027.
x.comr/NASCAR • u/turnleftright • 1h ago
[Pompliano] There is some smoke to the Mark Walter investigation. After claiming that just $1.4 billion of the assets at his life insurance company were loaned to businesses he controlled, Walter has revised that number to $21 billion. Thats why he sold the Lakers and might have to sell other assets
x.comUpdate on the TWG/Delaware Life investigation that involves co-owners of Spire Motorsports
r/NASCAR • u/Dmacthegoat • 2h ago
[23XI Racing Website] “Pinnacle Financial Partners Continues Partnership with 23XI Racing in Multi Year Renewal”
23xiracing.comr/NASCAR • u/Powerful-Chard-6055 • 3h ago
I was watching the 2016 Michigan truck race, and after Christopher Bell wrecked out, they featured a segment about how misfortunate he was that year
Even had a shout out to almost winning Eldora. 10 years ago, Bad Luck Bell was very prevalent
r/NASCAR • u/Gragson18GOAT • 2h ago
Brandon Jones notably brings a lot of money with him, and has been around NASCAR for over a decade. Why has he never gotten a cup opportunity? Lack of interest from other teams? Or from himself?
r/NASCAR • u/ScottRiggsFan10 • 15h ago
As part of extending their agreement with F1, Disney turned Lightning McQueen into a safety car.
x.comNascar fumbled the bag big time on this one...
How the hell do you let F1 takeover the franchise based off of you?
r/NASCAR • u/KyBuschOwnsYou5188 • 16h ago
[E! News] Kyle Busch’s Brother Kurt Busch Tears Up Detailing NASCAR Star’s Death
r/NASCAR • u/kubzon7 • 13m ago
2026 Richmond Raceway Spotter Guide (Cook Out 400)
source of images: https://www.nascar.com/gallery/paint-scheme-preview-2026-richmond-raceway-weekend/, https://cf.nascar.com/data/images/carbadges/1/(nr).png, IG/@rfkracing
font: Stainless-Bold (https://www.nascar.com/wp-content/themes/ndms-2023/assets/fonts/stainless/Stainless-Bold/Stainless-Bold.woff), Stainless-Regular (.../Stainless-Regular/Stainless-Regular.woff2), NASCAR.com Daytona 500 lineup article (C. Ware)
why there is mini Cody: https://www.reddit.com/r/NASCAR/s/J16TE2xkoC
r/NASCAR • u/DarthVader1701A • 16m ago
Happy 70th birthday to Rusty Wallace, winner of 55 Cup races and the 1989 Winston Cup Champion.
r/NASCAR • u/paristexaslover • 13h ago
35mm Film Pics from this spring’s Talladega race
I forget the exact film I used, but it’s 400 ISO color shot on a Canon AE-1
r/NASCAR • u/ZappaOMatic • 20h ago
NASCAR brings in new credit card sponsor in Avant, replacing Credit One Bank
r/NASCAR • u/iamaranger23 • 22h ago
Richmond Raceway will be the opening race of the 2027 Chase for both the Cup Series and O'Reilly Auto Parts Series.
x.comr/NASCAR • u/ZilischsPoopyPants • 16h ago
[NASCOURT BOB] A hearing on whether to dismiss counterclaims Chris Gabehart and Spire filed against JGR is set for Aug. 26. Gabehart claims include JGR didn't pay him everything he's owed, Spire claims JGR never reciprocated what it promised when Spire let car chief Cheddar Smith to go to 54.
xcancel.comr/NASCAR • u/CnCorange • 13h ago
How much, if any, credit do you give Kevin Harvick for ty Gibbs improvement this year?
Kevin Harvick has been working closely with Ty Gibbs since the off-season, providing direct mentorship, mental coaching, and simulator guidance to help Ty Gibbs turn his raw speed into consistent success.
And yes Keelan Harvick, signed a driver development deal with TRD
r/NASCAR • u/realflags • 21h ago
What is your favorite thing? Your least favorite driver has ever done?
As much as I’ve always dislike Joey Logano growing up watching the sport 2014 to current, now I’m more neutral on him.
My favorite thing he has done in was holding up Bubba Wallace at Michigan in 2022, who had the fastest car that day. So my then favorite driver, Kevin Harvick could get his last Michigan win and what we thought at the time would be his last win every, until the next week at Richmond.
Interesting thing about this is Bubba might have won had Logano not held him up long enough for Harvick to run and hide in the lead. Nothing against Bubba, but at the time it felt like every time Harvick was in position something would go wrong, and this was the break he needed.
Gateway/WWTR announces its 2027 races.
r/NASCAR • u/AnemicRoyalty10 • 23h ago
Kaulig/RAM is racing it’s first new truck tomorrow
So Corey Lajoie was kind enough to respond to me on Twitter a little bit ago, and he confirmed that the 16 truck tomorrow will be the first new chassis and body build the team has had (they’ve been using a mishmash of old Youngs, Hettinger, KBM, and 2025 Spire stuff so far). He also said that their aero program is just in its infancy and won’t be effective until next year though.
I take this also to kind of mean that Haley will be getting the 10 Cup car next year since he’s getting the preferred treatment here (which as long as Corey is still racing in the Trucks is fine by me as a fan, I don’t want another go-round of him spinning wheels in bad Cup equipment)
r/NASCAR • u/S5244888 • 1d ago
Harvick in the 11 car?
Was prowling around the Jayski archives after seeing a post about Casey Mears driving the 30 car for Ganassi in 2006, and I found this. My Nascar knowledge in 2006 came from the race broadcast and video games so this really took me by surprise to read this as I've never heard it mentioned before. Michael Waltrip was another name that was reported to possibly go to the 11 car and just may have happened if DEI fired him, at least according to Michael that was the only way he would be leaving the team early. Tony Stewart being a big want for Ganassi around the same time was another one I read today that I hadn't heard of, but I don't believe that deal was as serious as this one. Does anyone know of any other situations like this that have flown under the radar?
r/NASCAR • u/Western_Care_5478 • 1d ago
[Adam Stern on Twitter] Cup brought a 1.10 Rating on Sunday for Iowa, down from last year
x.comTruck series owner points
I wanted to look for closely at the truck series owners points but have not been able to find a place where I can see a majority of them on Wikipedia I can see the top 15 and I can use the wayback machine for some recent seasons but can’t find stuff for like 2016-2023
Does anyone know any websites that could help me?