Like many other sports, NASCAR has had its fair share of careers that came to an end before they could truly blossom. These drivers could have had more.

Shane van Gisbergen’s dominance around the track has now raised eyebrows throughout the grid, overwhelming track legends like Chase Elliott. The latter has dominated the modern benchmarks in track racing,

The NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen produced another masterpiece from a familiar source that best drivers are powerless to stop.

At Watkins Glen on Friday, two women came, put in better laps, and still had to pack up and leave. Dystany Spurlock was chasing history, and Toni Breidinger was also quicker than many others in the field.

Justin Marks and Trackhouse Racing began Project 91 as a way to bring world-class drivers from other racing disciplines to NASCAR.  There may be no better definition of a world-class driver than Max Verstappen.

Dystany Spurlock was denied history after chaos at Watkins Glen scuttled any chance for her to start in the race.

Several NASCAR drivers from the Texas weekend are out for Watkins Glen as teams confirm replacement drivers ahead of the Truck Series race.

Donald Trump has always kept an eye on the sports world. The guy loves his golf, and he plays often. He loves the UFC, too, and is planning along with Dana White to host an event at the White House on June 14.

Who is the greatest NASCAR Cup Series driver of all time? From Richard Petty’s 200 wins to Jimmie Johnson’s seven championships, Dale Earnhardt’s legendary aura, Jeff Gordon’s dominance, and David Pearson’s unbelievable win rate,

Jesse Love came within one corner of a major NASCAR win before disaster struck late at Watkins Glen International on Saturday. The Richard Childress Racing driver led late in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race but lost control in Turn 7 on the ...