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The reigning NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series champion will need to find a new ride before next season commences.

Not one, but two drivers are walking away from NASCAR at the end of this season; one quite young, the other, a dedicated veteran.

Last year, there were live sharks in downtown Beaver Dam, this year Strawberry Festival visitors will get a different type of thrill.

Mother Nature is apparently not a NASCAR fan. Due to snowfall that began Saturday afternoon at Martinsville Speedway, all racing activities have been postponed to Monday. This is the first time in 25 years a race has been delayed by snow.

Danica Patrick is out at Stewart-Haas Racing.

Nascar is stepping in wake of Hurricane Irma and two tracks are offering their camping facilities to any evacuees for free.

Kyle Larson and Michigan International Speedway go together like a hand and glove. Coming into this afternoon's race, Larson had won back to back races at MIS dating back to last season. Larson was not a factor early on, and it looked like he would not go to victory line for the third straight time. Mic...

Coming into Sunday,  Kyle Busch hadn't won in 36 races. Well, the drought has finally ended! Busch, who had never won at Pocomo Raceway, came back from a 6 second deficit to lead the final 16 laps. The #18 car was dominate throughout, winning stage 1, leading all 50 laps. Busch an...

After substituting for Dale Earnhardt, Jr. the second half of last season, it's been announced Alex Bowman will take over the no. 88 car in 2018. Junior is retiring at the end of this Monster Energy Cup Series season.

This weekend, folks all over the tristate will be celebrating Independence Day.  And our friends at Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana will be celebrating another special occasion as well.  It's the race track's 60th anniversary season and they're celebrating with the Sprint Stampede, July 2nd!

Kevin Harvick has contended for wins this season, but he hadn't yet broken through this season, until today. Harvick, who has the second most stage wins of any driver this season, 4, finally was upfront when it mattered most. Taking t...

Kyle Larson was persistent all day long. The driver of the #42 Target Chevy coundn't shake Martin Truex Jr. in the first two stages, finishing 2nd to Truex in the first two segments of the  Fire Keepers Casino 400. Despite having trouble with Truex, Larson continued to mash the gas pedal, taking the lead with 9 laps to go, after a late race caution.  T...