Ever since Joe Gibbs told his Joe Gibbs Racing drivers that they were allowed to run extracurricular races outside of NASCAR again, his drivers have been exercising that right to its fullest extent. Christopher Bell went back to the Chili Bowl, winged Sprint Car racing, and even ran a pavement Super Late Model race, while Ty Gibbs also went to the Chili Bowl.

The ARCA Menards Series heads to Daytona International Speedway this week for its annual two-day preseason test. There are nearly 80 drivers on the entry list at the moment, and most of them are the usual suspects. There are plenty of ARCA regulars and some hopefuls, but one name in particular stood out.

Joe Gibbs Racing announced today that four-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Champion Justin Bonsignore will drive the team’s No. 19 Toyota GR Supra in five NASCAR Xfinity Series races in 2025.

Following a successful first year of the CARS Tour West, the series is set for growth adding two new divisions to include Super Late Models and Limited Pro Late Models in 2025.

Another NASCAR championship weekend at Phoenix Raceway has come and gone. Joey Logano (NASCAR Cup Series), Justin Allgaier (NASCAR Xfinity Series) and Ty Majeski (NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series) were all crowned champions this past weekend following winner-take-all races.

NASCAR issued its penalty report following last weekend’s races at Virginia’s Martinsville Speedway on Tuesday evening, and it was full of discipline for what the sanctioning body to be deemed as measures of race manipulation for three teams.

Tyler Reddick is racing for his first NASCAR Cup Series championship on Sunday at Phoenix Raceway. It’s the first time that the former Dirt Late Model driver is a member of the Championship Four drivers in NASCAR’s top level.

Wednesday night at North Carolina’s Millbridge Speedway was a night that the Busch family will remember for a long time as both Kyle Busch and Brexton Busch captured championships at the same track on the same night.

Though the end has been near for the last few years, this time it appears the end is finally in sight for southern California’s Irwindale Speedway. Irwindale Speedway’s president, Tim Huddleston, announced on Tuesday that the iconic track will close for good at the end of this year with a final event scheduled for December 21.

Frankie Muniz has been working hard to live out his dream of racing full-time in any of NASCAR’s top three series, and finally in 2025 that dream will be realized. Muniz, the former child star of “Malcolm in the Middle,” will contest the entire 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series schedule for Reaume Brothers Racing.

After making her way through the ranks of dirt racing and stock car racing, Hailie Deegan will shift her focus to open-wheel racing in 2025, competing in INDY NXT by Firestone with HMD Motorsports.

NASCAR released its much-anticipated 2025 schedule on Thursday, which showcases another year with new race tracks joining the circuit. Though NASCAR already announced the new additions of Bowman Gray Stadium and Mexico City, the 2025 calendar is still full of change.

The now-defunct Superstar Racing Experience racing series, better known as “SRX,” is surprisingly back in the news on Monday after it announced that it has filed a lawsuit in North Carolina seeking “full damages” for an alleged breach of agreement with Skip Barber Racing, which announced earlier this year that it was buying all assets from SRX.

For 397-and-a-half laps at Richmond Raceway Sunday’s race was rather routine. Long green flag runs with strategy thrown in to keep things interesting enough. But after Lap 398, chaos ensued resulting in an Austin Dillon win with Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin both left fuming over their destroyed race cars.

AM Racing has parted ways with driver Hailie Deegan effective immediately, the NASCAR Xfinity Series team announced Monday morning.