The NAPA Spring Sizzler® at Stafford Motor Speedway is slated to see the green flag this Sunday April 27 with a field of nearly 40 drivers.

Bowman Gray Stadium, NASCAR’s longest-running weekly race track, gears up for another great season of asphalt action as it returns to operation on April 19.

NASCAR's longest-running weekly race track is back for another season of exciting racing action in 2025, as Bowman Gray Stadium looks towards opening day on April 19.

After Mother Nature washed out two previous attempts to hold the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Icebreaker 150, the third time was the charm Wednesday night at Thompson Speedway. Ron Silk topped a field of 29 Modifieds to claim his eighth career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour victory at the Thompson, CT oval.

Bowman Gray Stadium begins its 76th season of NASCAR racing on Friday and Saturday April 18-19 in Winston-Salem, NC. The track has been racing NASCAR Modifieds since Bill France and Alvin Hawkins promoted it as NASCAR’s first weekly racing track in 1949. The 1110th edition of “Still the Most Exciting of Them All” promises to be an entertaining one, as usual, with the longest and most prestigious race opening up the season for their featured division, the NASCAR Brad’s Golf Cars Modifieds.

There’s a popular saying that “the third time is the charm” and let’s hope that holds true for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour. This week, NASCAR’s oldest division looks to contest the “Icebreaker 150” at Connecticut’s Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park. After being rained out and rescheduled twice, the third attempt at running the race will take place on Wednesday, April 16.

Ryan Newman found his way back to victory lane on Saturday night at Orange County Speedway in Rougemont, North Carolina. The 2008 Daytona 500 champion stood triumphantly with the victor's belt around his waist as the winner of the "Rumble in Rougemont" for the SMART Modified Tour.

What were you doing in eighth grade? Most likely not challenging for a championship in one of the premier Modified racing series in America. Well, Paulie Hartwig III is, and he’s doing it against drivers, sometimes, more than twice his age.

NASCAR and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park have postponed this weekend’s NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event due to a forecast of continued rain and cold temperatures forecasted for Sunday. The race has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 5. The start time will be announced at a later date.

After more than a month off, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is set to brush the dust off and help break the ice on the racing season in the northeast. NASCAR’s oldest division heads to one of the oldest tracks in the country, Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in Thompson, Connecticut, for the annual Icebreaker 150.

By now you’ve probably seen the video of Jack Baldwin and Jake Crum crashing in Saturday’s “King of the Modifieds” for the SMART Modified Tour at South Boston Speedway. By now you’ve probably seen Crum and Baldwin’s pushing match. And by now you’ve probably seen Tommy Baldwin Jr., Jack’s father, car owner, and crew chief, screaming at Crum and anyone else who tried to get in his way. But did you see what caused all of this? Did you know this was “Crum vs. Baldwin Part Two?”

A strong field of more than 30 modifieds are headed to southern Virginia for Saturday’s King of the Modifieds spectacular at South Boston Speedway. The 125-lap race pays $20,000 to win, but more importantly, the victor becomes royalty in the modified community, with the reading of a declaration and the reward of a king’s crown and cloak with the SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic.

The second running of the SMART Modified Tour’s “King of the Modifieds” at South Boston Speedway is just days away. The first edition proved to be unpredictable as a young gun upstaged the old guard to claim the crown and the throne. What will happen this year? Well, we’re all going to find out together. But first, we want to make sure you race fans are up to date on everything surrounding this event from the schedule to the entry list to the broadcast information.

Ryan Newman has won a lot. The Daytona 500, the Brickyard 400, and a host of open-wheel USAC events are just part of his racing resume, but he’s never been a King.

Luke Baldwin, the 2024 SMART Modified Tour champion, has signed a deal to make his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut in the No. 66 Ford F-150 for ThorSport Racing at Martinsville Speedway on Friday, March 28, the team announced Thursday. Baldwin told FloRacing that he signed a three-race deal with his remaining two races still to be announced.