NASCAR has revealed the six members of the 2019 Drive for Diversity class.
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Despite enjoying a Truck Series championship together in November, Brett Moffitt has lost his ride with Hattori Racing Enterprises.
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The charter of the defunct Furniture Row Racing has reportedly been purchased by agency Spire Sports + Entertainment, who will field the #77 Chevrolet in 2019.
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Shortly after announcing his departure from Stewart-Haas Racing, Kurt Busch and Monster Energy have found a new home at Chip Ganassi Racing.
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Tanner Berryhill will compete for 2019 NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year alongside Obaika Racing.
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Kurt Busch will not return to Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2019 season.
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In addition to retaining David Ragan and Michael McDowell, Front Row Motorsports will field a new entry for Rookie of the Year contender Matt Tifft.
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After selling its assets off in 2017, Tommy Baldwin Racing intends to return to Cup competition on a limited basis in 2019.
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After ten seasons in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, Joey Logano has finally won a series championship after holding off the Big Three.
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Tyler Reddick kicked off his rookie season with a bang as he scored the victory at Daytona. Nine months and 33 races later, he ended his rookie season with another bang as he scored the 2018 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship.
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Despite the odds faced throughout the 2018 season, Brett Moffitt and Hattori Racing Enterprises are your 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champions.
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Sunday’s Cup Series finale will be the final race for Furniture Row Racing, which had grown from one of NASCAR’s biggest underdog stories to a part of the sport’s premier teams.
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In addition to crowning a new champion, Saturday’s Xfinity Series finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway will see the final eligible race for Dodge and its “zombie” fleet in the foreseeable future.
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The second-winningest driver in NASCAR Cup history and the three-time series champion David Pearson has passed away.
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After Sunday’s Phoenix race, Cole Whitt has stepped away from the NASCAR circuit.