With GMS Racing shutting down after 2023, Daniel Dye will remain a Chevrolet Truck Series driver for 2024 as he and the #43 move to McAnally-Hilgemann Racing.
After fourteen years and seven NASCAR Truck Series owner championships, Kyle Busch has sold his team and CNC shop to Spire Motorsports.
Road course ace Boris Said will run his first NASCAR Xfinity race since 2021 at the Charlotte Roval for Hendrick Motorsports. Rajah Caruth will pilot the car at Phoenix.
Sammy Smith is the newest defection from Joe Gibbs Racing to JR Motorsports as he will replace the Cup-bound Josh Berry in the #8 for the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity season.
Crossing the Atlantic Ocean from America, NASCAR Xfinity and Truck Series driver Ryan Vargas finished tenth twice in his and 3F Racing’s first ever NASCAR Whelen Euro Series action in Germany.
American Outdoor Events, owner of MidAmerica Outdoors, has launched its own short course series independent of Championship Off-Road but competing in nearly the same locations.
AM Racing hopes to add another car to partner their #25 currently driven by Brett Moffitt for the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series season.
With Matt DiBenedetto gone, Rackley WAR will turn to Chandler Smith for the NASCAR Truck Series race at Talladega.
Brett Moffitt, who won NASCAR Cup Rookie of the Year with Front Row Motorsports in 2015, will return to the team in the Truck Series at Talladega.
In a nod to Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, Stewart-Haas Racing’s Chase Briscoe and Ryan Preece will race cars designed and sponsored like the film’s protagonists for Talladega.
It literally rained on Championship Off-Road’s parade in the inaugural trip to MidAmerica Outdoors, deciding the Pro class championships one race sooner than expected.
A late restart put William Byron in the right place at the right time as he held off Ross Chastain and pole-sitter Bubba Wallace to win at Texas.
The new Can-Am Maverick R is already a race winner after just one event when Dustin Jones won the Silver State 300. It is the first time a UTV won a Best In The Desert overall.
Michel Anglade, the Dakar Rally’s first search/rescue helicopter pilot and later a flight trainer for the likes of Jacky Ickx and Ari Vatanen, died Wednesday in a helicopter crash.
Gilles Gard, who overcame two cancer battles to compete in the Dakar Rally thrice, passed away Saturday after another bout. He was 56.
After racing a Yamaha in his Dakar Rally debut, Fabien Domas will compete in the 2024 edition as well as October’s Rallye du Maroc on a GasGas RX 450F.
Parker Kligerman hoped to score his maiden NASCAR Xfinity Series win. John Hunter Nemechek ended up leaving Texas with his seventh of the year.
