For the first time since 2009, Hendrick Motorsports will field a NASCAR Xfinity team as Kyle Larson (Road America), Alex Bowman (Indianapolis), and William Byron (Watkins Glen) share the #17.
Parker Kligerman will return to the NASCAR Cup Series at Gateway, driving a Ford in the series for the first time as he signs with Rick Ware Racing.
While not a “true” ride swap, Ryan Vargas will pilot the #47 Mike Harmon Racing car at Portland that Gray Gaulding drove in two Xfinity races, while Gaulding is in Vargas’ #6 JD Motorsports machine.
On Point Motorsports will open a second vehicle, the #31, for Joey Gase in the NASCAR Truck Series race at Knoxville in Gase’s home state of Iowa.
ARCA Menards Series points leader Rajah Caruth will race in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time at Gateway, driving for Spire Motorsports.
Darren Dilley, who competes in the Sports Car Club of America and teaches primary school PE, will enter the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Portland for RSS Racing
With grandstand tickets for the 2022 Cup Championship Race already sold out, NASCAR Championship Weekend will return to Phoenix Raceway for the fourth season in 2023.
Camping World has renewed its title sponsorship of the Superstar Racing Experience for a second season in 2022, once again dubbing it the Camping World SRX Series.
Late model racer Mason Maggio, a member of NASCAR team Rick Ware Racing, will make his Truck Series début for Reaume Brothers Racing at Gateway.
Denny Hamlin survives double overtime to win his first ever Coca-Cola 600 in the longest race in the sport’s history.
JR Motorsports led all but ten of 200 laps at Charlotte as Josh Berry scored his second win of the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity season.
While Ryan Preece was mad at Carson Hocevar for squeezing him into the wall as they fought for the win, Hocevar’s team-mate Ross Chastain celebrated his NASCAR Truck win at Charlotte.
Speaking to Grande Prêmio, Tony Kanaan revealed he is talking with an undisclosed NASCAR team for 2 road course races. IndyCar team-mate Jimmie Johnson is helping with negotiations
Now retired from Formula One, Kimi Räikkönen will return to NASCAR by entering the Cup Series race at Watkins Glen, driving the #91 for Trackhouse Racing Team.
NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series driver Max Gutiérrez will hope to race in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time at Charlotte, driving the #37 for AM Racing.
IMSA’s Mason Filippi and Trans-Am’s Connor Mosack will make their NASCAR Xfinity débuts at Portland for DGM Racing and Joe Gibbs Racing, respectively.
Trackhouse Racing has created PROJECT91, which intends to field a NASCAR Cup car for drivers not from the United States or the stock car world.
