The eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series will not return for the rest of 2021.
Parker Price-Miller, a sprint car ace known as “The Law Firm”, will make his NASCAR Trucks début at Knoxville next weekend for Jordan Anderson Racing.
Late model champion and ARCA rising star Derek Griffith will make his NASCAR Truck début at Gateway in August for Kyle Busch Motorsports.
In a shocking development, Chip Ganassi will exit NASCAR in 2022 as he has sold Chip Ganassi Racing’s assets and charters to Trackhouse Racing Team.
The final stage of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup doubleheader Race 2 at Pocono saw fuel strategy play a major role. By the end, Kyle Busch was able to conserve his gas to the end and win his second race of the year.
Austin Cindric held off a late push by Ty Gibbs to win his fourth NASCAR Xfinity race of the year and first at Pocono.
Racing at his Eldora Speedway in his Camping World SRX Series, Tony Stewart became the series’ first multi-time winner.
Just when Kyle Larson was about to win his fourth straight NASCAR Cup race, his tyre went down in the final corner of the final lap. Hendrick team-mate Alex Bowman slipped by to win instead.
John Hunter Nemechek’s domination of the NASCAR Trucks continued at Pocono with his fifth win of the year in yet another 1–2 finish for Kyle Busch Motorsports ahead of his boss.
Ryan Ellis will run his first NASCAR Cup race since 2016 at Kansas for Rick Ware Racing, an opportunity provided by friend Cody Ware to make up for their entanglement together at Mid-Ohio.
Jack Ingram, the first champion in what is now the NASCAR Xfinity Series and a 2014 inductee into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, has died at the age of 84.
Jeff Gordon will step down from his NASCAR Cup colour commentary position at Fox Sports in 2022 as he becomes Vice Chairman of Hendrick Motorsports.
Kyle Larson, winner of the last three NASCAR Cup races, hopes to continue his streak from the pole in Saturday’s Pocono race. Harrison Burton and Todd Gilliland start on poles for the Xfinity and Truck Series, respectively.
In the NASCAR Cup Series’ first trip to Nashville Superspeedway, Kyle Larson led 264 of 300 laps to win his third straight points race (fourth in a row including the All-Star). Team-mate Chase Elliott was disqualified for five loose lug nuts.
Camping World SRX Series co-founder Tony Stewart won his creation’s first-ever non-pavement points race on the dirt at Knoxville.
History was made in the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ race at Nashville: Kyle Busch has reached 100 career victories.
Racing in the NASCAR Trucks for the first time, Ryan Preece scored the win in the series’ first race at Nashville Superspeedway since 2011. He is one of five drivers to win in their Truck début.
