Dalton Sargeant Moves to GMS Racing In NASCAR Truck Series For 2018
Friday morning, GMS Racing announced the signing of Dalton Sargeant to race for Rookie of the Year in NASCAR’s Camping World Truck Series in 2018. …
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Carl Long Is Brutally Honest About His Team’s Woes, But He Remains Optimistic for 2018
Over the past few seasons, Carl Long has attempted to get MBM Motorsports off the ground running. However, whether it’s a setback here or there, …
Ed Carpenter Racing Adds Jordan King to Driver Lineup
Ed Carpenter Racing has finalized its 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series driver lineup. Jordan King will drive the No. 20 Chevrolet on the street and road …
2017 XFINITY Series Review
Heading into the 2017 season, the XFINITY Series was stacked with competition with returning veterans, fresh babyfaces entering the next chapter of their career and even …
2017 INDYCAR Team Review: Dale Coyne Racing
When KVSH Racing folded after the 2016 IndyCar Series season, Sébastien Bourdais needed a new ride. For 2017, the driver signed with Dale Coyne Racing, …
Martins Motorsports Closes Down Truck Series Team
Martins Motorsports has ceased operations for its NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team, owner and driver Tommy Joe Martins has revealed. As recently as last …
NASCAR Top 10 Storylines 2017: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Hangs It Up
We knew it was coming. Everyone knew it was coming. It was only a matter of time, really. The latest iteration of the so-called old guard …
NASCAR Top 10 Storylines 2017: Young Guns
For many years, NASCAR had a logjam when it came to new talent in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Companies didn’t want to leave …
2017 NASCAR Cup Team Review: Rick Ware Racing
The deaths of HScott Motorsports and Tommy Baldwin Racing following the 2016 season left a void in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. In 2016, …
2017 NASCAR Cup Team Review: Go FAS Racing
After leaving BK Racing at the end of 2016, Matt DiBenedetto joined Go Fas Racing for the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season. 2017 …