Daytona Marks a Career Night for Multiple O’Reilly Drivers: Ryan Ellis, Rajah Caruth & More
Ryan Ellis (sixth) was among a number of drivers who found themselves leaving Daytona with career-best O’Reilly Series finishes.
Tanner Marlar is a staff writer for Sports Illustrated’s OnSI Network, a contributor for multiple automotive news outlets, an award-winning sports columnist and talk show host, and a PhD. student at a premier college of media and mass communication. Tanner began working with Frontstretch in 2022, covering the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series.
RAM’s Rookies Pivotal in Truck Series Return, Tony Stewart Crashes
Brenden Queen scored Kaulig Racing’s first Truck top 10 with RAM.
Jekyll & Hyde: Daytona Duel 1 Takes Center Stage After Funky Finish
A more tame second Duel followed a lead one for the history books.
Top NASCAR Storylines Entering 2026: Will the New Horsepower Package Make a Difference?
Back in October, NASCAR announced that it plans increase the horsepower of its Cup Series cars on select tracks to 750 horsepower for this season. … Continue Reading
Top NASCAR Storylines Entering 2026: With Steve Phelps Gone, What is NASCAR’s Next Move Amid Legal Fallout?
Who will replace Steve Phelps as NASCAR commissioner … or will anyone?
Top NASCAR Storylines Entering 2026: How Will the Return of The Chase Affect NASCAR’s In-Season Racing?
History offers some help to predict the future of how drivers will race within the new Chase.
Sticking With The Biff: Lessons in Humanity, Competition & Friendship From Greg Biffle
Remembering one of NASCAR’s greats.
With NASCOURT Ending on a Settlement, What’s Next for NASCAR Execs?
Now that the trial is over, will NASCAR choose to shake up its entire front-facing leadership team after taking hits in the court of public opinion?
NASCAR Vs. 23XI/FRM Lawsuit Day 8 Recap
Additional reporting by FanBuzz’s John Newby The ongoing 23XI Racing/Front Row Motorsports vs. NASCAR lawsuit continued on Wednesday, Dec. 10, as the eighth day of … Continue Reading
4 Burning Questions: Was 2025 a Blip on the Radar or a Sign of Things To Come?
Some things will change throughout NASCAR in 2026, but the question is whether they will be enough.