The U.S. Army announced today a partnership with Revolution Racing and NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity (D4D) program for the 2011 season. During the upcoming racing campaign, the Army will serve as one of the primary sponsors for Revolution Racing in NASCAR’s K&N Pro Series races and as an associate sponsorContinue Reading
Picture yourself standing in front of a tree in the middle of a beautiful NASCAR garden. The tree is loaded with fruit that looks so tasty it almost makes you want to actually eat fruit. There’s no serpent to tempt you, and you have carte blanche to take your pick.Continue Reading
When the green flag drops on the Nationwide race tonight at Richmond International Raceway, it will mark the NASCAR debut of Roush Fenway development driver Chris Buescher. Buescher will fill in for Roush Fenway’s Trevor Bayne, who is undergoing tests for symptoms that are thought to be related to theContinue Reading
Ryan Newman came away from his visit to Walter Reed Army Medical Center feeling inspired, motivated and encouraged. The driver of the No. 39 U.S. Army Chevrolet, who will be competing in Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Richmond (Va.) International Raceway, made a side trip to Washington D.C. Thursday to spend time withContinue Reading
With a lifelong passion for music and a broad taste for its many variations, NASCAR’s eight-time Most Popular Driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. is taking his zeal to others and using the NASCAR Sprint All-Star weekend and The Dale Jr. Foundation to do it. Through the VH1 Save The Music Foundation,Continue Reading
Denny Hamlin opted to start in the back but that didn’t prevent him from winding up in Victory Lane at the end of the night. Hamlin passed Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch on the final lap to claim the win in the fourth annual Denny Hamlin Short Track ShowdownContinue Reading
For the first time since November of 2008, South Bend, Indiana’s David Stremme found himself behind the wheel of a Nationwide race car. Last week, Indiana-based ML Motorsports announced that the former NASCAR Nationwide Series Rookie of the Year would pilot the No. 70 Foretravel Chevrolet Impala at Nashville Superspeedway.Continue Reading
This year’s crop of rookie drivers leading the standings for Sunoco Rookie of the Year honors in all three national series are wearing the yellow stripe proudly and gaining respect and the attention of fans and competitors alike. Since 1954, NASCAR has awarded top performing first-year drivers the distinction ofContinue Reading