Rusty Wallace, the retired NASCAR driver, made his debut at the Cup Series in 1980. He caught everyone’s attention after winning the Rookie of the Year in the 1984 event. Wallace was inducted into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame and NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2013. Rusty Wallace drove premium cars of Pontiac, Ford, […]
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Denny Hamlin is an active NASCAR driver who competes in the Cup Series. Hamlin is the winner of Daytona 500 and Southern 500. His goal is to win the cup series which he almost came close to in the 2025 season where he lost against Kyle Larson. He also has 7 wins at Pocono Raceway
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Kevin Harvick is a retired NASCAR driver who won the 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. He was also the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series regular season champion. Harvick has many records in NASCAR. He secured wins in Winston West Series, Daytona 500, and Busch Series. Kevin Harvick won hundreds of races in his career and most
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Kyle Busch, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series winner is still a part of the racing world. Busch is now competing in the Cup Series for the Richard Childress Racing with his #8 Chevrolet. He is the winner of Cup Series in 2015 and 2019. Busch also won the 2009 Xfinity Series for Joe Gibbs Racing.
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Ralph Dale Earnhardt was a legendary NASCAR racer who stunned the entire community with his records. Dale Earnhardt died in a car crash in the 2001 Daytona 500 which also shook the entire world. Earnhardt won the Cup Series 7 times which is also a joint-record. He drove premium cars including Chevrolet, Pontiac, Ford, Dodge,
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Cale Yarborough, the former NASCAR driver had several records to his name. Yarborough was the pioneer of many records. He created history by becoming the first NASCAR racer to win hat trick championships between 1976 to 1978. Cale Yarborough was inducted into the NASCAR hall of fame in 2012. He was also in the list
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Jimmie Johnson created a plethora of records in NASCAR. He matched the legacy of Richard Petty in NASCAR Cup Series. Johnson has 7 Cup Series wins. He is also the winner of Daytona 500, Coca-Cola 600, Busch Clash, and Brickyard 400. Johnson scripted history by winning five consecutive wins in NASCAR Cup Series for Hendrick
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Cristina Grossu Biffle sent her mother three terrifying words from inside the plane just before it crashed at Statesville Regional Airport on December 19, 2025. “We’re in trouble,” she texted Cathy Grossu before all communication stopped. Greg Biffle Death: None Of Them Onboard Survived The Fatal Plane Crash The Cessna C550 carried seven people headed
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JR Motorsports announced on December 16, 2025 that Arby’s will sponsor eight Xfinity Series races in 2026 across three drivers while also securing a personal services agreement with Dale Earnhardt Jr. The multi-year partnership expands beyond the racetrack into Dirty Mo Media, giving the fast food chain extensive marketing platforms within NASCAR. Carson Kvapil’s No.
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Connor Zilisch controlled the championship race at Phoenix Raceway until the final laps when Jesse Love stole both the lead and the title. The season finale ended with Zilisch third at the checkered flag and second in the standings, a crushing defeat for a team that dominated the majority of the 2025 Xfinity Series season.
Darrell Waltrip was the most successful and influential NASCAR driver during his days. He was the first NASCAR racer to win $10 million from races. Waltrip is the winner of the Winston Cup Series, Daytona 500, and Southern 500. He won most of his races with #11 Chevrolet and #11 Buick. Here is everything about
Michael Jordan’s approach to running a NASCAR team comes straight from the high-stakes tables. When his financial advisor presented concerns about the cost of signing a new driver, Jordan dismissed them with a gambling reference, while also taking an allegedly brutal dig at NASCAR’s salaries. “I have lost that in a casino. Let’s do it,”
