NASCAR News

Michael Arnold of Hattiesburg, Miss. remains on top of the NeSmith Chevrolet Weekly Racing Series point standings, but after Week 10 competition over the weekend, there is a new challenger on the horizon.

When the CARS Racing Tour kicked off their 2015 season in March, two drivers, Christopher Bell in the Super Late Model feature and Deac McCaskill, saw their chances at victory slip away late in the going.

Ronnie Johnson found the most appropriate way to celebrate the 46th anniversary of the historic Dixie Speedway in Woodstock, Ga. on Saturday.

While several drivers and teams are now breathing a sigh of relief having escaped the “Monster Mile” at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del., others felt cursed by their bad luck – or perhaps at some aggressive driving on another driver's part.

Bubba Russell rocketed away from all competition Saturday night at the 3/8 mile Hartwell Speedway in Hartwell, Ga.

It took two years for him to make it back to USCS victory lane, but Friday night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Miss., Alpharetta, Ga. veteran Bob Trapino acted like he had never left.

Ryan Preece continued his mastery of bullrings.

If you are currently leading a national racing series point standings, it is usually for a good reason. You are pretty fast and a good racer.

Scott Heckert proved he can master an oval as well as a road-course, and he did it on one of the most historic tracks in NASCAR.

After rain outs claimed much of the opening portion of the 2015 United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour racing schedule, Benton, Ark. sprint car veteran racer Tim Crawley proved once again that he is a force to be reckoned with in a winged sprint car Friday night.