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NASCAR driver breaks silence on alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Former NASCAR driver Brian Vickers has finally opened up regarding his appearance in newly released Department of Justice ...
Former NASCAR driver Brian Vickers has spoken out following months of scrutiny over his documented communications with Jeffrey Epstein that surfaced in a massive release of government files earlier ...
Corey Day left Darlington Raceway with a runner-up finish, a strong points gain and a warning he said he plans to take seriously. The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Chase opener also brought more ...
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NASCAR drivers in favor of return to Chase format, saying it will yield a more legitimate champion
The new format — which was last used in 2013 — is designed to reward performance throughout the entire season and provide a larger sample size to determine a champion.
Chase Briscoe came close to winning a third straight Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway on Sunday night. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver led 30 laps and stayed near the front for most of the race. But a ...
The NASCAR Cup Series Chase field of 16 drivers was set after Daytona.
Tom Cruise doesn't do quiet entrances, and he wasn't about to start one at Daytona. Before NASCAR's Cup Series regular-season ...
Breaking his silence? Former NASCAR driver Brian Vickers, who won the Busch Series championship in 2003 before being forced into retirement from full time racing in 2015 due to health issues, has ...
Carson Hocevar's contact with Brad Keselowski at Darlington sparked a heated NASCAR rivalry, with Keselowski warning the young driver to watch out.
NASCAR Ford driver Brad Keselowski had some choice words for Chevy's Carson Hocevar after a run-in at Darlington on September ...
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No fines, just five-dollar bills: NASCAR turns driver swears into a fan prize with the NASCAR swear jar
As the intensity of The Chase builds, fans can experience every race from a revealing – and uncensored – perspective through ...
Hocevar is making plenty of enemies on the racetrack, but he — and NASCAR — are using it to their advantage.
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