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Between 1958 and 1971, the division now known as the NASCAR Cup series staged 29 races at the Bowman Gray Stadium short track in North Carolina. The list of Cup

AVONDALE, Ariz. -- Chevrolet dominated the start of the NASCAR Cup Series by claiming three straight wins, starting with William Byrons Daytona 500 victory.

Jimmie Johnson and Matt Kenseth forged a deeper friendship bantering on all those punishing bicycle rides than they did as rivals on four wheels during their Hall of Fame NASCAR careers. Johnson gained an understanding of Kenseth’s often unassuming demeanor and the time, the effort and the workmanlike manner that all made him a Cup Series champion and two-time Daytona 500 winner.

Mobil 1 is extending its partnership with Toyota Racing Development this season, which will see the brand cross eight motorsports series. “Mobil 1 is proud to be synonymous with motorsports, and we are thrilled to take that to the next level with Toyota Racing Development,” said Rob Shearer, ...

Mobil 1 will have an expanded presence throughout the motor sports realm in 2024 thanks to a new megadeal with Toyota Racing Development, spanning various divisions.

Today, NASCAR announced that King Taco, one of the most famed Mexican quick service restaurant chains in Southern California, will be the Official Mex...

A stunning endorsement for hybrid engineering

Following the reveal of the 2025 Toyota Camry production car, Toyota has just revealed the XSE Race Car for...

Woodbine Entertainment’s Bill Ford, General Counsel and Executive Vice President of Racing, announced on Thursday, Nov. 16 that Woodbine has solidified its racing leadership team with the promotions of Bill McLinchey and Tim Lawson to Vice President positions.

Tim Lawson has been promoted to Vice President of Thoroughbred Racing and Bill McLinchey promoted to Vice President of Standardbred Racing.