On a family trip to the Southern U.S., my father lived his NASCAR dreams at Charlotte Motor ... a campground with a pool so my mom could devour books in a lounge chair while Lindsay and I played ...

A NASCAR driver's wife is in tears after hearing President Trump's executive order. Samantha Busch, the wife of longtime ...

Samantha Busch, the wife of NASCAR star Kyle Busch, had an emotional reaction to President Donald Trump signing an executive ...

The Daytona 500 is one of the NASCAR Cup Series’ crown-jewel races. It’s the crown jewel of crown jewels and by far, the biggest race of the NASCAR schedule. It also opens the 36-race season ...

Bubba Wallace's wife, Amanda Wallace (formerly Carter), is cheering on the NASCAR driver at the Daytona 500 alongside the couple's new baby, Beck Hayden. Like fans, Amanda and Beck had to endure a ...

NASCAR. Daytona 500 Winners List: All the NASCAR race champions in history NASCAR. Sydney Sweeney becomes a NASCAR driver for a day With a full lineup of exciting events, the Ambetter Health 400 ...

NASCAR didn't throw the caution flag, and Byron held off Reddick all the way to the line for his second Daytona 500 victory. Sunday's race was impacted by three red flags — a 3-hour, 9-minute ...

The couple had a small private wedding, and only a few selected NASCAR personalities attended the wedding. The clip Ryan Blaney's wife featured glimpses of the couple's Winter Enchantment ...

Late last month Dale Earnhardt Jr and his wife, Amy, announced they were starting ... some Barbie dolls to play with to get back at the NASCAR star. Fans didn't take too kindly to the message ...

NASCAR driver Kyle Larson’s wife Katelyn shared a collage with two pictures of their 10-year-old son, Owen and Brad Keselowski’s daughter, Scarlett. The picture shows them as little kids and ...

Byron stays ahead of Tyler Reddick, and makes it back to the line for the win. Kudos to NASCAR for allowing that final lap to play out despite the crash. Jimmie Johnson finishes third, his best ...

Given these projections, moving up the event would be beneficial for all involved in the event, particularly the drivers, according to Outkick NASCAR Columnist Zach Dean. Dean noted how gusty ...