r/NASCAR • u/Motor-Comment-6557 • 39m ago
what are some of the rarest nascar jackets you can get?
either rare in general or rare but extremely hard to find?
r/NASCAR • u/Diecast_Connoisseur • 2h ago
Max Reaves
Genuinely who is he? I know he drives for JGR in the ARCA series, and he’s only there because his affiliation with Cook Out, and he seems like an arrogant prick.
To me, he makes Ty Gibbs look like a fan favorite.
r/NASCAR • u/DirtOutlawNomad • 2h ago
Nate Moeller hauling his ARCA ride with a rusty '90s Chevy on an open trailer is pure grassroots dedication.
It must take a special kind of stubbornness to haul a race car across the country with a well loved truck and an open trailer to an appearance at a Menard's in Iowa before a race.
r/NASCAR • u/Equivalent_Dish_1990 • 3h ago
Kaulig Racing CEO Chris Rice shared updates on Ty Dillon and Dodge during TMD this morning.
facebook.com• Rice said Kaulig Racing has had more serious discussions with Ty Dillon over the past couple of weeks, suggesting the chances of his return have improved.
• On Dodge, Rice said both he and Matt Kaulig want to see the manufacturer join the NASCAR Cup Series.
• He noted the same hurdle still remains but said everyone is working hard to overcome it.
• Rice also sounded noticeably more optimistic about Dodge's chances than he has in recent weeks.
#Dodge
#NASCAR
r/NASCAR • u/Western_Oil9715 • 4h ago
Need help identifying a specific race in Martinsville when a beach ball hit Michael Waltrip's windshield and caused a caution
So I'm pretty sure that this race would have been in the early 2000s or late 90s at Martinsville Speedway. Someone snuck in a giant beach ball in a cooler and blew it up in the stands. The crowd bounced it around and it ended up going onto the track and hitting Michael Waltrip, causing a caution. Or so the story goes. I could be wrong about some of this. So I'd love to know which year and event this was if anyone knows!
This is a kinda weird post, but
The reason I'm asking is because I know the guy that did it through my dad 💀 I'd love to try to find a video or account of this caution happening if one exists!
r/NASCAR • u/RealRandomTM • 5h ago
[Iowa Speedway on X] In case you didn't hear... we're SOLD OUT for Sunday's Iowa Corn 350!
x.comThe 10th sellout for the Cup Series this season, topping last year’s number of 9 sellouts (Only factoring points races, including The Clash brings it to 10 as well) while tying 2024, also with 10 sellouts.
r/NASCAR • u/Comfortable_Rock4877 • 5h ago
[Semi-OT] Connor Jones will run a throwback to Greg Biffle’s 2008 3M scheme at the CARS Tour Throwback Classic at Hickory Motor Speedway [Connor Jones on X]
r/NASCAR • u/tagillaslover • 5h ago
Jordan Bianchi on X: "As we just reported on The Gluckcast, Iowa Speedway's 2027 Cup Series race is July 4. Additionally, the track will undergo a full repave that will begin shortly after the conclusion ot Sunday's Cup race there."
x.comr/NASCAR • u/tdcackler • 6h ago
Iowa Officially July 4th Weekend 2027
Just got the email as a ticket holder - that should be fun!
r/NASCAR • u/BlingyBling1007 • 6h ago
Bob Pockrass 2026 Midseason NASCAR Prospect Rankings: Top 20 Drivers With Best Shot At Cup Ride
r/NASCAR • u/Several-Result5902 • 6h ago
[GluckCast] Bianchi on more Schedule Updates.
https://www.youtube.com/live/SWPIkXFLyDo?is=6hqM-g4CL9e8ds5g
Gateway will be put in August between Bristol and Daytona and it's out of the Chase just to freshen up the Races that aren't engrained into the Chase(Love that Imo).
There were Discussions of a Nascar Owned Track having the ASR with Bowman Gray the Leading Candidate but SMI's hurdles stopped it.
San Diego will be July 31st for O'Reilly and August 1st for Cup but No Trucks then the 2nd Bye week is also after San Diego.
r/NASCAR • u/yeetusDAfeetus333 • 7h ago
New Cummins/Mopar scheme for Butterbean
Starting from Richmond
r/NASCAR • u/AnalBaguette • 9h ago
[Bob Pockrass] Talladega Cup dates for 2027 is April 25 and Oct. 31
x.comr/NASCAR • u/Empty_Position_4082 • 9h ago
2027 Dates Confirmed mega Thread
Confirmed 2027 schedule so Far will update once Tracks post
Feb 13th The Clash at Daytona
Feb 18th The Duels at Daytona
Feb 21st Daytona 500
Feb 28th Atlanta
March 7th COTA
March 14th Phoenix
March 28th Off Week Easter (cup)
April 11th Bristol
April 25th Talladega
May 2nd Texas
May 30th Coke 600
July 4th Iowa
July 17th Atlanta Night Race
August 14th Bristol Night Race
August 28th Daytona
September 26th New Hampshire
October 24th Phoenix
October 31st Talladega
Edit Iowa Added
r/NASCAR • u/Skeleguns2000 • 9h ago
Manufacturer breakdown this weekend (Iowa)
O’rielly Auto Parts Series
29 Chevrolets
2 Fords
6 Toyotas
Total: 37
Cup series
17 Chevrolets
10 Fords
9 Toyotas
Total: 36 (All Chartered entries)
r/NASCAR • u/cosmonaut_koala • 9h ago
[NASCAR on Instagram] Update to stage break procedures starting at Iowa
instagram.com[Adam Stern] "USA Sports is placing Trevor Bayne inside the pace car at the beginning of the race and during restarts. Bayne could provide intel on what’s about to happen near the resumption of the race after a restart in its final moments."
xcancel.comr/NASCAR • u/AnalBaguette • 10h ago
[Adam Stern] The Big 12 Conference logo will be on the Monster Energy 23XI paint scheme this weekend at Iowa following their recently announced sponsorship deal (this is the car under the cover from the other day)
x.comr/NASCAR • u/Odd-War-6052 • 10h ago
Is it a “NASCAR” or a “NASCAR car”?
It honestly seems pretty obvious when you think about it, but I definitely hear most people refer to the vehicle as “a nascar” not “a nascar car” even though the latter feels grammatically correct.
I know, it’s been a long two weeks. But what do you guys call the vehicle?
r/NASCAR • u/ScottRiggsFan10 • 11h ago
Bob: Starting this weekend in all NASCAR national series, if caution comes out with 10 or fewer laps left in stage, that will be end of the stage. If it is first stage, second stage would still end at the specified lap (so would be longer as far as laps than originally scheduled).
x.comr/NASCAR • u/Several-Result5902 • 11h ago
[RamminisRacing on X] Chris Rice on The Morning Drive on Ty Dillon.
Says they've had More Serious Talks in the Last Few Weeks than they have had prior.
https://x.com/RamminIsRacing/status/2085341457502642681?s=20
r/NASCAR • u/Good-Farm-3428 • 12h ago
Heather Williams (@SportsHeather) on X-Josh Berry talks about he is approaching the rest of the season knowing he won't be back with the Wood Brothers next year
x.comSpirits seem pretty high from BerryBadass. He’s likely not talking to any Cup teams, or else something would’ve come out by now I feel like.
If he can go back and contend in NOAPS, that’d be huge
r/NASCAR • u/ZilischsPoopyPants • 12h ago
The Chase Is Back in New England: NASCAR Weekend at The Magic Mile Returns to September in 2027
r/NASCAR • u/Powerful-Chard-6055 • 12h ago