Back in 1974, David Pearson ran in 19 ... its economic power as the sole premier stock car racing organization in the United States.” NASCAR owns many of the racing venues, requires teams ...

IMSA continues to pay homage to the great personalities and machinery of North American sports car racing with the ...

IMSA has named its 2025 Hall of Fame inductees ahead of today’s Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, featuring six men and three ...

Before him were Richard Petty (1973 and 1974), Cale Yarborough ... compete in NASCAR, Toyota fields the fewest cars, yet four of the top five cars to finish the race were Toyotas.

But while the late third-gen Charger (1973-1974 ... on the classic car market, its motorsport legacy is legendary, to say the least. The fuselage-styled Mopar soldiered on NASCAR tracks through ...

With a win at Phoenix Raceway last weekend, Christopher Bell joined a list of 16 other drivers who have won three consecutive ...

The Road Runner — named for the famous bird from "Looney Tunes" — was a hit for Plymouth in the late 60s and early 70s.

Chris Powell will retire after the NASCAR Pennzoil 400 on Sunday after more than 26 years as president and general manager of ...

The Hendricks Army Airfield in Sebring, Fla., hosted its first race on New Year's Eve in 1950 and its 12-hour race in 1952.

Let's go to the mail bag to see what's on everyone's mind. Turns out, it's both Super Bowls (the NFL's and NASCAR's), a little Taylor Swift and NIL.