Behind the Wheel of NASCAR’s Money Machine: What the Newly Revealed Financials Don’t Want You to See
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Former pilot for NASCAR drivers: “You’re not only the pilot, but you’re the flight attendant, baggage handler, you order and pick up catering. … You make the hotel reservations, car rental reservations, FBO and fuel purchases, as well as prep and clean.”
NASCAR just unveiled the Naval Base Coronado Street Course. 16 turns, 3.4 miles. Turn 5 is between the docking location of two aircraft carriers; Turn 14 is near the north end of a runway.
The NASCAR world was thrown into debate this week after fictionalized comments from World No. 1 driver Denny Hamlin surfaced, revealing that he would not participate in the sport’s upcoming “Pride Night” initiative.
After a month-long recovery, actor-turned-racer Frankie Muniz is officially back behind the wheel. The Malcolm in the Middle star will make his return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway, following a four-race absence due to a distal orbital fracture in his wrist.
A new chapter begins for former Formula 1 driver Nicholas Latifi, who has officially graduated after completing his studies in London. The Canadian racer, best known for his time with Williams Racing, has spent the past year focusing on his education following his departure from F1 — and his efforts have paid off in style.
Truck Series standout Christian Eckes is ready to bring some bold new colors to the high banks of Talladega Superspeedway this weekend. The talented driver will pilot his No. 19 truck adorned in the striking Morris-Shea livery, marking another exciting chapter in his 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series campaign.
It was a memorable Monday in Austin, Texas, as NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. made a surprise visit to FloSports headquarters, sparking excitement throughout the building. The two-time Daytona 500 champion and NBC Sports analyst stopped by to meet with the FloSports team, share stories, and explore the company’s growing role in motorsports broadcasting.
Denny Hamlin etched another milestone into his storied NASCAR Cup Series career on Sunday afternoon, scoring his 60th career victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in dominant fashion. Driving the No. 11 FedEx Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing, Hamlin showcased his trademark blend of patience, precision, and late-race execution to seal the historic win.
Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway delivered plenty of drama, but one of the biggest talking points came after William Byron’s incident with Ty Dillon — a crash that ended Byron’s promising run and sparked immediate conversation throughout the garage.