When you’re the son of Kyle Busch, there is really only one path forward in life – racing. Brexton Busch already has his path laid out. Right now, it’s the Tulsa Shootout, but in the near future, it’s going to be NASCAR.

NASCAR’s championship used to be a slow burn, a season-long grind that rewarded relentless consistency more than one perfect afternoon. That logic shifted when the sport embraced a playoff model, turning the final stretch into a compressed,

Ty Gibbs won the Tulsa Shootout Non-Wing Outlaw heat race on just his ninth try, crediting the victory to a strong setup.

In the moments before Greg Biffle’s crash, a chilling message gave a glimpse of the gravity of the situation. Biffle’s mother-in-law (Cathy Grossu) has revealed that Biffle’s wife, Cristina, texted her only minutes before impact that they were in trouble.

Days after his death, fans of Biffle’s NASCAR legacy and admirers of his work during Hurricane Helene came to pay their respects at his marker on the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame in downtown Moorseville. Bouquets of flowers surrounded the portrait on his marker which was granted to him earlier this year.

In a season filled with a lot of bold paint schemes, we rank the 10 that stood out the most during the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series campaign. Which is your favorite?

The collapse of two promising, historic teams led to a failed superteam. That team was HScott Motorsports. Started in 2013 after Turner Scott Motorsports’ shutdown, co-owner Harry Scott Jr.

NASCAR is closing out the year with one of its most tragic Decembers ever. The latest heartbreaking incident came on Dec. 18 when legendary driver Greg Biffle, his family and some friends were killed when their plane crashed at the Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.