Arrest warrants have been issued for NASCAR driver Mike Harmon, who is accused of stealing at least seven vehicles from competitor Jennifer Jo Cobb.
The autopsy results for NASCAR driver Jason Leffler show that a blunt force neck injury is what killed him in that horrific sprint car crash in New Jersey last night.
Welcome to Sunday Matinee, where we highlight classic car reviews or other longer videos I find on YouTube. Kick back and enjoy this blast from the past.
Not 24 hours since the first rumblings of a surprising-but-unlikely Volvo V8 Supercar program surfaced publicly, it's become clear that a confirmation of such a program is imminent. In fact, it could happen as soon as later this month.
Are you tired of being accosted in the street by panicked people demanding to know how many pounds-feet of torque an Indy Car has or the top speed of a NASCAR Sprint Car? Me, too. So I made this chart to solve this for all of us.
You ever leave the garage, and you know you forgot something, like maybe the door was left open, or did I leave that turkey sandwich on the counter, or maybe I didn't take my life-saving medication today, or maybe I have a goddamn jack under my car and I've been dragging it this whole time?
Mike Harmon, driver in NASCAR's Nationwide Series and truck series, might be in a bit of trouble. He was found with five racing trucks and two racing cars, apparently belonging to his former business associate—the same one he allegedly stole a trailer from two weeks ago, leading to an arrest.
NASCAR champ Jimmie Johnson gives away a hat after every race on Twitter. I try every time and never win. I just won. My life is now complete. I have nothing else to say.
The cable, which belonged to FOX, snapped and struck several cars at lap 124 of the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Kyle Busch was in the lead, and presumably driving upwards of 200 miles an hour when the cable snapped and struck his car and others', causing the race to be red-flagged.