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“We have to go in there and do the job” – Reddick | RACER
In recent NASCAR media chatter, 23XI Racing co-owner Denny Hamlin has spoken of Tyler Reddick’s ability to get speed and out of a NASCAR Cup car. “He just has the ability to get more speed out of a car than others,” recent Martinsville winner Hamlin said of Reddick, driver of the No.
Adelson purchases Wright Motorsports | RACER
Wright Motorsports has announced that driver Adam Adelson has officially acquired the team from its founder John Wright. Team manager Bob Viglione, who's led the technical and operational efforts of Wright Motorsports for the last 14 years, has also been promoted to Chief Operating Officer.
Why Frye and Rahal Letterman Lanigan are the perfect fit | RACER
Bobby Rahal, David Letterman, and Mike Lanigan were struggling to identify the right candidate. Facing frequent personnel changes and a recent competitive downturn, they’d been searching for someone to entrust with the running of their three-tiered racing business and build a new success-driven...
Pair of Vasser Sullivan Lexus entries for Long Beach GTD | RACER
Vasser Sullivan Racing will once again enter its two Lexus RC F GT3s at the Grand Prix of Long Beach, as the team aims for its third consecutive win around the California street circuit. With only the GTD class taking part in the 100-minute sprint race, the No.
27-car IMSA field for Long Beach | RACER
IMSA has published a 27-car entry list for the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach on April 12, the first sprint race of the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season. The 100-minute sprint on Saturday afternoon forms part of the Long Beach GP's 50th anniversary celebrations.
RACER’s Creative Drive podcast: Ed Justice Jr. | RACER
Ed Justice Jr. is a well-known figure in the automotive and motorsports industry, recognized for his work as the President and CEO of Justice Brothers, Inc., a company specializing in high-performance automotive additives, lubricants, and car care products.
Legacy won’t appeal Jones’ Martinsville DQ | RACER
Legacy Motor Club will not appeal the disqualification of Erik Jones from Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway. The No. 43 Toyota Camry failed post-race inspection for not meeting the minimum weight requirement. Jones crossed the finish line 24th in the Cook Out 400.
Frye joins RLL as team president | RACER
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing has hired former IndyCar Series president and NASCAR Cup Series team owner Jay Frye as its new team president. Frye will report directly to team ownership and will oversee operations for the team’s involvement in the NTT IndyCar Series and IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar...
Challenges arise, and racers capitalize at Spring Mountain’s March race | RACER
During the Spring Mountain Race Series' March race weekend, drivers encountered the challenging Charleston Peak South Course. Even the most skilled drivers found the configuration demanding, leading to fierce battles throughout the Sports Car Series and Radical Cup Challenge grids.
Prime Video backing Larson’s Indy/Charlotte double | RACER
Prime Video will be a presenting sponsor of Kyle Larson’s second attempt to complete the Memorial Day weekend double consisting of the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, with branding on both of his race cars as well as an upcoming documentary.
Key pieces still in play regarding 2026 IndyCar calendar | RACER
Should the IndyCar Series return to race at The Thermal Club? What influence will the 2026 World Cup, which is set to air on FOX, have on event placement? Where does Portland’s future lie as an ongoing stop on the IndyCar calendar? Penske Entertainment CEO Mark Miles provided insights for some of...
Legacy Motor Club takes legal action against Rick Ware Racing over charter sale | RACER
Legacy Motor Club has filed a lawsuit against Rick Ware Racing over the sale of a charter, and has asked for a temporary restraining order. The lawsuit was filed on Tuesday, and much of its 46 pages are heavily redacted.
IMS Museum set to re-open April 2 after transformation project | RACER
The re-imagined Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum will re-open to the public Wednesday, April 2, following a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony. IMS Museum members and donors will receive an exclusive preview of the new space at an invitation-only event Tuesday, April 1.
Meyer Shank forges unique partnership with St. Thomas University | RACER
Meyer Shank Racing has created a unique sponsorship and partnership program with Florida’s St. Thomas University that will bring students from the Miami-based institution into its IndyCar Series program throughout April and influence a number of areas in support of the two-car team.
Malukas building a home for himself with Foyt team | RACER
David Malukas never imagined he’d have something in common with the legendary NASCAR crew chief Jake "Suitcase" Elder. Best remembered for changing teams in an instant -- which spawned the nickname -- starting in the 1960s, Elder worked for just about every NASCAR Cup team across the decades, a...
Marko hints driver swap made with Verstappen’s future in mind | RACER
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko says the recent driver swap that brought Yuki Tsunoda to Red Bull Racing and sent Liam Lawson back to Racing Bulls took into consideration performance clauses that could allow Max Verstappen to leave the team.
Hamlin relishes recapturing ‘it’ factor at Martinsville | RACER
Denny Hamlin accomplished two things in winning Sunday at Martinsville Speedway, but one means more than the other. It starts with the win itself, in which Hamlin and the No. 11 Progressive team broke a winless drought in the Cup Series.
GTWCA: Koch/De Phillippi win Race 2 as Ellis, Burton win Pro Am | RACER
The weekend ended on a high note as the 19 GT World Challenge powered by AWS teams took to the hills of Sonoma Raceway one last time. There was action across the board, as the outcome of the race was only decided in the last couple of laps, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.
GT4 America: Random Vandals scores double class wins, RAFA goes back-to-back in Am | RACER
The Pirelli GT4 America competitors put on quite a show for Race 2 at Sonoma Raceway, with overtakes galore unfolding across all three classes. The 60-minute sprint started under wet conditions, but the sun gradually broke through the clouds in the latter half, providing teams with a mixed bag to co...
Gayle finds relief from the pressure to win with Hamlin at Martinsville | RACER
The nerves were so high and the shaking so heavy as the laps wound down at Martinsville Speedway that Chris Gayle found it both humorous and concerning atop the pit box. “I was laughing and joking on the intercom,” Gayle said.
New approach sends Hamlin back to victory lane at Martinsville | RACER
It didn’t take Denny Hamlin long to find the recipe for success in Sunday’s Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway. Hamlin grabbed the lead on lap126 of 400 in the seventh NASCAR Cup Series race of the season and never looked back. With flawless work from his pit crew, the driver of the No.
GT America: Washington and Hewitt prevail in rainy Race 2 | RACER
Race 2 at Sonoma Raceway was a treacherous affair as the GT America powered by AWS field braved the elements, with rainfall sweeping across the track on Sunday morning. The wet and slippery conditions made it difficult for the competitors to navigate their way around the circuit.
Bell surprises himself with Cup Series pole at Martinsville | RACER
Christopher Bell will lead the field to the green flag Sunday at Martinsville Speedway. Bell won the pole for the Cook Out 400 with a lap of 96.034mph (19.718s). It's his first pole on the Virginia short track and his first of the season.
‘Definitely not due to lack of effort’ Busch says of continued struggles | RACER
Kyle Busch and Richard Childress Racing would have received a positive grade for the first month of the NASCAR Cup Series season. “We had some good stuff going,” Busch said Saturday afternoon at Martinsville Speedway. The good stuff was Busch and the No.
Wallace leads Toyota teammates in Cup practice at Martinsville | RACER
Bubba Wallace was fastest in Saturday’s NASCAR Cup Series practice at Martinsville Speedway over Toyota teammates Christopher Bell and Denny Hamlin. Wallace quickly went to the top of the leaderboard once on track, setting the pace at 94.139mph (20.11s). Bell was second at 93.87mph (20.
Hemric claims first Truck Series win in Martinsville shootout | RACER
During the week before Friday night’s Boys and Girls Club of the Blue Ridge 200 at Martinsville Speedway, Daniel Hemric practiced his back flip. It was the signature move he had been able to use just once in NASCAR national series competition -- when he won the 2021 season finale at Phoenix Racewa...