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NASCAR President Steve Phelps speaks in Nashville about the groundbreaking 2025 new media deal and what it means for the league, the future, and for the fans. SourceContinue Reading

Jay Marine, vice president of Prime Video, explains why NASCAR is the perfect fit for Amazon’s streaming platforms starting in 2025. SourceContinue Reading

NASCAR.com goes 1-on-1 with Steve Phelps to talk about the 2025 broadcast agreement and where the sport is headed in that seven-year term. SourceContinue Reading

Motorsport.com first reported on Tuesday night the division of races among the new deal’s broadcast partners, which include Fox Sports, Amazon, TNT/Max and NBC.Sports Business Journal reports the seven-year deal is worth approximately $1.1 billion total a year – about a 40 percent increase over NASCAR’s current package.Under the newContinue Reading

Veteran driver David Ragan will pilot the car, hoping to make his first NASCAR Cup Series start since the 2022 season, where he ran all four superspeedway races with Rick Ware Racing. He will not be locked into the 500 as the No. 60 Ford Mustang is without a charterContinue Reading

With the stated goal to “strengthen the organization’s operations,” Richard Childress Racing has promoted Andy Petree to executive vice president of the organization. A veteran of the industry, Petree most recently led RCR as the vice president of competition. He was also instrumental in overseeing the development of the Next Gen Chevrolet, whichContinue Reading

According to multiple sources with knowledge of the deal, beginning with the 2025 Cup Series season, FOX Sports will broadcast the first 14 races of the season.Current partner NBC will broadcast the final 14 races of the season. The middle ten races of the season will be split between TNTContinue Reading

The crown jewel race officially kicks off the NASCAR Cup season with 200 laps of pack racing around the high-banked, high-speed 2.5-mile superspeedway.The sellout includes all grandstand seating and camping, with limited FanZone and hospitality packages still available. This is the earliest a sellout has been announced for ‘The Great AmericanContinue Reading

Trackhouse Racing co-owner Justin Marks first announced the organization’s Project 91 program in May 2022, a plan to expand its international reach by fielding the part-time No. 91 Chevrolet entry in the Cup Series for international racing drivers.The first participant was 2007 Formula 1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen, who drove inContinue Reading