Bubba Wallace drives cars, stages fictitious hate crimes, and enjoys angering his haters, and recently he was all out of races and hate crimes so he opted to bring on the outrage once again by calling his haters "DARFS."
NASCAR has lifted the suspension on Noah Gragson following his previous penalization for endorsing a George Floyd meme on social media. The reinstatement comes after Gragson underwent diversity and inclusion training with NASCAR's partners at RISE. The ex-Legacy Motor Club driver also issued an independent statement concerning his reinstatement.
Following Tyler Reddick's out-of-nowhere win over the weekend at the 2023 Hollywood Casino 400, Bubba Wallace once again tossed himself into the deep end with his online haters by calling Reddick a "mental case," which he claims was just a jab at a friend.
Danica Patrick, the former NASCAR star, experienced the epic dumpster fire that was this year's Burning Man festival due to severe weather that transformed the desert site into a "swamp."
A collision between teammates Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson during a playoff race at Kansas could have spelled disaster for Hendrick Motorsports. However, the incident paved the way for Tyler Reddick of 23XI Racing, who seized the opportunity and emerged victorious.
In July, the crew at TheSportsRush.com said that Denny Hamlin has fully embraced his "villain" role, and I can't find anything better to describe how fans see him other than that. Good news for fans and haters though, the villain has signed a multiyear contract with Joe Gibbs Racing, meaning he isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
After being exposed by The Daily Wire for intentionally excluding white applicants from a 'Diversity Internship', NASCAR has backtracked and now changed the requirements after a slew of media scrutiny.
During the recent NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway, which served as the regular-season finale and the last opportunity for drivers to secure playoff spots, both Bubba Wallace and Ty Gibbs chose to forgo pre-race interviews due to the pressure of the situation.
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Former NASCAR champion Kurt Busch announced his retirement from racing at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday.
Nothing spells diversity and inclusion like blatant racism. NASCAR has decided to double down on their commitment to wokeness by offering a full-time, paid "diversity internship" which specifically excludes white people. Yup, they're so woke they're literally excluding people based on race now.
Within the blink of an eye, NASCAR driver Ryan Preece's vehicle went flying into the air where it flipped more than ten times down the backstretch, leaving fans wondering whether or not he'd come out in one piece during this terrifying moment at this weekend's Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway.
Netflix announced Tuesday that it will team with Dale Earnhardt Jr. on a new series following the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace has managed to squeeze into the NASCAR playoffs after securing a top 15 finish at Watkins Glen International over the weekend.
NASCAR has never been a sport for the faint-hearted, both on and off the track. From unexpected winners to on-track brawls, NASCAR has seen its fair share of wild moments. Strap in as we revisit ten of the most outrageous races in its storied history.
A seasoned NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver, Jason Alan White, was arrested earlier this month in Huntersville, North Carolina on charges of driving while impaired, according to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office.
Hailie Deegan, a rising star in motorsports, recently shared her experiences of transitioning from California's racing scene to North Carolina's, as part of NASCAR's Drive for Diversity program. Speaking with Kenny Wallace on his podcast, Deegan elaborated on the stark contrasts she noticed between the East and West Coast racing cultures, making it clear that not everyone who appears friendly is behaves the same behind the scenes.
NASCAR's decision to shift its yearly race from Indianapolis' iconic oval to the road course in 2021, although initially met with criticism, turned out to be an entertaining spectacle, surpassing the previous year's wreck-heavy race.
While Ken Schrader might not be the oldest active driver in NASCAR history, he definitely has earned some praise for his victor at this week's NASCAR Pinty's Series in Canada, just going to show that age doesn't need to get in the way of doing what you love.
NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace recently weighed in on the sticky situation that Noah Gragson currently finds himself in
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, better known as NASCAR, has evolved into a global sporting juggernaut. But, like every behemoth, it began as a fledgling venture with roots, stories, and tidbits that even die-hard fans might find surprising. Buckle up, folks; let's take a trip back in time and explore ten lesser-known facts about NASCAR's early days.
When you think of NASCAR, legends like Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, and Jimmie Johnson might come to mind. But, rising among these giants, there's a name that has been turning heads and igniting tracks: Martin Truex Jr. While most fans know about his incredible racing prowess, there's a depth to Truex that many might not be aware of.
This has been a tough week for driver Noah Gragson, and word has just come out now that he has been officially released from his contract with the Legacy Motor Club whose banner he drover under following his double suspension from both NASCAR and Legacy on Monday.
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