Throughout the years, we’ve seen Dale Earnhardt Jr. fill a variety of roles. First there was “Race Car Driver Dale,” then “Team Owner Dale.” Heck, we even got to see “Watercooler Dale” at one point. But now, we’re finally going to see “Crew Chief Dale.”

Sometimes, the story-book ending, the Hollywood movie script, the stuff fairy-tales are made of, well, they actually happen. Saturday at Dominion Raceway, it actually happened for Mini Tyrrell and the CARS Tour during the "Mini's Mission 125."

On a normal CARS Tour weekend, there’s no question that everybody in the pit area is thinking about two things: Winning the race, and how to make their car go faster. But not this weekend. Not when the CARS Tour heads to Dominion Raceway. On this weekend there’s a third item that is even more important, and that’s coming together to make a group of sick children and their families forget about their ailments for a day or two.

It’s been a while since race fans have heard the voice of Rick Allen. After calling NASCAR Cup Series races on NBC Sports from 2015 until 2024, and before that the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series for many years, Allen was left on the sidelines entering the 2025 TV deals for NASCAR. But on Saturday night, fans of the CARS Tour will hear Allen’s voice alongside Blake McCandless on the FloRacing broadcast of the “Mini’s Mission 125” from Dominion Raceway.

After one week off the CARS Tour is back in action on Saturday night for the third edition of the Mini’s Mission 125 at the lightning-fast Dominion Raceway in Spotsylvania, Virginia. Nearly 30 teams, including full-time CARS Tour competitors and Dominion regulars, have filed entries to race for a good cause in front of what is expected to be a capacity crowd.

Saturday night was the highly anticipated first head-to-head showdown between 2014 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kevin Harvick, and his 12-year-old son, Keelan Harvick, at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway. And when the night ended, the massive crowd was left to head to the parking lots knowing they just saw history as Keelan Harvick bested his dad and the entire CARS Tour West field to win his first ever Pro Late Model race.

Only two weeks after competing in front of a national television audience, the zMAX CARS Late Model Stock Car Tour heads into the Commonwealth of Virginia for the first time this season with a visit to Langley Speedway.

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – In celebration of Major League Baseball’s 2025 jewel event, the MLB Speedway Classic presented by BuildSubmarines.com in Bristol, TN, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Budweiser and MLB are teaming up to bring a NASCAR Hall of Famer, American beer and America’s favorite pastime to fans by recreating and paying homage to the iconic No. 8 Budweiser / MLB All-Star Game paint scheme. The legendary scheme will be showcased at the MLB Speedway Classic on August 2 and will be raced by Earnhardt Jr. in the zMAX CARS Tour event at Anderson (S.C.) Motor Speedway on August 16.

A field of 36 CARS Tour Late Model Stock Cars roared to life on the biggest stage in tour history on Friday night at North Wilkesboro Speedway. With a national audience tuned in on FS1 and FloRacing, Landen Lewis claimed the most significant victory of his career at the historic North Carolina race track.

A field of 28 CARS Tour Pro Late Models kicked off a busy week of racing at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Thursday night ahead of this weekend's NASCAR All-Star Race. For the second time in as many CARS Tour Pro Late Model races at the historic race track, Kaden Honeycutt emerged victorious.

Competitors in the zMAX CARS Late Model Stock Car Tour will get a chance to showcase their talent in front of its largest audience in history thanks to a co-distribution/co-production agreement between FloSports and Fox Sports for All-Star Race weekend at North Wilkesboro Speedway.

The growth of NASCAR and the CARS Tour looks to continue this weekend as North Wilkesboro Speedway is set to host a four-day extravaganza for racing fans.

North Wilkesboro Speedway will be the place to be this weekend as NASCAR and CARS Tour are hitting the scene.

Stars and cars of the CARS Tour return to historic North Wilkesboro Speedway for a two-night doubleheader on Thursday, May 15 and Friday, May 16. Entry lists for both CARS Tour divisions are bursting at the seams with talent and big names, but the race track isn’t the only place where big names with massive talent can be found. The broadcast booth on FloRacing and FS1 will have two of the biggest names in NASCAR from the 21st century.

The iconic NASCAR All-Star Race is back to give fans a taste of what exhilarating competition and surreal speed looks like.