For the last year and a half, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour has felt like a two-horse race. Ron Silk versus Justin Bonsignore. Two championships versus three. Haydt Yannone Racing versus Ken Massa Motorsports. Phil Moran versus Ryan Stone. But not anymore. Patrick Emerling has arrived.

NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and North Wilkesboro Speedway officials announced Thursday that the previously postponed Brushy Mountain Powersports 150 has a new race date. The race will now take place on Sunday, October 20 at the famed short track in the North Carolina foothills and will now become the penultimate race on the 2024 calendar.

JR Motorsports announced Tuesday afternoon that two-time CARS Tour champion Carson Kvapil is being promoted to the NASCAR Xfinity Series as a full-time driver for the team in 2025.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour was set to return to the legendary North Wilkesboro Speedway on Saturday night, but that return will have to wait a little bit longer as a result of the catastrophic damage that Western North Carolina has suffered after Hurricane Helene. NASCAR officials announced Monday afternoon that Saturday’s race has been “postponed indefinitely.”

The biggest race in Late Model Stock Car racing is finally upon us. Some call it Christmas coming early, others simply call it the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway, and it’s this Saturday night live on FloRacing.

The path to the title may have been different this year versus last, but at the end the results were the same, as Langley Speedway-based Connor Hall captured his second consecutive NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series championship.

“The Claremont Kid” is back. Landon Huffman has partnered with Justin Carroll’s Carroll Speedshop team out of Concord, North Carolina to take on the CARS Tour full time in 2025, as well as all three Virginia Triple Crown events, starting with this year’s Triple Crown finale, the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway this weekend.

The temperatures are dropping, the leaves are changing colors, and the entry list for the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway has been released. All of that can mean only one thing: The biggest race in Late Model Stock Car racing is right around the corner.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returns to New Hampshire’s Monadnock Speedway for the third and final time this season for the “Winchester Fair.” The first two races at Monadnock have given us surprise winners in Jake Johnson and Trevor Catalano, so what does this Saturday evening have in store for us? We’ll find out soon enough, but first, let’s break down the entry list.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returns to Long Island’s Riverhead Raceway for the second time this season to pay tribute to Eddie Partridge, a long-time team-owner on the Tour and considered by many to be the savior of Riverhead Raceway, in Saturday’s “Eddie Partridge 256.”

Today, NASCAR announced The Clash will come to historic Bowman Gray Stadium for the first-time as the opening exhibition event for the 2025 season on Feb. 2. The announcement was made by Ben Kennedy as part of pre-race for tonight’s NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series event at the racetrack. This will mark the first NASCAR Cup Series event at the racetrack in 54 years. The Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium will be broadcast live on FOX.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returns to Connecticut’s Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park for the second time this season and the 154th time in the history of the series on Wednesday night. Nearly 30 of the best Modified drivers in the country have filed entries to take on “The Big T” and go for the win, so let’s take a look at who might be the contenders.

The stars of Super Late Model racing are set to “Battle at Berlin” once again on Wednesday night at Berlin Raceway for 250 laps. But before the cars hit the track, we wanted to make sure you’ve got all the information you could need in this edition of Everything You Need To Know.

Marne, Michigan’s Berlin Raceway is known for big races, and biggest among them is the 250-lap “Battle at Berlin” for the Super Late Models that pays out a massive $40,000 to the winner. Big money attracts big names, and there’s no shortage of them making the trip to Western Michigan to battle it out at Berlin.

The 16th running of “America’s Hottest Race,” the Hampton Heat 200 at Langley Speedway is finally upon us. It is expected to be the biggest version yet, so let’s make sure you the race fan knows what to expect heading into Saturday night.