Friday Night’s Lights
The ARCA Menards Series determine their championship with a season finale at Kansas, while High Limit get their first opportunity on-track at Eldora for the #4Crown. And the Outlaws take the Kern County as their West Coast Swing winds down. #ARCA#WoO
Race Day at Kokomo!
The High Rollers return to Kokomo Speedway to close out the Midweek Series season. Wednesday night sprint car racing will be aired live on FS1 for the final FOX Sports event of the year.
#NASCAR: Tatiana Calderon becomes the first female driver in NASCAR Brasil Series history to win a feature event. Calderon, a former Formula 2, INDYCAR and IMSA competitor, has run full-time in NASCAR’s Brazilian division this year.
#IMSA: DragonSpeed will move to the GTDPRO class for next week’s Petit Le Mans in their final IMSA entry. The No. 81 Corvette will race directly against the factory Corvettes in-class.
Two-time overall race winner, Sebastien Bourdais, has been drafted in to share the No. 81.
#NASCAR: RFK Racing confirms Jeremy Bullins will depart their organization. Bullins had served as the crew chief for Brad Keselowski on the No. 6 Ford for the last two seasons after great success at Team Penske together, years prior
#NASCAR: Sam Mayer will return to JR Motorsports for the 2027 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season. Starkey will follow Mayer as his primary sponsor at JRM after two seasons at Haas Factory Team.
#NASCAR: Carson Brown picks up his third ARCA Menards Series victory of the season with a flag-to-flag win at Bristol. The No. 28 led all 200 laps at Bristol Motor Speedway, as Brown led a 1-2 finish for Pinnacle Racing Group, with Tristan McKee in second. #ARCA
Race Day!
Thunder Valley roars to life with a doubleheader between the NASCAR Trucks and ARCA. Coverage all day on FOX Sports from Bristol, while the High Rollers start off their weekend in Missouri. #NASCAR#ARCA#HighLimit
#NASCAR: Travis Mack’s statement on his departure from the LEGACY Motor Club No. 42.
Mack spent the last two seasons with John Hunter Nemechek on the No. 42 entry. Prior to that, the Kentucky native spent time at Hendrick Motorsports, JRM, TrackHouse and Kaulig.
#NASCAR: Chais Elaison has been promoted within LEGACY Motor Club to move up as crew chief on the No. 42 for the remainder of the season, and for 2027.
Elaison replaces Travis Mack, who had served as crew chief on the No. 42 since the start of 2025.
#NASCAR: FedEx Freight and NASCAR confirm the Truck Series will have a new entitlement sponsor beginning in 2027. FedEx Freight, recently spun off from FedEx will sponsor the third NASCAR division beginning in 2027. CRAFTSMAN leaves for the second time after a four year stint.
#NASCAR: Parker Kligerman will not race tonight’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event, as he’s recovering from an illness. Kligerman was forced to skip last weekend’s O’Reilly Series broadcast for The CW with the illness.
Nick Sanchez will drive the No. 75 truck at Bristol.
#NASCAR: Dollywood will be featured on the No. 85 Thursday at Bristol Motor Speedway. Quinn Davis will drive the Orlando Health Ford with Dollywood Parks & Resorts featured in the ARCA East season-finale. The car was unveiled at the park in Pigeon Forge, TN. on Tuesday. #ARCA
#NASCAR: Ryan Ellis announces he’s departing Young’s Motorsports following this season in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season. The 36-year-old has shifted from Alpha Prime, DGM and Young’s over the past three seasons.
#NASCAR: Wet-weather procedures in NASCAR have been updated, efficient immediately this weekend at Bristol:
Teams will be given the choice to remain on wet-weather tires or swap over to the dry slick tire compound at their own discretion.
#NASCAR: The current points leader in the NASCAR Brazil Series standings, Gabriel Casagrande, will make his stateside oval debut this week in the ARCA Menards Series event at Bristol on Thursday. After driving the No. 38, he’ll return to Brazil, racing at Curvelo this weekend.
#Suzuka1000KM: The win for the No. 8 Porsche 911 GT3 R is the first triumph for the German manufacturer in 32 years at Suzuka International Circuit.
Porsche Motorsports partnered AO Racing with Japan’s Absolute Racing for the dominant win.
#HighLimit: Brady Bacon will take over the Vermeer No. 55 in High Limit Racing for the final ten events of the 2026 season. Vermeer Motorsports announced Kerry Madsen has departed the team, effective today.
#INDYCAR: A.J. Foyt Racing Enterprises announces Dennis Hauger will join the company beginning with the 2027 INDYCAR season. Hauger moves over to the No. 14 entry after winning Rookie of the Year Honors with Dale Coyne Racing this year. The 23-year-old won the 2025 IndyNXT title.
#NASCAR: Layne Riggs confirmed during the NASCAR Truck Series Chase Media Day on Tuesday, that he’ll return for another season with Front Row Motorsports. The 24-year-old is in his third full-time season in Truck Series competition. Riggs also noted wanting select Cup starts.