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It is honestly wild that Missouri doesn't have one already, and if they committed to building one it would be a HUGE boost to the state's economy and the people of the state would support it.

These Chicago streets have never been raced before by professional stock car drivers. NASCAR has provided a sneak peek at what the drivers will see when they compete on the streets of the Windy City in July.

Nazareth Speedway was once a thriving and busy NASCAR track that held 45,000 NASCAR fans. Now, 16 years after the track closed it sits with only the history of what it once was.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if stock cars raced through downtown Chicago? Wonder no more as NASCAR has officially announced a street race is coming to the Windy City in July of 2023.

Ever wonder what kind of home a NASCAR champion might live in? Wonder no more as I have found pictures of Tony Stewart's incredible $30 million dollar Midwestern log cabin.

If you heard the sound of engines combined with someone shaking big bags of money, that may be the NASCAR race that's coming to the St. Louis area in June. The word is that it's expected to bring in $60 million dollars to the community.

If you're a NASCAR fan, you have reason to be excited. There is a confirmed report that the Cup Series is coming to World Wide Technology Raceway in St. Louis in June of 2022.

Two days after Darrell "Bubba" Wallace (NASCAR’s only full-time African-American driver) called for the sport to ban all confederate flags, NASCAR has done just that.

If I were put in charge of the all the sports leagues in the world, this is what I would do with the Coronavirus situation...

Austin Dillon passed an out-of-fuel Jimmie Johnson in the final two laps and won a rain-delayed Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina on Sunday night.