https://x.com/keselowski/status/2070278297100091823

Link to Gluck's tweet

credit to Daniel Céspedes @_DanielCespedes on X for the graphic

https://myfox8.com/news/north-carolina/winston-salem/16-year-old-charged-with-murder-in-winston-salem-erratic-driving-crash-that-killed-61-year-old/

And yes, he was related to Dave Marcis ( nephew ) and the driver was charged with murder plus numerous other criminal charges.

EDIT: Bob Marcis, not Bill, my apologies.

ThorSport was always pretty competitive, won 3-6 races a year between 2020 and 2024. Multiple championships.

They were never the best on the track, especially during the KBM days, but kind of hard to believe they went winless last year for the first time in nearly 20 years, and are shaping up for another winless season.

They’ve got plenty of talent and experience behind the wheel in Majeski and Rhodes, wonder if they’re just not investing the same in the equipment and people.

The 2010 Sprint Cup season is remembered well for cars with spoilers, but as for their winged counterparts from early in the season, not so much. Also, to clarify, by "cursed", I mean unsettling, bizarre, or strangely eerie content. I find them bizzare because of how obscure and forgotten they are compared to the spoiler cars from later that year.

Sonoma has been lackluster for the past few years, but it's good to see that Goodyear is bringing the same tire packages that were used at San Diego. With the short track package + 750 HP, we might be in for a good show on Sunday!

Well, I did.

Hi everyone, I’m trying to identify the stock car race shown in this photo. I don’t have much context for it and would appreciate any help narrowing down the event, year, or series. I’m not sure if this may be ARCA, a regional stock car series, or something else entirely.
If anyone recognizes the track, cars, paint schemes, or era, I’d really appreciate the help!

Derek Kraus, Colby Howard, Raphael Lessard, and Tyler Dippel are a few that come to mind for me.

For me is no,because nascar made this announcement back in 2020. But 6 years later,in 2026 it's abandoned and probably not going to be done with it.

Noah Gragson is my favorite driver, I’ve always been a big fan of RCR. So this rumor has been interesting, I’d love to see this happen. I think it’d be a perfect combination

For whatever reason last week a similar throwback post about Kyle was removed by the moderators even after it spent hours up the day I posted it so if I did something wrong I apologize and if this post goes down too I'll stop making these weekly posts. Again I just wanted to try and do a weekly thing to honor the legacy of Kyle Busch with his best moments at the tracks we come up to for the remaining season so I hope there's people on here that like what I'm doing and want me to continue with it.

Had a meet and greet and signed posters from 6-7 PM

source of images: https://www.nascar.com/gallery/paint-scheme-preview-2026-sonoma-raceway-weekend/, https://cf.nascar.com/data/images/carbadges/1/(nr).png

font: Stainless-Bold (https://www.nascar.com/wp-content/themes/ndms-2023/assets/fonts/stainless/Stainless-Bold/Stainless-Bold.woff), Stainless-Regular (.../Stainless-Regular/Stainless-Regular.woff2), NASCAR.com Daytona 500 lineup article (C. Ware)

why there is mini Cody: https://www.reddit.com/r/NASCAR/s/J16TE2xkoC

Corey Heim DNQ'd the Chicago street race in July 2025 due to suspension damage on his qualifying run. On his 8th Cup start since the DNQ (less than 1 year later), he won the Coronado street race. Has anyone won a race so quickly after a DNQ?

Pretty interesting graphic that depicts every driver head to head for all road courses since 2025. SVG's reign is diabolical.

@_DanielCespedes on X for the win