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Hosted by Corey with the Story, NASCAR Today delivers daily coverage of the NASCAR world with fast, focused updates on race results, driver performances, standings, team developments, and key storylines. From race weekends to championship battles, the show keeps fans informed on everything happening across the sport. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including race highlights, driver news, and season trends—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, NASCAR Today is built for fans who want reliable NASCAR coverage every single day. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
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NASCAR Eyes Pit Road Safety at Gateway | Nascar News
NASCAR is eyeing major pit road safety upgrades at Gateway after a September crash left crew members injured — the track’s 25-foot-wide lane, narrower than Indy’s, proved dangerously tight. While no changes are confirmed yet, an upcoming inspection signals NASCAR’s serious intent to widen the pit lane and reduce accident risks, balancing track character with crew safety.
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Published: Sep 19, 2026Duration: 1m 38s
Jake Garcia Claims First Truck Win | Nascar News
Jake Garcia shocks the Truck Series with his first career win at Bristol, leading over 100 laps and ending his team’s winless drought — while top Chase contenders crash and burn in a night of chaos, including Layne Riggs’ disastrous pit stop that dropped him to 32nd. Bayley Currey nails second, Stewart Friesen third, and teen phenom Tristan McKee shatters records with fifth. The Chase keeps rolling — next up: Kansas on Sept. 26.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 20s
WEC Future Confirmed Amid Rumors | Nascar News
Rumors of behind-the-scenes drama between the FIA and ACO over the 2027 WEC contract have been firmly debunked—both organizations confirm the deal is sealed and talks are already underway for the championship’s next chapter. With nine manufacturers locked in for 2027 and rules being shaped for the 2030 era, the WEC remains on solid ground amid industry turbulence, poised for sustained growth and success.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 29s
Conor Daly Returns to NASCAR Trucks | Nascar News
Conor Daly is back in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, hitting the track at Kansas Speedway with Kaulig Racing — and he’s bringing his A-game after a fun Indianapolis outing. Ram’s resurgence in NASCAR, paired with Kaulig’s rotating star drivers, has given Daly a perfect platform to shine. But don’t just watch him in trucks — he’s gearing up for a full-time IndyCar return next year with Dreyer & Reinbold, where he’s already proven his mettle with top finishes and laps led at the Indy 500. With experience across Cup, Trucks, and O’Reilly series, Daly’s versatility makes hi...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 19s
Fortescue Takes the Grid in Formula E | Nascar News
Fortescue Zero, a mining and energy giant, has officially taken over Jay Penske’s Formula E team, marking the debut of Australia’s first-flagged racing squad—still based in the UK. This isn’t just about trophies; it’s a high-stakes proving ground for cutting-edge tech that aligns with Fortescue’s mission to decarbonize massive operations. Already a major supplier in Formula E—including batteries and charging systems for Jaguar—they’re now competing on the grid using Jaguar powertrains. The move signals a seismic shift for the sport, elevating it from tech provider to full-fledged competitor. Driver lineups are still being so...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 26s
Bristol’s Fastest Half-Mile Drama | Nascar News
Bristol’s “World’s Fastest Half-Mile” delivers chaos and champions—Kyle Larson’s championship charge, Denny Hamlin’s relentless consistency, and Ty Gibbs’ rising star power make for a stacked field. But don’t overlook sleeper threats like Carson Hocevar or Chase Elliott, who could turn heads on this wild, short-track stage. Fantasy fans: lean into the heavyweights—but keep an eye on the underdogs ready to explode.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 44s
Garcia’s Win Shakes Championship Race | Nascar News
Jake Garcia shocks the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with his first career win at Bristol, leading 104 laps after rain scrapped qualifying—his team’s flawless strategy and clutch late-race control sealing the deal. The victory fuels his momentum heading into next season while crushing championship hopes for top contenders: Layne Riggs, Kaden Honeycutt, and Chandler Smith all suffered devastating setbacks from loose wheels, crashes, or penalties, collapsing their point leads. Bayley Currey stunned fans with a runner-up finish in his season debut, and 16-year-old ARCA champ Tristan McKee made history with a fifth-place run—the youngest ever to reach the to...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 31s
Riggs' Chase Crumbles at Bristol | Nascar News
Layne Riggs, the top seed in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Chase, suffered a brutal setback at Bristol after a loose wheel during a pit stop sent him multiple laps down—undoing his dominant early performance and handing momentum to rivals. The costly error wasn’t an isolated incident; it’s part of a troubling trend where top seeds across NASCAR’s national series are stumbling early in the playoffs. Compounding the drama, teammate Chandler Smith also incurred a penalty for speeding, signaling how high the stakes—and the pressure—are under the lights. With the championship race just beginning, R...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 23s
Rasmussen Returns to LMP2 at Indy | Nascar News
Christian Rasmussen, fresh off an IndyCar win, is back in an LMP2 car for the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, teaming up with Era Motorsport for the TireRack.com Battle on the Bricks at Indianapolis. The duo, who captured the Rolex 24 At Daytona together in 2024, are primed for another title run. Rasmussen, eager to return to LMP2 after his Daytona triumph, is excited to partner with new teammate Nick Boulle — a seasoned LMP2 racer returning after a year away. Boulle, a fan of Indianapolis, sees this as the perfect opportunity to shine. The pair are stepping in for Naveen Rao an...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 44s
Kyle Larson Ends 51-Race Drought | Nascar News
Kyle Larson shattered his 51-race win drought with a dramatic victory at the Enjoy Illinois 300, proving that multi-time champions don’t stay out of victory lane for long. Surviving intense three-wide battles and close calls, Larson’s clutch performance reshapes the 2026 Cup Series title race, vaulting him into championship contention ahead of Ryan Blaney and Tyler Reddick. With eight races left — including key intermediate tracks like Bristol and Phoenix — Larson’s consistency and track versatility make him a serious threat to Denny Hamlin’s title reign, turning what was a quiet season into a white-knuckle showdown for the crown.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 51s
Saudi Rally Cancelled, Sardinia Takes Center Stage | Nascar News
The 2026 WRC season just got a major twist: Rally Saudi Arabia is officially cancelled, shifting the championship finale to Rally Italy Sardinia in October. Safety and regional instability—amid ongoing Middle East tensions—forced the move, echoing how global events ripple through motorsports. With 13 rounds now instead of 14, Elfyn Evans leads the charge as fans gear up for a dramatic title showdown on Sardinia—and Saudi Arabia’s return to rallying is still on the table for 2027.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 40s
Pinnacle Racing Dominates at Bristol | Nascar News
Bristol delivered a fireworks-filled night for Pinnacle Racing Group: Carson Brown dominated with a wire-to-wire ARCA Menards Series win, his third of the season and second straight from the pole, while Tristan McKee clinched the ARCA Menards Series East title with a gritty second-place finish. Brown’s March Phoenix victory echoed in his Bristol performance, and McKee’s championship adds to his four East wins and a national series triumph. Kaden Honeycutt narrowly missed second, finishing third, as Max Reaves’ title hopes ended in fourth and Isaac Kitzmiller completed the top five. The East Series wraps up, but the nation...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 40s
Alpine’s Big Move with Mike Elliott | Nascar News
Alpine just pulled off a major coup by hiring Mike Elliott, the ex-Mercedes technical director who helped them win championships. With deep roots in Enstone and a proven track record at Mercedes—including overseeing their controversial 2022 car—Elliott is now tasked with accelerating Alpine’s climb back to the front. His arrival signals serious intent as Alpine fights to close the gap on the title contenders, aiming to turn their current sixth-place constructors’ standing into something much more competitive.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 33s
Bristol Chase Drama Unleashed | Nascar News
Bristol Motor Speedway is heating up this weekend as Race Three of The Chase unfolds across NASCAR’s top three series — Cup, Xfinity, and Truck — each bringing high stakes, tight corners, and wild drama to the “Last Great Colosseum.” Christopher Bell defends his Cup title in Saturday’s night race, while Layne Riggs looks to repeat his Truck Series win from last year. With tire strategies, canceled qualifying, and packed schedules, expect heart-pounding action as drivers battle for position on the high banks — where skill meets speed under pressure.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 34s
Acura’s Final Lap Tribute | Nascar News
Acura is bidding farewell to IMSA with a dazzling “Thank You” livery on its 93 Acura ARX-06, set to debut at Indianapolis and Road Atlanta in its final two races. Celebrating 33 wins, 43 poles, and 14 championships—including three Rolex 24 victories—the tribute honors drivers like Renger van der Zande and Nick Yelloly, who sit third in GTP Drivers’ and second in Teams’ standings. With a shot at history and a win at Indy still unclaimed by the ARX-06, Acura’s final push also includes the 60 car, aiming for glory as the manufacturer closes a legendary decade in sports car racing.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 55s
Teams Call the Tires in Wet NASCAR | Nascar News
NASCAR’s shaking up oval racing in the rain by letting teams choose their own tires after the start—ditching the old rule where NASCAR made the call. This new freedom adds thrilling strategy, especially as track conditions shift fast, like at New Hampshire. But safety first: if pit road’s wet, stops are for fuel only—not position. The move, kicking off this weekend at Bristol across all three national series, comes straight from listening to teams and fans wanting more excitement and better racing. Expect bold pit box decisions—and wild results—when the skies open up.
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Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 24s
Eliason Takes Helm of No 42 | Nascar News
Chais Eliason is taking the reins as crew chief for the No. 42 NASCAR Cup Series team, starting at Bristol this weekend and leading through the 2026 season. With over a decade in race engineering, including stints at Hendrick Motorsports and championship wins with Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Larson, Eliason brings deep expertise and proven leadership. His promotion reflects LEGACY MOTOR CLUB’s commitment to internal growth, with co-owner Jimmie Johnson praising his readiness. Eliason will continue in the role into 2027, when Josh Berry takes the wheel, signaling long-term stability. The team also honors outgoing crew chief Travis Mack for building th...
Published: Sep 18, 2026Duration: 1m 26s
FedEx Freight Takes Over Truck Series | Nascar News
Starting in 2027, NASCAR’s Truck Series rebrands as the FedEx Freight Truck Series, marking a major partnership with the logistics giant. After going independent, FedEx sees NASCAR as the perfect fit—aligning with their core values of hard work and reliability. The deal also makes FedEx Freight NASCAR’s exclusive freight partner across North America, beginning January 2027. This isn’t the first name change for the series, which has cycled through SuperTruck, Craftsman, Camping World, and back to Craftsman before this fresh start.
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Published: Sep 17, 2026Duration: 1m 17s
NASCAR Truck Series Gets FedEx Freight Name | Nascar News
NASCAR’s Truck Series is rebranding in 2027 as the NASCAR FedEx Freight Truck Series, marking a major milestone as FedEx Freight — now an independent company — becomes the first-ever title sponsor of the series. This powerhouse partnership also positions FedEx Freight as NASCAR’s official freight shipping partner across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico starting January 2027. Both brands share core values: safety, hard work, and reliability — values mirrored in NASCAR’s culture and FedEx Freight’s legacy. The deal offers FedEx Freight a year-round platform to connect with millions of fans, employees, and customers while reinforcing NASCAR’s commercial strength by tapp...
Published: Sep 17, 2026Duration: 2m 8s
Sprint Races Expand with Monaco Gambit | Nascar News
Formula One is doubling down on Sprint races, expanding to six next year to revitalize Friday nights and boost fan engagement — with data showing fans feel more value and spend more, plus new sponsors like Gatorade jumping on board. The format’s unpredictability is already shaking up results, with only three drivers winning both Sprint and GP this year. But the Monaco Sprint? That’s a bold move — critics worry it’ll highlight the track’s lack of overtaking, making the main race even less thrilling. F1 argues that Monaco’s qualifying is already electric, and adding another session could amplify...
Published: Sep 17, 2026Duration: 1m 39s