Michael Jordan’s approach to running a NASCAR team comes straight from the high-stakes tables. When his financial advisor presented concerns about the cost of signing a new driver, Jordan dismissed them with a gambling reference, while also taking an allegedly brutal dig at NASCAR’s salaries. “I have lost that in a casino. Let’s do it,” […]
One of NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers, Bobby Allison, had a successful racing career. Throughout his career, Allison was the winner of the Daytona 500 three times. He was also the winner of the Southern 500 four times. Bobby Allison competed in competitions with cars like Dodge, Chevrolet, Buick, and Ford. Bobby Allison was inducted into
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Jeff Gordon is one of the most successful race car drivers. He was the winner of the Winston Cup Series four times. Gordon competed for teams like Hendrick Motorsports, Bill Davis Racing, and JG Motorsports. He drove premium cars including Chevrolet, Ford, and Oldsmobile. In a career spanning 23 years, Gordon competed over 900 races.
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The battle that threatened to tear NASCAR apart ended Thursday morning when Jeffrey Kessler told Judge Kenneth Bell both sides had positively settled the antitrust lawsuit. After 14 months of legal warfare and eight grueling days of testimony, Michael Jordan and Bob Jenkins walked out of that Charlotte courthouse with what they wanted all along.
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David Pearson will always be remembered for his contributions in NASCAR. Known as the “Silver Fox”, Pearson was the winner of the Grand National Series not once or twice but thrice. He also earned 12 poles at Darlington Raceway and 13 poles at Charlotte Motor Speedway which still stands as a record. David Pearson inspired
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Kenny Wallace told Kevin Harvick on the Happy Hour podcast how Dale Earnhardt gave him his NASCAR break in November 1988 and how he returned that favor 12 years later by pushing Earnhardt to his 76th and final Cup Series victory at Talladega. The 1988 Break That Changed Everything NASCAR wanted to evaluate Wallace before
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Tina Gordon retired from racing in 2005 after being released from Jay Robinson Racing and now runs Tina’s Dream Ranch, a therapeutic camp for disabled children and adults in Cedar Bluff, Alabama. The former stock car driver who competed in ARCA, NASCAR Xfinity Series, and Craftsman Truck Series between 2001 and 2005 shifted her focus
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Michael Annett died on December 5, 2025 at just 39 years old, shocking the NASCAR community. JR Motorsports confirmed his passing without releasing a cause of death, but Brad Keselowski’s tribute suggested Annett endured something far more serious than fans realized during his final years. All About Brad Keselowski’s Tribute on X Keselowski posted on
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Bob Jenkins testified on December 4, 2025 that he has lost $100 million since becoming a NASCAR team owner in the early 2000s, even with Michael McDowell winning the 2021 Daytona 500 for Front Row Motorsports. The fast food franchiser fulfilled his childhood dream of owning a Cup Series team, but two decades of losses
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Jim France spent his entire career avoiding the spotlight and letting others run NASCAR publicly. The charter lawsuit forced him into federal court on December 1, 2025 as a named defendant and witness, exposing internal communications that revealed his hardline negotiating tactics during two years of failed charter talks. Swearing through team letters An expert
A single leaked text message has set the NASCAR garage ablaze—not because of what it said, but because of what it revealed. NASCAR president Steve Phelps’ “stupid redneck” insult toward Richard Childress wasn’t just a jab at a team owner; it was a crack in the surface that’s exposed a bigger rift: the battle between
As NASCAR rewrites its legacy for the NASCAR Next Gen Car era, the question burns hotter than ever: Where does Dale Earnhardt rank on the all-time Cup Series win list in 2025? For diehard Nascar fans, “The Intimidator” remains a legend, but just how high is his name among the sport’s immortals as of the
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