Even after stepping back from regular dirt and sprint racing in the off-season following the birth of his twins last season, Chase Briscoe has not retreated from the public eye.

Rochester Hills native Brad Keselowski, 2010 Xfinity champion and 2012 Cup champion, sent out a tribute this week.

Michael Annett, a former racecar driver who made 436 combined starts in NASCAR’s three national touring series, has died. He was 39.

NASCAR has now run its Next Gen car for five seasons, and some have adapted to the change better than others. Who has it helped (or hurt) the most? We asked the drivers themselves, and here's what they said.

Bill Huskins, NASCAR's last surviving driver from its inaugural 1948 season, has died at 100, closing a living chapter of auto racing history

And NASCAR really thought they were going to beat this guy in court? A settlement was reached yesterday in the bombshell lawsuit against NASCAR that was filed last year by two of its race teams, 23XI Racing (which is owned by NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin and NBA legend Michael Jordan) and Front Row Motorsports.

Annett was just 39 when he died. Here’s what we know so far about his untimely death as the racing world mourns him.

Michael Annett, a former NASCAR driver who competed in more than 400 races, has died at the age of 39. Annett had one career win, which came at Daytona in 2019.

The NASCAR world has been rocked by the death of another driver this weekend as veteran Nick Joanides has died. Joanides, 55, was a star on the West Coast scene most recently making three starts in the ARCA West Series. He also drove in the NASCAR Xfinity Series when it was called the Nationwide Series.

NASCAR drivers share multiple parts of their lives and careers on social media. Some posts draw millions of views and reactions from fans. Below are the top five such moments of the year.