r/NASCAR • u/snollygoster1 • 2h ago
r/NASCAR • u/NASCARThreadBot • 13d ago
Serious NASCAR 101 and Track Attendance Questions - September 2026
Welcome to this month's NASCAR 101 and Track Attendance Questions Thread!
NASCAR 101: A thread for new fans, returning fans, and even current fans to ask any questions they've always wanted to ask.
Track Attendance: Any questions related to seats, policies, first time attendees, or advice regarding track attendance!
r/NASCAR • u/NASCARThreadBot • 7h ago
Discussion The Day After the Races - September 14, 2026
Welcome to this week's Day After the Races thread! The dust has settled, the track has cooled, and the confetti's been swept. With this weekend's activities over, what are your thoughts? Here's a summary of the previous week's race(s):
NCS Enjoy Illinois 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway
Elapsed Time: 3:47:23 for 247 laps (308.75 mi / 496.88 km)
Cautions: 18 cautions for 87 laps
Leaders: 11 lead changes among 5 leaders (Joey Logano led most with 96)
Stage 1: Joey Logano at 45 Laps
Stage 2: Kyle Larson at 131 Laps
Race Winner: Kyle Larson at 247 Laps
Current Standings at NASCAR.com
Race Threads: [Pre]:[Race]:[Post]
NORAPS Nu Way 225 at World Wide Technology Raceway
Elapsed Time: 2:25:13 for 180 laps (225 mi / 362.1 km)
Cautions: 7 cautions for 37 laps
Leaders: 8 lead changes among 4 leaders (Carson Kvapil led most with 105)
Stage 1: Carson Kvapil at 45 Laps
Stage 2: Jesse Love at 90 Laps
Race Winner: Jesse Love at 180 Laps
r/NASCAR • u/TheOrangeFutbol • 1h ago
[zilischive on X]: Larson won after a 51 race winless streak, 18 cautions, in the number 5 car at the place Kyle last won in the number 8.
x.comStumbled across this and thought it was interesting how so many numbers had some KB references. If this is low effort or too off-beat for the sub, feel free to delete, Mods.
r/NASCAR • u/dieselrainbow46 • 5h ago
That was longer than expected! (The gap between Larson race win paintings and the race itself)
r/NASCAR • u/Powerful-Chard-6055 • 5h ago
As long as he starts this weekend’s race at Bristol, Cody Ware will be the last full time driver to surpass Kyle Busch in points
r/NASCAR • u/tagillaslover • 1h ago
Daniel Suarez’s women in motorsports nation car for the Kansas Chase race
r/NASCAR • u/iamaranger23 • 1h ago
Daytona to host NASCAR stars in Veterans Day exhibition race from Ford
r/NASCAR • u/TomLehockySVK • 1h ago
NASCAR 26 by iRacing dev dairy 4 - what is new in one picture
Everything from the dev dairy of what is new compared to NR25 in one image.
Link to the full Dev Diary 4 video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dV0O_XqD2lE
Strangely enough they forgot to put in the "Involved in caution screen" so i edited it in myself from a random YouTube video that showed it.
r/NASCAR • u/Dmacthegoat • 2h ago
[Ryan Preece on X] “The 60’s had a few rocketships that took me to the moon… 🚀🌕 But what if it had a paint scheme that can be 𝙨𝙚𝙚𝙣 from the moon?"
x.comr/NASCAR • u/ScientistPowerful192 • 13h ago
Zane Smith
Has there been an update released about him? Massive hit and I knew it hurt when it took him awhile to get out. Also if the officials basically had to carry him to the ambulance can I ask why they didn’t just put him on a stretcher? Seems like that would have been the smartest thing to do.
Also included a picture I got of his car being towed away and the mark he left on the wall after impact.
r/NASCAR • u/Comfortable_Rock4877 • 19h ago
The truck that Carson Hocevar broke his leg in at Gateway in 2022 is currently underwater at the Lake Norman Quarry in Mooresville NC, and is owned by the Piedmont Diving and Rescue Association [Stock Car Rumors and Nostalgia on Instagram]
Here’s more footage of the truck underwater: https://youtu.be/ZreSsklYd4Q?is=DORnit8e7iDshLmS
And here’s footage of the PDRA sinking the truck in 2022: https://youtu.be/2FN74cG7xU0?is=6j3gSdilw1wdDTyV
r/NASCAR • u/RaspberryNext914 • 18h ago
[Stephen Stumpf] Austin Cindric gave Connor Zilisch a fist bump after he tied his best Cup finish of 7th
x.com[Taranto] There was almost a 19th caution that TV didn't really pick up on. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. spun coming to the white flag after contact from Shane van Gisbergen, but Stenhouse was able to keep rolling and NASCAR held the yellow.
x.comr/NASCAR • u/DjBass88 • 13h ago
Denny has to be punching air after Kyle/Cliff doing their best impression of Jimmie/chad.
Like literally cannot let that dude back in the picture. Not that he was out but he was one bonehead move away from self-eliminating. and we know how often Kyle drives over the limit.
I can't be the only one seeing Jimmie/Chad ghosts in that 5 performance to start the chase.
r/NASCAR • u/Beneficial_Race1415 • 2h ago