Driver Anthony Alfredo with Partner Fortify Building Solutions Look to Better Last April’s Sixth-Place Finish at the Alabama Oval
MT. PLEASANT, Mich. (March 26, 2025) – The team of Beard Motorsports, partner Fortify Building Solutions, and driver Anthony Alfredo will make their collective return to the racetrack when the NASCAR Cup Series hits the mammoth 2.66-mile Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway oval on April 27 for the Jack Link’s 500.
Debuting DART Car Project is a Female-Led, Mission-Driven Motorsports Program to Elevate the Achievements of Women in the Traditionally Male-Dominated Fields of Motorsports and Fine Art
SONOMA, California (March 26, 2025) – TPC Racing and the Driven Artists Racing Team (DART Car) debut the No. 44 DART Car/TPC Racing McLaren Artura GT4 this weekend at Sonoma Raceway with team co-drivers Zoë Barry and Aurora Straus in the Am class of the SRO Pirelli GT4 America series.
The debuting DART Car project is a female-led, mission-driven motorsports program with the purpose of elevating the achievements of women in the traditionally male-dominated fields of motorsports and fine art. (more…)
London, England: 25 March 2025 – Broad Arrow Auctions, a Hagerty (NYSE: HGTY) company, will present a number of historically significant motorsport models at its inaugural Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este Auction on 24-25 May 2025. (more…)
(March 25, 2025): We are pleased to announce that Ryan Vargas, along with anchor partner Critical Path Security Canada, will contest a majority of the NASCAR Canada Series Schedule in the #28 Critical Path Security Canada Dodge Challenger with DJ Kennington Racing, with intentions of securing additional partners for a fulltime effort.
In addition to ongoing support for RCR and Kyle Busch, Lucas Oil will provide aerial broadcast coverage for several NASCAR Cup Series races this season.
INDIANAPOLIS (March 25, 2025) – Lucas Oil, the leader in high-performance lubricants and a long-time partner of Richard Childress Racing (RCR), will serve as the primary sponsor of the No. 8 Chevrolet, driven by two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch, for multiple races throughout the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, beginning at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway on March 30. Following that, the Lucas Oil colors will be seen at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City, June 15, and the Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway, September 13, the third race of the Cup Series Playoffs. (more…)
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (March 25, 2025) – Wrestling a racecar for 400 laps around Martinsville (Va.) Speedway necessitates a strong upper-body and powerful legs, connected with a tight core. The flat, paperclip-shaped .526-mile oval makes for a physical race where drivers have to pull their steering wheel hard to the left 800 times while stabbing their brake pedal at the end of each, 800-foot-long straightaway. Whether one’s car is lightning quick or could use a jolt of lightning, Martinsville pushes the boundaries of human performance as much as a car’s mechanical limits.
Listings are from RacingTVSchedule. Times are eastern daylight time and are subject to change without notice. (more…)
Kyle Larson won the Cup race. Ryan Preece of Berlin, CT came in ninth. Joey Logano of Middletown, CT finished 14th.
Justin Allgaier won the Xfinity race. Justin Bonsignore of Long Island, NY finished 16th. Anthony Alfredo of Ridgefield, CT came in 18th while Kris Wright ended up 32nd. Wright drives the entry owned by Cape Cod’s Chris Our and his daughter Mary who both reside in Chatham, MA.
Kyle Larson won the Camping World Truck event and Gia Ruggiero of Seekonk, MA ended up 29th.
Allmendinger to Drive the No. 16 Black’s Tire Service Chevy at Martinsville Speedway
Lexington, N.C. (March 24, 2025) – Kaulig Racing and Black’s Tire Service (BTS) announce an expansion of their partnership for the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway this Sunday. AJ Allmendinger will drive the No. 16 Black’s Tire Service Chevy for the NASCAR Cup Series race.
By Parker Kligerman, Autopian Contributor
If you’re a motorsports fan—or even a casual car enthusiast—be honest: You’ve watched F1, NASCAR, or another racing series and had the thought, ‘I could do that; all they’re doing is driving a car!’
Well, as professional drivers, we’ve always dealt with this by rolling our eyes and attempting to explain that driving your street car isn’t even using 1% of its capability. I always found this to be an inadequate way to try to prove it’s not as simple as it looks and that professionals make it look far easier than it is. (more…)
