- The Rise and Fall of Bahari Racing: The One-Car Bet
A leopard logo and a shiny, yellow paint scheme. The first Pennzoil sponsored team and the rise of Michael Waltrip. The 90s NASCAR surge fueled come-up stories, but it wouldn’t be the same without Dick Bahre and Bahari Racing. Bahari’s Beginning Before “Bahari Racing” Richard “Dick” Bahre used his racing expertise to start a team in 1981. Bahre came from a… Read more: The Rise and Fall of Bahari Racing: The One-Car Bet - The Story Behind Geoff Bodine’s Exide Ford Thunderbird
The tragic death of the 1992 Winston Cup champion, Alan Kulwicki, will never be forgotten. His racing legacy is recognized by the iconic Hooters 500 and today’s development driver program. However, the #7 Thunderbird lived on in an unlikely way. After Kulwicki died in 1993, his racing equipment went up for auction. Many notable drivers took interest in the assets, but… Read more: The Story Behind Geoff Bodine’s Exide Ford Thunderbird - How Cleetus McFarland Became NASCAR’s Most Unlikely Star
Photo Courtesy: Christian Wilson I don’t think we’ve ever seen a ticker display a nickname in NASCAR. Let alone a name like “Cleetus” or “Squirrel.” It’s like Talladega Nights, but based on a true story. What we’re seeing with Cleetus McFarland is arguably one of the most exciting story lines this year. RCR knew what they were going against the grain… Read more: How Cleetus McFarland Became NASCAR’s Most Unlikely Star - Why Katherine Legge’s Double Attempt Matters to Motorsports History
Under the bright lights, one car stood out from the rest of the field. The silver and pink Chevrolet #78 flashed by the front stretch of Charlotte Motor Speedway like a bolt of lightning. That car was driven by Katherine Legge, who is now the first woman ever to attempt “The Double.” The Double is one of the hardest challenges in… Read more: Why Katherine Legge’s Double Attempt Matters to Motorsports History - Remembering Kyle Busch’s Last Race at Dover
The entire racing community is mourning the death of one of the sport’s icons. Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch passed away on May 21, 2026. A statement released by the Busch family on May 23, 2026, confirmed that Kyle Busch passed away due to complications from severe pneumonia and sepsis. Anyone in the stands at the 2026 Dover All-Star… Read more: Remembering Kyle Busch’s Last Race at Dover
