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Todd Gilliland may not be a full-time NASCAR K&N Pro Series East driver any longer, but he continued his torrid start to the season by picking up his second-straight win Saturday evening at Bristol Motor Speedway.

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series regular Noah Gragson returned to the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East on Friday at Bristol Motor Speedway and promptly put the field on notice, capturing the pole for the Zombie Auto 150 with a new track record.

After a sub-par run to open the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East season in February at New Smyrna Speedway, Tyler Dippel knew in his heart that it was time to make a change in order to push his racing career forward.

STRATFORD, Wis. – Derek Kraus is hoping a surge of early-season momentum will be the boost that propels him to […]

Saturday’s Performance Plus 150 at Myrtle Beach Speedway marked a day of firsts for both driver Jon McKennedy and team owner Tommy Baldwin.

Just when Eddie Harvey had most of his planning done for his NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour schedule this season, as often happens in the ownership business, a wrench got thrown into the works and required a change.

The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East season ended last year with Harrison Burton and Todd Gilliland fighting tooth-and-nail for the championship.