When the JEGS 200 rolls off Friday evening at Dover Int’l Speedway, it will mark a family feud of sorts for David and Todd Gilliland at the one-mile concrete oval.

Less than a week after notching his first ARCA Racing Series victory at Salem Speedway, Christian Eckes is getting another big break even higher on the racing ladder.

Ben Rhodes felt like he had a truck capable of winning Monday’s snow-postponed NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Martinsville Speedway.

John Hunter Nemechek may not be a full-time driver in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series this season, but he gave everyone a reminder on Monday that he still knows his way to victory lane.

Unlike his first appearance at Martinsville Speedway last fall, 16-year-old Dawson Cram walked into the historic half-mile this weekend with no pressure on his shoulders.

Ben Rhodes started from the pole and got out front early, but Mother Nature was the ultimate winner Saturday afternoon at Martinsville Speedway.

Ben Rhodes not only made his sponsor proud Saturday morning at Martinsville Speedway, he led a ThorSport Racing sweep of the top three positions in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series qualifying for the Alpha Energy Solutions 250.

The theme of Friday’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series practice day at Martinsville Speedway was clear: ThorSport Racing has speed and the team is hungry to win.

There was arguably no driver on Friday at Martinsville Speedway who was happier to be at the tight half-mile paper clip than 37-year-old veteran Timothy Peters.

Kyle Busch Motorsports young guns Noah Gragson, Harrison Burton and Todd Gilliland may be the best of friends off the race track, but they’ll be the fiercest of rivals on Saturday at Martinsville Speedway.