Bristol Motor Speedway’s recent polish job had NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour drivers chattering throughout the day Wednesday in advance of the Bush’s Beans 150 combination race between the modified stars of the north and south.

Less than 96 hours ago, Kerry Madsen was running third and in contention to win the 5-hour Energy Knoxville Nationals. Now, the Australian is without a ride in the United States.

Daniel Suarez paced the final practice session for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at Bristol Motor Speedway on Wednesday, setting a mark that puts the track record in jeopardy heading into Coors Light Pole Qualifying later in the day.

Could the marriage between Paul Menard and Richard Childress Racing go its separate ways at the end of the year?

An all-inclusive look at NASCAR’s upcoming race week at Bristol Motor Speedway, as well as a full review of the 2016 Knoxville Nationals, will take center stage tonight on Motorsports Madness beginning at 7 p.m. ET on the Performance Motorsports Network.

Saturday’s three-race slate of major national races in the Midwest combined to create both the ultimate tribute to late USAC champion Bryan Clauson and truly begin the healing process for the motorsports community.

‘The Rajin’ Cajun’ Jason Johnson went to war with Donny Schatz in Saturday night’s 5-hour Energy Knoxville Nationals 50-lap championship A-Main, and while he wasn’t the best in the first half of the event, he was the strongest car when it mattered most.

Luke Sorrow claimed his third Southeast Limited Late Model Series win of the season on Saturday night at Anderson Motor Speedway, wiring the field in a dominant performance that left no question who was the fastest car in town.

Fourth-generation racer and 15-year-old rising star Thad Moffitt collected his first-career Southeast Limited Late Model Series Daytona 1 Challenger Division victory on Saturday during the Midsummer Championships at Anderson Motor Speedway, driving away from the field late in a thrilling 30-lap main event.

After never having led a lap in the NASCAR XFINITY Series coming into Saturday’s Mid-Ohio Challenge, Justin Marks put together a near-flawless performance, leading the most laps and taking down his first-career win on an emotional day for Chip Ganassi Racing.