NASCAR has named Richard Buck, a NASCAR executive with a wealth of diverse experience in motorsports, as NASCAR Sprint Cup Series managing director. Buck will serve in the role held the past 12 years by John Darby, who will stay at NASCAR as managing director, competition. Buck and NASCAR’s two other national series managing directors – Wayne Auton (NASCAR Nationwide Series) and Chad Little (NASCAR Camping World Truck Series) – now will report directly to Robin Pemberton, NASCAR vice president, competition and racing development. Continue reading
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For the third consecutive season, the NASCAR Nationwide Series schedule will consist of 33 races on intermediate venues, road courses, superspeedways and short tracks, and all will air on the ESPN family of networks. All races are broadcast by either Motor Racing Network, Performance Racing Network or Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network, and air on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio channel 90. Continue reading
New Structure Intensifies Rivalries Between Auto Makers
NASCAR announced today that it has restructured its manufacturer points system for 2014, simplifying it for fans, competition and the industry, while amplifying the already passionate rivalries between each auto maker. Continue reading
NASCAR’s top-three national series are rolling into Daytona International Speedway for their annual Preseason Thunder testing and Fan Fest. Activities begin on Thursday, Jan 9 and continue through Tuesday, Jan 14. Throughout the weekend, drivers and NASCAR executives are planning a busy schedule of testing, analyzing, a media tour and Fan Fest. Continue reading