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Phoenix holds special memories for NASCAR pit crew member who won college football title there
Blaine Anderson, a front tire changer in the Cup Series, won a college football national championship with Alabama in Phoenix.
Drew Morgan, a Ryle High School graduate, got his first NASCAR Cup Series win as a pit crew member Oct. 5 in Charlotte after 13 years.
Clemson football got a high-octane surprise on Tuesday when members of Team Penske rolled into campus, giving players a first-hand look at the precision, speed, and teamwork behind NASCAR pit stops. Among the visitors were NASCAR driver Joey Logano, Penske ...
Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, William Byron and Chase Briscoe had some fun in their joint media session Saturday at Phoenix.
Conventional wisdom at the vast majority of race tracks says that pitting in stall No.1—the box closest to the exit from pit road—is a huge advantage. After all, it offers both unimpeded egress and proximity to the final timing line,
Terrible news, as it has been confirmed that Zachary Yager, a veteran NASCAR pit crew member, has died at 35 years old. Yager was a member of the No. 39 Xfinity Series team of Ryan Sieg and RSS Racing. He was also a member of the No. 88 Truck Series team ...
Kyle Busch's No. 8 team will have a new crew chief for the 2026 NASCAR season. Busch has gone 90 Cup races without ... will sit atop the No. 8 pit box beginning next February at Daytona. Need a news break? Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles ...
Denny Hamlin's quest for his first NASCAR championship begins from the pole position at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday.
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Championship-winning NASCAR crew chief to partner with Kyle Busch in 2026
Richard Childress Racing has named proven champion Jim Pohlman as Kyle Busch's new crew chief for the 2026 season
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Why NASCAR cars use tear-off windshields
In the high-speed world of NASCAR, maintaining clear visibility is crucial for drivers navigating the track at over 200 mph. To ensure this, NASCAR cars are equipped with tear-off windshields, a multi-layered plastic film that can be quickly removed during pit stops to restore visibility.