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(Photo Courtesy NASCAR) We have incredible breaking news: Kurt Busch has been medically cleared to return to racing! He will kick off his comeback by representing Team USA alongside Travis Pastrana at the Race of Champions in Australia on March 7th and 8th. It’s exciting to see "The Outlaw" back in competitive action after his time away. While there’s no confirmation yet on whether this clears the path for him to race in NASCAR again, it’s great to see him return on his own terms. Let us know your thoughts, and stay tuned for more updates on what’s next for Kurt Busch!

Press Release | DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY Daytona International Speedway announced today that the 67th running of the DAYTONA 500 is officially sold out, with fans expected to pack the historic racing venue once again for NASCAR’s 2025 season opener. Along with the sellout announcement, the World Center of Racing has also released the date for next year’s DAYTONA 500, which will take place on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026. Year after year, the Great American Race reigns as one of the most anticipated events in the motorsport world, and starting today, fans can sign up for exclusive pre-sale access for infield camping and tickets to next year’s event to ensure they secure their seats in advance. “The DAYTONA 500 continues to be a spectacle of elite racing and entertainment, and the consecutive sellouts just prove this event is one of a kind,” said Frank Kelleher, President of Daytona international Speedway. “You can quite literally feel the atmosphere from the moment Speedweeks begins. The crowd is buzzing with excitement and every team, from the driver to the crew chief, is eager to get their season started. It all comes to a head when that green flag drops on Sunday, Feb. 16, and I can’t wait to see what this year’s DAYTONA 500 has in store for us.” After a wildly competitive 2024 season that saw 18 different race winners, three of the closest finishes in NASCAR history, and crowned Joey Logano as a three-time Champion, the season opening DAYTONA 500 is sure to be a thriller. Last year, William Byron came out on top after a hectic last few laps, earning his first DAYTONA 500 Championship and securing the victory for Hendrick Motorsports in their 40th anniversary year. He’ll become the latest driver to attempt back-to-back victories of The Great American Race. The last driver to win consecutive DAYTONA 500s was Denny Hamlin, who earned the title in 2019 and 2020. Though grandstand tickets and camping are sold out for Sunday’s marquee event, limited upgrades and premium packages are still available. Fans can also catch plenty of the action during the multi-day racing and entertainment extravaganza that is Speedweeks Presented by AdventHealth. The competition begins on Wednesday, Feb. 12 with DAYTONA 500 Qualifying presented by Busch Light, setting the front row for The Great American Race. Qualifying also sets the field for a pair of head-to-head battles in the Duel At DAYTONA on Thursday, Feb. 13, where drivers fight for their starting position in the 67th running of the DAYTONA 500. The intensity increases on Friday, Feb. 14 as the CRAFTSMAN Truck Series season-opening Fresh From Florida 250 takes the green flag under the lights of the famed track. Then on Saturday, Feb. 15, fans can enjoy a jam-packed day of on-track action with the kickoff to the ARCA Menards Series season followed by the United Rentals 300 NASCAR Xfinity Series race. Then on Sunday, after a performance filled with international chart-toppers from Mr. Worldwide himself, drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series will fire up their engines and get the 2025 season underway in this year’s DAYTONA 500. With all four series kicking off their season at Daytona, each driver will be fighting to start their year with a win, putting everything on the line at one of the biggest races on the schedules. Fans can enjoy the fierce competition all week long, as well as multiple different entertainment performances, fan activations and race day festivities. For more information on Speedweeks Presented by AdventHealth or for further details on the 2026 DAYTONA 500, please visit www.DAYTONA500.com. (Photo Courtesy NASCAR)

Press Release | ANHEUSER BUSCH Does swiping left and right leave you feeling like you’re stuck in neutral? You’re not alone. Nearly 80% of 21+ young adults say they’re burnt out by the mental, physical and emotional toll of dating apps and are increasingly getting offline in favor of real-life opportunities to connect.* Busch Light, a brand that believes in the power of connecting over shared passions and cold beer, has a solution for singles who are ready to bring romance back to reality. Ahead of Valentine’s Day weekend, the official beer sponsor of NASCAR is transforming the DAYTONA 500 into DATE-TONA, with a one-of-a-kind, high-octane speed dating experience designed to help fans find love IRL. These speed dates aren’t just fast, they’re NASCAR fast because the Busch Light DATE-TONA car will be driving prospective couples around the Daytona International Speedway at a blistering pace as they try to forge a high-speed connection. After the action, couples will have achance to see if sparks continue to fly with the opportunity to attend the 2025 DAYTONA 500 courtesy of Busch Light. “We love a burnout in victory lane, but dating app burnout is a real bummer. So, when we learned that the majority of young adults are seeking IRL opportunities to find romance, we tapped our partners at NASCAR and created the high-octane speed dating experience that is DATE-TONA,” said Krystyn Stowe, Head of Marketing for Busch Family and Natural Family at Anheuser-Busch. “Busch Light believes in the power of connecting over shared passions and cold beer, plus we’ve got a strong track record at helping our fans find love. In 2023, we married two superfans during a 10-second NASCAR pit stop in Las Vegas, and this year, we’re taking it back to the starting line to create an unforgettable opportunity for our fans to spark a love connection.” With Busch Light bringing love back to the track for a second consecutive year, the brand is testing whether its matchmaking skills are as smooth as the beer they produce. Since the 1990s, the Busch family of brands has created countless opportunities for 21+ NASCAR fans by providing unparalleled access to the sport. Beyond key program sponsorships like the Busch Pole Award, Busch Light continues to deepen these connections among fans by creating unique experiences both on and off the track. To learn more about DATE-TONA, head to Busch.com/datetona where singles can apply between January 7th and 21st for the opportunity to find lasting love at NASCAR speed. (Photo Courtesy NASCAR)

Press Release | NHRA GAINESVILLE, Fla. (Jan. 13, 2025) – With the NHRA set for its 74th season of racing in 2025, the countdown is on for the start of the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series and it doesn’t get much bigger than the season-opening Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals, which kicks off the year March 6-9 at Gainesville Raceway. The legendary facility will play host to the 56th annual Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals, long regarded as one of the marquee events on the NHRA tour. This season will be no different as all the stars in Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle will look to win the historic race and start their year with a spectacular victory. The season kickoff is loaded with a host of special events to make the Gatornationals even bigger, including the big-money Top Fuel All-Star Callout specialty race, which takes place on Saturday, March 8, as well as the first race of 2025 in the Congruity Pro Mod Drag Racing Series and NHRA Flexjet Factory Stock Showdown, and action in the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series. The Gatornationals have drawn massive crowds for more than five decades, as fans in 2025 will get their first glimpse of the incredible 11,000-horsepower, 330-mph nitro machines and all the biggest stars on the NHRA tour, including reigning world champions Antron Brown (Top Fuel), Austin Prock (Funny Car), Greg Anderson (Pro Stock) and Gaige Herrera (Pro Stock Motorcycle). In 2024, Shawn Langdon (Top Fuel), J.R. Todd (Funny Car), Erica Enders (Pro Stock) and Gaige Herrera (Pro Stock Motorcycle) all won on the hallowed grounds of Gainesville Raceway to open the year. It marked the first double-up victory for Kalitta Motorsports, while six-time world champ Enders won the historic race for the first time. This year’s race will again be broadcast on FS1, including coverage of the Top Fuel All-Star Callout at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 8 and eliminations at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 9. Brown won the Top Fuel All-Star Callout a year ago, using that momentum to clinch his fourth world title. The standout will look to defend his title in the thrilling one-day bonus race, which adds the unique callout element to the big-money specialty event. Action in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series will start with two rounds of qualifying on both Friday and Saturday, the Top Fuel All-Star Callout on Saturday and then eliminations on Sunday. More top names that will be in action in Gainesville include Top Fuel’s Doug Kalitta, Brittany Force, reigning rookie of the year and motorsports legend Tony Stewart, and local native Josh Hart, Funny Car stars Matt Hagan, Ron Capps, Bob Tasca III and Jack Beckman, who will be driving for legendary champion John Force in 2025, Pro Stock’s Aaron Stanfield, Dallas Glenn and Jeg Coughlin Jr., and Pro Stock Motorcycle’s Matt Smith, Jianna Evaristo, Angie Smith, Richard Gadson and Chase Van Sant. Before the race, fans will again be invited to a special “Gatornationals Kickoff Party and Fanfest” at Josh Hart’s Burnyzz Speedshop in Ocala. In what’s become an exciting pre-event tradition, the event will take place from 6-9 p.m. on Wednesday, March 5. The fun-filled kickoff event will include driver appearances and autographs from 7-8 p.m. at the state-of-the-art facility and much more. A host of additional special events – both off and on the track – as well as the full event schedule for the 56th annual NHRA Gatornationals will be announced in the coming weeks. To purchase tickets to the 2025 Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals, fans can visit www.NHRA.com/tickets. Upgraded experiences in the Gainesville Top Eliminator Club – which features a premium experience and a number of exclusive benefits at one of the biggest races of the season – are also available for purchase. Children 12 and under are free in general admission areas with the purchase of an adult ticket. For more information about the NHRA, visit www.nhra.com. (Photo Courtesy NHRA)

NASCAR.COM Hélio Castroneves and Trackhouse Racing intend to utilize NASCAR’s new Open Exemption Provisional to secure a starting spot in the 2025 Daytona 500, NASCAR confirmed Friday. Announced Friday among numerous competition updates ahead of the 2025 season, the Open Exemption Provisional provides a guaranteed starting position “for world-class drivers who enter a NASCAR Cup Series race.” The provisional is similar to a “promoter’s choice provisional” utilized in short-track racing and dirt racing to ensure a high-caliber driver’s entry into a feature race. Castroneves meets those qualifications as a four-time winner of the Indianapolis 500 and three-time champion of the Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway. Trackhouse Racing announced Castroneves’ entry to the Daytona 500 on Jan. 6 in the team’s No. 91 Chevrolet as part of its Project 91 initiative. If Castroneves and Trackhouse opt to utilize the provisional, the starting field of the “Great American “Race” will expand to 41 cars from its previous 40-vehicle limit. (Photo Credit: x.com/turnfour_fr )

Press Release | RFK RACING RFK Racing and primary partner Fastenal Company (Nasdaq: FAST) will celebrate their 15th season of partnership in 2025. Fastenal, which recently extended its relationship with RFK, is one of the longest-tenured brands in NASCAR. When Fastenal initially teamed up with RFK in 2010, they were paired with NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Carl Edwards. Today, Fastenal is a primary partner for NASCAR Champion Chris Buescher and his No. 17 Ford, serving as the longest-tenured brand within RFK’s large family of partners. “We’re incredibly proud to celebrate 15 years with Fastenal,” said Steve Newmark, President of RFK Racing. “They have been an integral part of our journey, both on and off the track, and their ‘Blue Team’ has become part of the RFK family. They’re integrated into everything we do, and their supply chain expertise is critical to our ability to build and maintain fast race cars. We look forward to building on this strong foundation to achieve even greater things together in the years to come.” “Our partnership with RFK Racing has elevated and strengthened the Fastenal brand with millions of NASCAR fans,” said Fastenal’s CEO, Dan Florness. “It’s more than just putting our name on the car. We work closely with their team to achieve our marketing goals, and they rely on our team for supply chain expertise. We’re excited to continue the collaboration in 2025.” Fastenal’s iconic blue paint scheme will return to the track with RFK in 2025 and beyond, with Chris Buescher driving in most of the events. 2025 will also see an expanded presence of Fastenal’s Body Guard® brand on the track. The orange and black Body Guard® paint scheme will grace all three RFK Racing entries during the season, including team co-owner Brad Keselowski (No. 6) and team newcomer Ryan Preece (No. 60). A Look in the Rearview Mirror With Fastenal as the primary partner, Carl Edwards and the No. 60 Xfinity Series team won the 2011 owners’ championship. The Fastenal brand was also on board when Buescher’s No. 60 secured the 2015 Xfinity Series championship. Fellow NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Matt Kenseth has also appeared behind the wheel of a Fastenal Ford for RFK Racing, as have Greg Biffle, Trevor Bayne, and Bubba Wallace. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. piloted the No. 17 Fastenal Ford in the Cup Series from 2015 to 2019. Overall, Fastenal has supported, and served as a primary partner with, nine different RFK drivers during the partnership. Fastenal Fords have made just shy of 300 starts with RFK Racing in NASCAR action since 2010. During that time, RFK and Fastenal have accumulated 10 victories and 87 top-10 finishes together to go along with a pair of NASCAR Championships. (Photo Courtesy NASCAR)

By Adam Carabine Front Row Motorsports (Truck Series) Two full-time entries in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series   Truck No. 38 Layne Riggs Layne Riggs in Phoenix in 2024 - Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images 2024 Stats Layne Riggs drove the 38 for Front Row last season as well Final Standings Position – 11th  Best 2024 Finish – P1, at the Milwaukee Mile and Bristol Points – 595 Average Finish – 16.57   Career Truck Series Stats – Layne Riggs Starts – 29 Wins – 2 Best Career Season Finish Position – 11th in 2024 with Front Row Motorsports    ---------- Truck No. TBA Chandler Smith Chandler Smith after winning the pole at Homestead-Miami Speedway in 2024 - Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images 2024 Stats Chandler Smith drove full-time in the Xfinity Series with Joe Gibbs Racing in 2024 Final Standings Position – 5th  Best 2024 Finish – P1, at Phoenix and Richmond Points – 2,314 Average Finish – 10.27   Career Truck Series Stats Starts – 62 Wins – 5 Best Career Season Finish Position – 3rd, with Kyle Busch Motorsports in 2022   2025 Hopes and Expectations Front Row Motorsports expands their Craftsman Truck Series program by adding a second full-time ride in 2025.  Despite missing the playoffs, Layne Riggs had an impressive run in his first full-time Truck Series season last year.  His two wins came after the playoffs began.  Adding Chandler Smith, a driver who has shown some promise in the Truck Series before, gives Front Row some star power.  Smith likely could have stayed in the Xfinity Series after narrowly missing the Final Four last season, but could easily be a title contender in the Truck Series this season.

By Ryan Wu Williams Racing Two full-time entries in Formula One   Car No. 23 Alex Albon Photo from www.x.com/alex_albon 2024 Stats Alex Albon drove in this ride last year as well Final Standings Position – 16th  Best 2024 Finish – P7 at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix Points – 12   Career Formula One Stats – Alex Albon Starts – 104 Wins – 0 Podiums – 2    ---------- Car No. 55 Carlos Sainz Jr. Photo from www.x.com/Carlossainz55 2024 Stats Sainz drove for Ferrari last season Final Standings Position – 5th  Best 2024 Finish – P1 twice, at the Australian and Mexico City Grand Prix Points – 290   Career Formula One Stats – Carlos Sainz Jr. Starts – 206 Wins – 4 Podiums – 27   2025 Hopes and Expectations Williams welcomes Carlos Sainz for the 2025 season, signing the Spaniard to a two-year deal after his four-year stint at Ferrari. Sainz reportedly turned down offers from Alpine and Kick Sauber to join the team. Williams hopes Sainz will bring the consistency they lacked with Logan Sargeant, who struggled to score points and was out-qualified 13-0 by teammate Alexander Albon.   With Albon continuing to mature and improve, the team aims to secure more points and surpass their 9th-place finish in last year’s standings. Team principal James Vowles revealed in August that the 2025 car has undergone extensive wind tunnel testing, which they hope will enable a stronger start—unlike last season, where they failed to score points until the Monaco Grand Prix, the 8th race.   Bold prediction With an improved car and Sainz’s consistency, Williams climbs to 7th in the standings, the position they achieved in 2017.

By Adam Carabine Front Row Motorsports (Cup Series) Three full-time entries in the NASCAR Cup Series   Car No. 4 Noah Gragson Noah Gragson in front of his 2024 ride, the No. 10 for Stewart-Haas Racing - Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images 2024 Stats Noah Gragson was driving the No. 10 for the now-defunct Stewart-Haas Racing in the Cup Series Final Standings Position – 24th  Best 2024 Finish – P3 at Talladega Points – 612 Average Finish – 19.56   Career Cup Series Stats – Noah Gragson Starts – 75 Wins – 0 Best Career Season Finish Position – 24th, 2024 with SHR   ---------- Car No. 34 Todd Gilliland Todd Gilliland in front of his 2024 ride, the No. 38 with Front Row Motorsports - Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images 2024 Stats Todd Gilliland was in the No. 38 car for Front Row Motorsports last season Final Standings Position – 22nd Best 2024 Finish – P6 at Indianapolis Points – 630 Average Finish – 20.86   Career Cup Series Stats – Todd Gilliland Starts – 108 Wins – 0 Best Career Season Finish Position – 22nd, 2024 with Front Row Motorsports   ----------   Car No. 38 Zane Smith Zane Smith in front of his 2024 ride, the No. 71 for Spire Motorsports - Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images 2024 Stats Zane Smith ran full-time in the No. 71 car for Spire Motorsports last season Final Standings Position – 30th  Best 2024 Finish – P2 at Nashville Points – 505 Average Finish – 23.19   Career Cup Series Stats – Zane Smith Starts – 45 Wins – 0 Best Career Season Finish Position – 30th, 2024 with Spire Motorsports   ---------- 2025 Hopes and Expectations Front Row Motorsports is expanding in 2025, adding a third charter that they purchased from the closing Stewart-Haas Racing.  They lost veteran driver Michael McDowell after last season, and have put all their faith into the new leader of the team, Todd Gilliland.  It may be a bit of a youth movement at FRM, but there are still some high expectations.  Each of these three drivers are all looking for their first win in the NASCAR Cup Series, and while they may not all get it this year, Front Row would be pleased to score one and get one of their cars into the playoffs.

By Adam Carabine Our Motorsports One full-time entry in the NASCAR Xfinity Series   Car No. 5 Kris Wright Photo from www.ourmotorsports.co 2024 Stats Last season, Anthony Alfredo drove the No. 5 car full-time Final Standings Position – 15th  Best 2024 Finish – P3 at Talladerga Points – 641 Average Finish – 18.52   Career Xfinity Series Stats – Kris Wright Starts – 16 Wins – 0 Best Career Season Finish Position – N/A   2025 Hopes and Expectations While Kris Wright has run some Xfinity Series races, he will likely be eligible for Rookie of the Year, as he’s never run a full season.  He has 0 wins across his entire Truck Series career.  He spent last season full-time in the ARCA Menards Series, where he finished 3rd overall.  Since Anthony Alfredo did a valiant job in the 5 car last year, Our Motorsports’ goal should be to carry that momentum forward and challenge for a playoff spot.  Whether Wright is up for the job remains to be seen.

NASCAR NASCAR today released a rule book bulletin with several sporting updates for the 2025 season. Below are the most noteworthy changes, with further detail: Open Exemption Provisional Similar to a ‘promoter’s provisional’ used in short track and dirt racing, the Open Exemption Provisional (OEP) guarantees a starting position for world-class drivers who enter a NASCAR Cup Series race. If the OEP is used, the driver/car owner will NOT be eligible for race points, playoff points, prize money, or any tiebreaker benefit of finishing position. Non-OEP cars’ prize money, race and stage points (but not playoff points) will be adjusted upward by one position, starting from the finishing position of the OEP car and continuing for the remainder of the field. If the provisional car wins a race and/or stage, that car will be credited with the race win (including trophy and All-Star eligibility), but the finish will NOT count towards playoff eligibility. The second-place finisher will inherit first-place points, but will NOT receive playoff points or playoff eligibility Criteria for approval will be on a case-by-case basis, with prior racing resume a significant contributor. Full-time NASCAR drivers are not eligible. A race team must request the provisional 90 days prior to an event. Damaged Vehicle Policy (NASCAR Cup Series only) Vehicles placed on DVP may drive to the garage or be towed to the garage and will NOT be out of the race. The 7-minute clock (8 at Atlanta) remains active for vehicles making repairs on pit road. When the clock expires, the vehicle must go to the garage to continue work. There is no clock for repairs made in the garage. If a car leaves its pit box and the clock expires prior to the car hitting the pit-out yellow line, a penalty will be issued. Vehicles unable to drive to pit road, whether because of damage or flat tires, will be towed to the garage. Playoff Waivers If a Playoff Waiver is granted for missing a race, the driver will forfeit all current and future Playoff Points (earned prior to the Playoffs), and will start the Playoffs with a maximum of 2,000 points. Exceptions to the forfeit of Playoff points includes medical reason (driver medical, birth of a child, family emergency, etc.) and age restrictions. Practice & Qualifying New practice and qualifying procedures, which were announced in December , were formally added to the rule book. Performance Obligation Verbiage around the 100% rule is replaced with a focus on “manipulating” the outcome of an event / championship. OEM Penalties Rules violations by an OEM may result in a loss of Manufacturers Points, and/or loss of wind tunnel hours, and/or loss of RCFD runs. Penalties will be assessed for violation of the Vehicle Testing Policy, wind tunnel policy, event roster and Code of Conduct policy. Suspension Deferral All suspensions that are a result of a technical penalty can be deferred without appeal for the next race following the issuance of a penalty. All other suspensions are effective immediately. (Photo Courtesy NASCAR)

(Photo Courtesy NASCAR) Four-time NASCAR Cup Champion Jeff Gordon, also the Vice President of Hendrick Motorsports and a NASCAR Hall of Famer, will return as the Grand Marshal for the 39th Annual Chili Bowl Nationals at the SageNet Center in Tulsa. This marks Gordon's second time in this role, having previously served as Grand Marshal in 2022. His presence adds a significant level of prestige to the Chili Bowl, as he is one of the most prominent drivers in motorsports. We can't wait to see him in action again, and we’d love to hear your thoughts on this!

(Photo Courtesy NASCAR) We have the 2025 Xfinity Series crew chief lineup for JR Motorsports. Jim Pohlman will remain with Justin Allgaier on the No. 7 car, while Phillip Bell continues with Sammy Smith on the No. 8 car, which will feature the DEI font. Mardy Lindley joins Connor Zillisch, and Andrew Overstreet will lead rookie Carson Kvapil. Cory Shea will be the crew chief for the part-time No. 9 team with Ross Chastain and SVG for nine races. We’re excited to see how these changes will affect JR Motorsports in 2025!

Press Release | PHOENIX RACEWAY Phoenix Raceway, NASCAR, and GOVX, the online shopping platform exclusively for current and former military, first responders, emergency medical professionals, educators, and other government service personnel, announced today an official multi-year partnership, headlined by an entitlement of the spring NASCAR Xfinity Series race held at Phoenix Raceway. The inaugural GOVX 200 will take place March 8th. “We are beyond excited and honored to partner with NASCAR and Phoenix Raceway to serve as the title sponsor of the GOVX 200,” said Alan Cole, GOVX CEO. “Together, we will honor the passion, speed, and dedication that have come to define the sport and continue to connect the GOVX community in new and thrilling ways.” As Title Sponsor of the GOVX 200, the GOVX brand will be featured prominently throughout the raceway, including on the asphalt, a trackside billboard, track wall, and pit wall signage, safety barrier decals, and more. Additionally, GOVX will have an integrated presence within the Xfinity Series race TV broadcast on The CW. The GOVX 200 is the second race of Phoenix Raceway’s March weekend, which begins with the ARCA Menard Series’ General Tire 150 on Friday, March 7, and culminates Sunday, March 9, with the Shriners Children’s 500 NASCAR Cup Series race. Phoenix Raceway will also host NASCAR Championship Weekend October 31-November 2, and as a part of this Official Partnership, GOVX will receive additional brand exposure throughout the track during this signature event. “Phoenix Raceway has an unwavering commitment to our veterans, and we’re proud to partner with GOVX, which shares that commitment to the men and women who have served our country,” said Phoenix Raceway President Latasha Causey. “The 2025 season at Phoenix Raceway is going to be one for the ages, and GOVX will play a major part of it.” This partnership follows the earlier announcement of GOVX as a new Official Partner of NASCAR. Through this new partnership, GOVX will serve as the Presenting Sponsor and Official Verification Partner of the NASCAR Miltix program, offering discounted race tickets of 20% off or more to NASCAR-owned tracks nationwide, including Phoenix Raceway. Eligible service members will be able to access this benefit through both NASCAR.com and GOVX.com. First responders and other Americans of service will also be eligible to receive the ticket discount offering through the partnership. With an existing membership of over 9.5M, GOVX will help to amplify NASCAR’s commitment to this deserving community. NASCAR has a long-tenured and deep-seated appreciation for the military and other service personnel through initiatives such as the annual NASCAR Salutes and Troops to the Track programs, a partnership with Honor and Remember and supporting the mission of Sound Off, a nonprofit organization founded to help reduce veteran suicide through free and anonymous mental health support for veterans and service members. Tickets for all events at Phoenix Raceway are on sale now. Fans are encouraged to visit www.phoenixraceway.com to secure their seats while supplies last. (Photo Courtesy NASCAR)

(Photo Courtesy NASCAR) We have news about Parker Kligerman's racing plans for 2025! Although he stepped back from a full-time schedule in the Xfinity Series, he's not done racing entirely. He’s set to rejoin Henderson Motorsports in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, where he drove from 2016 to 2023, earning two wins. Kligerman will race up to 10 events in 2025, starting with the season opener at Daytona in just a month. We’re excited to see him back on track and wish him continued success in the Truck Series!