The uncertainty of a NASCAR race, especially on a massive track, is what makes the sport tick. And when it comes to NASCAR, this uncertainty can only mean one thing: wrecks. Let’s be honest ...

The big news is that 2025 will feature a shorter, 2.3-mile layout at the famed right and left-turn track instead of the 3.4-mile one that was taking NASCAR drivers well over two minutes per lap.

So while this is NASCAR's most storied track, a different venue's history with NASCAR stands above the rest. Martinsville Speedway – granddaddy of the 2025 circuit. Logan Riely/Getty Images.

Earlier today, it was announced that NASCAR will be halting its plans to build a short track in Fontana, California, on the site of the Auto Club Speedway.

Shane Van Gisbergen once again mastered a new track. This time the iconic Mexico City road course, where he won NASCAR’s first Cup Series points-paying race outside the United States of the modern era ...