Dave Marcis won the 1975 Talladega 500 by 29 seconds after a fuel-strategy battle left only two cars on the lead lap.

An independently tested 48-volt module maintained 97 percent of its amp-hour capacity after being held at that subzero temp for five hours.

The former ARCA driver says Daytona and Talladega demand skills that can't be learned in a movie or a handful of test laps.

Talladega's massive drafting packs and new rules could dramatically reshape the championship with only three races remaining ...

Zane Smith was fined $50,000 for hitting Carson Hocevar after the Phoenix race, weeks after NASCAR warned the two drivers ...

Toyota’s expanded driver lineup, engine development, and greater collaboration among its teams have produced its first Cup ...

The upcoming electric X5 demonstrated the ability to add up to 217 miles of range in 10 minutes, though that charging speed ...

The family of Biffle’s longtime friend alleges the former NASCAR driver used an unqualified co-pilot to avoid the expense of ...

Strong Silverado and Sierra sales helped drive record revenue as GM prepares new EVs, hybrids, and its 2027 full-size pickups ...

Honda says the system could reduce the need for EV drivers to stop at charging stations, while also allowing automakers to ...

Suarez sees himself as the link between rising star Carson Hocevar and veteran Michael McDowell. Daniel Suarez, who recently ...

Bubba Wallace’s pit-road penalty erased his victory hopes while Christopher Bell moved within five points of Kyle Larson.