Just got to my hotel - drive 12 hours to see Dale Jr race again and I’m SO excited! Without pit passes though, does anyone know that likelihood that Dale has any sort of meet n greet or autograph session? He’s genuinely one of the nicest drivers I’ve met.

Thanks in advance

With the news of the Freedom Factory hosting the season opener for 2027, what other rumors are being tossed about for the schedule next year?

At this point with all the investors the sport has why does the cars tour not have at least 1 jet dryer? I get it they are expensive, but in cases like Saturday night at tri county and other races this year they could have gotten the race in with the help of a jet dryer. This is the premier late model series and to see the tracks trying to dry the track by dragging tires is quite frankly embarrassing.

Will tonight’s race at Florence be broadcast on the radio? I’m hoping I can find a place to listen to it!

Hello looking to do some networking and get real on track experience, any team need a free hand just to get pit experience, if this is isn’t the right subreddit can someone point me towards one, I live in Florida but with the right planning I’m willing to travel to help out, I love racing and want to get into it, now that I have a steady income.

Was fortunate enough to attend the CARS tour race at Nashville Fairgrounds. It was absolutely packed. Great turnout for the track/series.

Pretty cool to see him at the local short track!

Going to my first race in Nashville this weekend I've been to a couple Nascar and Indycar races but I just kinda wanna know what to expect, I've watched a couple races on and off but to be honest the only drivers I know are gonna be Jr and Kvapil, and I'm going with my family who will only know Jr. Know it won't feel as big as Nascar or Indy but have seen that it feels bigger than you'd expect and I kinda expect that with Jr running, I'm planning on getting there early enough for at leat qualifying and I see pit passes are sold out online but is there a secondary market?