NASCAR, Cup Series
Where are NASCAR drivers this season? Check out the new homes for Cup Series contenders
23XI Racing, Trackhouse Racing, RFK Racing and Front Row Motorsports have each expanded and added a full-time Cup Series team. Haas Factory Team, representing the lone remaining charter from now-defunct Stewart-Haas Racing, is set to make its debut in stock car racing’s highest circuit.
NASCAR in 2025: New drivers and race teams to follow, plus a complete look at this year's Cup Series field
When each new year in NASCAR commences, there is always something new apparent when the haulers are unloaded and the crews go to work for the first time. In some cases, it's a new paint scheme or a new sponsor accompanying familiar names and numbers.
Haas Factory Team is the latest entry into the NASCAR Cup Series, fielding one full time team, in addition to two full time NASCAR Xfinity Series teams. For 2025, Xfinity Series champion ...
Cole Custer Teases NASCAR and F1 Crossover as Haas Factory Team’s emergence sparks discussions on potential synergy between ...
Kevin Harvick shares his expectations for Cole Custer and Haas Factory Racing's performance in the upcoming season.
Haas Factory Team — Good news: Cole Custer returns to the Cup Series after spending the past two seasons in the Xfinity ...
Kevin Harvick Doubts Haas Team’s NASCAR Future, citing concerns over its single-car setup and RFK alliance, while acknowledging Cole Custer’s talent and dedication.
After spending the last two seasons in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Cole Custer returns to the Cup Series in 2025 to pilot the #41 Haas Factory Team Ford. The 26-year-old previously spent ...
On Sunday (Feb. 16), the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season will officially kick off with the running of the 67th Daytona 500.
There have been a lot of driver and team changes in NASCAR's Cup Series ahead of the 2025 season ... Cole Custer, No.
The four drivers displaced by the Stewart-Haas Racing closure will each have Cup Series rides in 2025. Gragson will race the ...
One thread runs through of Sam Mayer’s growth in ARCA and success in NASCAR. But he doesn't get to work with Mardy Lindley anymore.
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