Jeff Gluck

After three years at SB Nation, this is motorsports editor Jeff Gluck's last post for the site.

The 55th annual Daytona 500 will begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 24.

NASCAR Lionel Collectables released its list of the 10 best-selling cars, and there are no surprises at the top.

NASCAR Hall of Famer David Pearson says drivers should save their equipment for later in the race instead of using it up early, citing Kyle Busch as proof.

NASCAR names new series directors for Nationwide, Camping World Trucks in 2013.

Parker Kligerman is the new driver at Kyle Busch Motorsports.

The Chicken Man will drive Red Horse Racing's No. 7 Truck next season.

Halfway through December, most NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams have already announced their driver lineups for 2013.

Tony Eury Jr. says his relationship with cousin Dale Earnhardt Jr. is in "good shape" despite how the crew chief's tenure at JR Motorsports ended.

David Gilliland, David Ragan and Josh Wise will all return for Front Row Motorsports in 2013.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. crew chief Steve Letarte says it may sound simple, but it all comes down to speed. The No. 88 team needs more of it in 2013.

The new car has a grip level that makes it faster than ever before, and Denny Hamlin has a bruised knee to show for it.

Joe Gibbs Racing's newest driver was excited for his first day of work – maybe a little too excited.

The 2013 car is already 'leaps and bounds better' than the crappy COT everyone hated. At least that's what Dale Earnhardt Jr. said on Tuesday.

Swan Racing makes another key hire with the addition of crew chief Tony Eury Jr., who was most recently at JR Motorsports.

If commercial-free viewing is possible for NFL games, why can't it happen in NASCAR?

In our ongoing look at NASCAR fans, here's a profile of 23-year Navy veteran and longtime Earnhardt fan Mike Mitchell.

Scott will leave Joe Gibbs Racing for Richard Childress Racing's No. 2 car, which was most recently driven by Elliott Sadler.

Who had the coolest and ugliest paint schemes of 2012? Who overachieved and who underachieved? What were the most memorable moments, crashes, finishes and races? Here are our picks for those categories...and more.

@nascarcasm's image of the week tries to lift some offseason spirits.

NASCAR TV broadcasters mentioned one driver far more than any other this season. Can you guess who it might be?

After a year of part-time schedules, Brendan Gaughan is back in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series for a full-time ride next season.

Jimmie Johnson says despite a 20-point deficit, he strongly felt the No. 48 team – not Brad Keselowski's No. 2 team – would leave Homestead as champions.

David Stremme's Inception Racing has been sold to an oil company owner, who will fund the No. 30 car next year with Stremme as the driver.

Miguel Paludo, who finished 10th in the NASCAR Truck standings this season, will remain with his current team next season.

Auto racing was grouped with soccer, tennis and golf in a recent Rasmussen Reports poll on America's favorite sport.