While Chevrolet won’t have official Camaros on the track, the Daytona 500 will feature the all-new 2025 Blazer EV SS as the pace car. That might make some NASCAR fans feel a certain way ...

But compared to this, to hear some folks say, that Camry is basically baseball and apple pie compared to this year’s choice of pace cars for the 67th Daytona 500. The news slipped in but didn ...

William Byron took the checkered flag at last night’s Daytona 500 ... pace; Jones had been fighting toward the front of the pack until a crash wiped him out of contention. Not one Trackhouse ...

Two-time NASCAR Cup Series winner Bubba Wallace reflected on his effort in last Sunday's Daytona 500 in a recent interview ... not block the top because the pace is too fast and Freddie should ...

Today, Ballweg holds the keys to four classic Pontiacs: a 1959 Bonneville, a 1969 GTO Judge, a 1998 Grand Prix Daytona 500 pace car, and a 1999 Trans Am. The Bonneville is extra special to Ballweg.

While NASCAR might seem an unlikely venue for electric innovation, the 2025 Daytona 500 hosted ABB and NASCAR's EV prototype, making its debut as a pace car. Morten Wierod, CEO at ABB, says: “We are ...

The slow transition was on full display at the Daytona 500 earlier this month when a Chevrolet EV Blazer was the pace car for the 67th running of the race. “NASCAR and its manufacturer partners are ...

Ford Britain’s skunkwerks has done the unthinkable with Transits, creating the rowdiest cargo vans in hot rod history.

NASCAR partners with ABB to push electric innovation, debuting an EV pace car at the Daytona 500 and accelerating toward a net-zero emissions future EVs are widely seen as a solution to many ...

Corey LaJoie reiterated this on his X handle recently by posting a video of Dale Earnhardt going on an extensive rant about NASCAR’s racing product during the 2000 Daytona 500 ... in the ending laps ...

and stock car racing’s most vocal figures have been replaced with media-trained, sponsor-conscious robots, delivering corporate-approved clichés instead of speaking from the heart. Think back to Dale ...