Yet NASCAR’s roots lie in two very different places: In Prohibition-era moonshine running in the South, and in Florida’s brief history ... its association with the glamorous land-speed record ...

The NASCAR series we know today is far removed from its record-setting, moonshine-running roots. Here's how we got there.

Arthur Arfons died in 2007 at age 81; Walter Arfons died in 2013 at age 96. Nothing was ever resolved between them.

The oil and gas industry expected a pro-fossil fuel agenda in the new Trump era and were not disappointed by his day-one orders to “unleash America’s energy dominance.” ...

the track played host to a unique and special moment in American sports history, when Adam Petty made his first professional start in the American Speed Association’s season opener. With that April 11 ...

From NASCAR’s first sanctioned race in 1948 to Dale Earnhardt Sr.’s tragic crash in 2001, these five milestones shaped the ...

To mark the occasion, race officials and Historic Motor Sports Association President Cris Vandagriff brought out one car from ...

The Point Loma course had one previous race two years earlier, a 200-mile event won by Carlson. The 1915 race was to be ...

Daytona International Speedway will host the 67th running of the Daytona 500 Sunday. Here is one fact about each of the first ...

A little over a century ago, the shores of Daytona Beach became the canvas of American speed, as its long distance ... the closest finish in Daytona 500 history -- from winning in 2016.

The Arizona State baseball team has a rich history and began its quest for the NCAA Tournament with a series sweep over Ohio State. In front of a record crowd of 10,570 across the three games, ASU ...

Barbara Stimson was commissioned by the British—and helped open the American military to female doctors The display of exquisite samurai armor in Oklahoma highlights the importance of aesthetics ...