Charles Côté

David Gilliland Racing and CROSLEY Sports Group announced Todd Gilliland will drive the No. 54 Frontline Enterprises Toyota in select races in the NASCAR K&N Pro East Series and ARCA Racing Series

Officials of the Pirelli World Challenge have made two cost-saving measures for the GTS class teams in the 18-race Pirelli World Challenge schedule with reduced tire usage as well as no required tire changes in the GTS SprintX events.

Several Speedway Motorsports Inc. properties have introduced a number of fan friendly initiatives as part of the Fans First program.

Anthoine Hubert says winning the GP3 title is his target for the 2018 season after confirmation that the Frenchman will remain with ART Grand Prix.

K-LOVE Radio will join Michael McDowell in his move to Front Row Motorsports, partnering with the No. 34 Ford team for five races in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.

The Red Bull Holden Racing star, who won the Supercars championship in 2016, confirmed he would take part in drifting events at Tauranga's Baypark Stadium on February 17, Levels Raceway in Timaru on March 9-10 and Pukekohe Park Raceway on May 11-12.

Following his first karting win at just nine years old, Roman De Angelis has never looked back. The young Canadian driver has had a very successful career so far. At just sixteen years old, Roman has been named rookie of the year in his debut F1600 season, won the 2017 Porsche GT3 gold cup challenge Canada and finished third in the GT3 gold cup challenge USA. On January 6, Roman won the inaugural IMSA LMP3 prototype challenge presented by Mazda at Daytona International Speedway.

With a new car, new drivers, and a new season to take on, Spirit of Daytona Racing is looking forward to getting a strong start its 2018 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship campaign in the Rolex 24 At Daytona this weekend.

There have been “all-star” driver lineups in the Rolex 24 At Daytona before, but this year’s Team Penske Acura ARX-05 DPi two-car roster is absolutely one for the ages.

Danica Patrick has found a ride for the Daytona 500 that helps complete the closing of her racing career in appropriate fashion.

Charlotte Motor Speedway’s Roval has undergone several additional changes in advance of the Sept. 28-30 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race on the 2.28-mile track.

Driver Jesse Little and JJL Motorsports will increase their involvement in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards this season.

The first 24 Hours of Daytona was held in 1966, just in time for the Ford versus Ferrari sportscar battles. It has seen the likes of Ford, Ferrari, Porsche and Lola fighting for the overall victory. The races status has fluctuated over the decades – sometimes being part of a World Championship, others being part of the national IMSA GT Championship. Since the late 90s, the event has been the opening round of the Grand Am Series and lends its name to the Daytona Prototype class.

ThorSport Racing will field Ford entries in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series as part of a multi-year deal with Ford Performance.

Keen’s Buildings will return as a financial and marketing partner of Rick Ware Racing for the upcoming Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season.

David Gilliland Racing and CROSLEY Sports Group have merged to create DGR-CROSLEY, effective immediately.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion Martin Truex Jr. has been named the recipient of the Richard Petty Driver of the Year Award by the National Motorsports Press Ass'n.

Jimmy Zacharias went to Victory Lane seven times in 2017 en route to the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series New York championship.

This is the moment BMW Motorsport has been waiting for: after months of intensive development, the new BMW M8 GTE will make its race debut this weekend. The new top model for international GT racing will take to the track at the legendary 24-hour race in Daytona (USA), the opener of the 2018 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. The 56th edition of the endurance classic takes place on 27th/28th January.

The No. 66 Ford GT team won the event’s GTLM class title last year and all three drivers – Joey Hand, Dirk Müller and Sébastien Bourdais – will be back to defend the win. On the other side of the garage, while the No. 67 Ford GT finished 10th, drivers Richard Westbrook (1:43.385) and Ryan Briscoe (1:43.433) recorded the two quickest lap times of the class in 2017 while sharing the car with endurance addition Scott Dixon.