Front Row Motorsports owner Bob Jenkins testified in a North Carolina federal court on Wednesday that he finds it “offensive” to say NASCAR teams overspend.Jenkins, who filed a joint antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR with 23XI Racing, spent much of Wednesday’s proceedings on the witness stand. It began around 2:30 p.m....

One year removed from the unexpected opportunity to sell the Live Fast Motorsports charter, B.J. McLeod still considers it a great business decision.“[I’m] very happy with the decision,” McLeod told RACER. “If I had to say one way or the other, I’m happier now than I was a year ago....

Live Fast Motorsports made it through its first year as a NASCAR Cup Series team and co-owners BJ McLeod and Matt Tifft are calling it a success. Both McLeod and Tifft join The Racing Writer’s Podcast to offer their perspectives.First up, McLeod dissects the season and how it was different...

Matt Tifft and BJ McLeod have long had visions of NASCAR team ownership, but the opportunity to do so presented itself quicker than anticipated.Live Fast Motorsports will hit the track in 2021, when it takes the place of Go Fas Racing, as Archie St. Hilaire sold his portion of a...

Live Fast Motorsports is the name of the new NASCAR Cup Series team formed by BJ McLeod and Matt Tifft.Unveiled Friday via social media, it was announced that McLeod will drive the No. 78 Ford Mustang as the team embarks on its first full season. With Go Fas Racing scaling...

Matt Tifft and BJ McLeod have confirmed their purchase of Archie St. Hilaire’s portion of the charter he shared with Joe Falk.The two will continue to work with Falk in 2021 in the NASCAR Cup Series. Tifft is a former Cup Series driver who has been sidelined since last fall...

Matt Tifft hasn’t been behind the wheel of a race car since October 2019, but he still considers himself a race car driver.Tifft had to vacate his ride at Front Row Motorsports late last season after suffering a seizure the weekend of Martinsville Speedway. He and Front Row then split...

Ahead of this weekend's NASCAR finale in Homestead, Front Row Motorsports and driver Matt Tifft announced they have mutually agreed to end their association. Tifft, who has not competed since suffering a seizure at Martinsville last month, said that while he still hopes to resume his racing career, he is...

Matt Tifft doesn’t know if the seizure he suffered last weekend will end his career, but he’s focused on finding answers and trying to return to racing.Tifft will not compete in the final three races of the NASCAR Cup Series season but arrived at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday to...

Matt Tifft will not finish the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season after the seizure he suffered at Martinsville.Tifft and Front Row Motorsports sent updates Tuesday morning with Tifft offering details of what happened over the weekend. John Hunter Nemechek will drive the No. 36 Ford Mustang in the season’s...