Single-car qualifying is back.NASCAR announced Wednesday that all three national series will go back to the single-vehicle qualifying procedure, which will also be one round, at all tracks except for road courses. Drivers will be allowed to take two timed laps on tracks that are 1.25 miles in length while...

Starting from this weekend’s race in Texas, NASCAR drivers who do not post a lap in qualifying can expect to start from the back of the field.NASCAR sent out a memo to its teams Monday outlining the new procedures and penalties, which come after all 12 drivers failed to start...

Related StoriesFollowing the contentious qualifying session for the Sprint Cup cars at Daytona last Sunday, NASCAR has modified its qualifying procedures for the XFinity (formerly Nationwide) Series and Camping World Truck Series races at Daytona. Each group will have two minutes and 30 seconds – half the previous allotted time...

NASCAR announced rules revisions on Wednesday for the NASCAR XFINITY Series (currently known as Nationwide) and Camping World Truck Series in 2015, revising qualifying procedures and the graphics package for all entrants, bringing them i9n line with the top-tier Sprint Cup Series.Both series will alter the way the field is...

NASCAR has further tightened its qualifying procedure for its October visit to Talladega, with tweaks to its knockout system that series officials believe will make for a more exciting spectacle. The Oct. 19 race will be the sixth round of the Chase for the Sprint CupThe series moved to a...

Qualifying procedures for the Indy 500 have changed quite a bit since 2013. The RACER Channel's Robin Miller sits with IndyCar President of Competition Derrick Walker to learn what will take place on Saturday and Sunday during time trials.