19-year-old Sawalich became the youngest driver to win at the 0.94-mile track in any of NASCAR’s top three series.

While Corey Heim continued his propensity for sweeping stages and races, a missed shift Friday at Martinsville Speedway likely cost Layne Riggs a chance to race for the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series championship.Heim won both stages in the Slim Jim 200 on the way to his 11th victory of the...

In the closing laps of Friday night’s Rackley Roofing 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at Nashville Superspeedway, Rajah Caruth had a question for himself: “How bad do you want it?”

Formula E’s Miami E-Prix showcased a first-of-its-kind car swap, in which rising NASCAR racer Rajah Caruth and open-wheel regular Jamie Chadwick switched seats.Caruth, fresh from his ninth-place finish in the Camping World Truck Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway on Friday night, transitioned to a whole new world when he...

Two members of Shane van Gisbergen's No.88 Trackhouse Racing team have been penalized in response to the New Zealander's right-rear wheel coming off during last weekend's NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville.Jack man Aslan Pugh and tire changer JonPatrik Kealy will both be sidelined for the next two races for...

Layne Riggs relished his role as spoiler so much that he returned for an encore Thursday night at Bristol Motor Speedway.Riggs isn’t competing for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship, but that didn’t prevent him from winning the playoff opener Aug. 25 at the Milwaukee Mile.On Thursday, Riggs passed runner-up...

Rajah Caruth did not envision his rookie season in the Craftsman Truck Series going the way it has, but Caruth is keeping a positive mindset as the season winds down. In joining The Racing Writer’s Podcast, Caruth digs into his season, how he deals with challenges, preparation away from the...

Warrick Scott Sr. is the founder of the Wendell Scott Foundation, which is doing great things for the community of Danville, Virginia, and serving as a full-season sponsor of Rajah Caruth (pictured above) this season. Scott joins The Racing Writer’s Podcast to discuss the work the foundation does, the success...

Rajah Caruth doesn’t have as much experience as many of the drivers he races against, but he can assure those who will watch him full-time in the Craftsman Truck Series next season that he is just as hungry.“Nobody wants it more than me,” Caruth tells RACER. “Although I haven’t been...

Rajah Caruth will get the opportunity to be a full-time NASCAR national series driver in 2023 as GMS Racing has signed him to the No. 24 Chevrolet in the Craftsman Truck Series.Caruth joins Grant Enfinger and Daniel Dye in the three-truck GMS stable. The 20-year-old spent last season making select...