Today NASCAR delivered the 2021 Cup Series rules to the teams. The rules will largely remain the same to allow teams to build off their knowledge and experience of the race package, while preparing for the transition to the Next Gen car in 2022.
Today NASCAR delivered the 2021 Cup Series rules to the teams. The rules will largely remain the same to allow teams to build off their knowledge and experience of the race package, while preparing for the transition to the Next Gen car in 2022.
Below are noteworthy updates for 2021:
“We constantly review the race packages to try to put on the best possible racing for our fans. When we brought in the short track / road course package this season, Darlington was not part of it due to its unique size. We’ve been evaluating data from both race packages, as well as feedback from drivers, teams and OEMs and feel that the 750 hp / low downforce package best fits the track.”
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ThorSport Racing will partner with Ford Performance for the upcoming 2023 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series…
Front Row Motorsports (FRM) will continue to be led by a mix of senior leadership…
Alpha Prime Racing is excited to announce that Jeffrey Earnhardt will be racing full time…
Zeigler Auto Group will serve as primary sponsor onboard Josh Bilicki’s new No. 78 Camaro…
Officials from AM Racing confirmed today that 2018 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN® Truck Series champion Brett Moffitt…
ARCA and FOX Sports announced today an extension of their broadcast rights agreement through 2024…
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