In addition to the big Turkey Run classic-car show, there's an array of holiday festivals and events, not to mention an Elvis tribute.

Despite NASCAR's numerous safety efforts, the sport has continued to experience some terrifying flips and accidents.

As we remember the life of NASCAR Hall of Fame member Bobby Allison, we take a look back at some of his greatest races.

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Josue Briceno was batting .306 six weeks into a new Single-A season. His OPS was a hefty .831. The Tigers were thrilled by ...

Aston Martin Racing has set March’s Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring as the site where its new Valkyrie GTP model will make ...

Today, Dale Earnhardt Jr. put out a new episode of his Dale Jr. Download podcast, where he had a fascinating conversation with Mike Curb. Mike is a legendary figure behind the scenes of motorsports, ...

Bowman Gray Stadium, NASCAR’s historic quarter-mile track, prepares to host the sold-out Busch Light Clash, promising chaos ...

Allison’s defense of his first Daytona 500 victory was the perfect ... sent both Allison and his brother Donnie through the infield. Bobby never recovered from the accident, but that was not ...

A young second baseman, Jeff Striegle — a junior at the time — stood at his position in the infield, looking off to the side, where Turn 4 of Daytona International Speedway towered in the ...

His infamous fight with Cale Yarborough in the track infield in the closing laps of the 1979 Daytona 500 served as one of the sport’s defining moments. “Cale went to beating on my fist with ...

both drivers crashed and Richard Petty raced by to win the Daytona 500 instead. Bobby parked his car on the infield grass near the wreckage of his brother’s car and proceeded to attack Yarborough.