silly season

After months of speculation and negotiations, the IndyCar series full-season driver lineup for 27 cars has been set in stone.

Kyle Busch's move to Richard Childress Racing will be a key storyline this season as both parties try to reclaim their glory days.

Today's announcement from Front Row Motorsports all but completes the full-time driver lineup for the 2023 NASCAR season.

Chip Ganassi Racing has hired Marcus Armstrong to drive the No. 11 Honda on the non-ovals next season, partially filling the void left by Jimmie Johnson.

Alex Palou was announced as an F1 reserve driver for McLaren in 2023, leading to a full transition to the organization in 2024.

Stewart Haas Racing will be replacing Cole Custer with Ryan Preece in the No. 41 Ford next season.

Kurt Busch announced that he is stepping away from full-time competition, and that Tyler Reddick will be taking over the No. 45 car next season, a year earlier than originally planned.

Silly Season is nearly wrapped up as only a few seats remain for the 2023 INDYCAR Series season.

Silly Season is winding down as only a few remaining seats are still open for the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season.

The latest on NASCAR's Silly Season after today's announcement that Kyle Busch is heading to Richard Childress Racing.

Time is running out for Aric Almirola and No. 10 Stewart Haas Racing team.

Rowdy remains the biggest domino in silly season but the JGR driver is focused on winning a third Cup championship.

AlphaTauri have confirmed that Pierre Gasly will remain with the team for the 2023 F1 season.

Crash.net viewer Mike Nichol considers which teams are said to be casting their eyes about the paddock looking for new, read, faster talent...