romankimberly+FollowTim Richmond’s Grit: Pocono’s Most Emotional WinWho else remembers when “Hollywood” Tim Richmond defied the odds at Pocono in ’87? After missing half the season with a mysterious illness, Richmond returned looking frail but drove like a man possessed. Gearbox issues? Didn’t matter. He still led the final 46 laps and took the checkered flag in tears. That win wasn’t just a stat—it was a statement. Richmond’s legacy lives on, even through all the controversy that followed. #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share
qglover+FollowWinter storm turns North Carolina into a drift zoneJoey Logano just took winter fun to a new level in North Carolina—by drifting his 1924 Ford Model T across an icy parking lot during Winter Storm Fern! While most of us were stuck inside, Logano grabbed the chance to show off some old-school car control, sliding a century-old classic through the snow. He’s not alone: social media is full of folks making the most of empty, snow-covered streets, from side-by-sides in Philly to horse-drawn buggies doing donuts. It’s wild to see how people turn a snowstorm into a playground, but safety reminders from local police are just as important. Would you take your car out for a spin in these conditions? #Sports #Racing #WinterStorm10Share
lisa79+FollowDale Jr. & Chase: NASCAR’s Funniest Ad Ever?Anyone else remember that legendary 2015 NAPA commercial with Dale Jr. and Chase “The Kid” Elliott? Dale Jr. just shared it again, and honestly, it’s still comedy gold. Watching Junior hype up those wild Chase Elliott merch ideas (that garden gnome!) while Chase looks ready to bolt is classic. It’s cool to see how their mentor-rookie dynamic shined, even off the track. That ad proves why the NAPA-Elliott partnership is still going strong! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR40Share
Isabel Collier+FollowRolex 24 Fans Outraged by 'Ad-by-Ad' BroadcastAnyone else feel like the real endurance test at the 2026 Rolex 24 was surviving the broadcast? The GTP action was epic, but the constant full-screen ads and missed pit cycles had even the most diehard fans switching off. Social was buzzing with complaints—Peacock’s side-by-side became 'ad-by-ad,' and even OTA viewers weren’t safe from local overlays. Is this the new normal for IMSA, or can we hope for a fix next year? #Sports #Racing #Rolex2400Share
jennifer23+FollowDale Jr. Pushes for Forgotten NASCAR LegendsDale Jr. just sparked a heated debate with Herminator Kenny Wallace over who really deserves a spot in the NASCAR Hall of Fame. While some worry the Hall could run out of worthy names, Junior’s calling for more love for the old-school greats—especially those who never got their Cup shot, like Ray Elder and Sam Ard. Is it time to honor the pioneers who built the sport, even if they didn’t rack up Cup stats? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR20Share
Kyle Bennett+FollowLogano Drifts Model T in Winter Storm ChaosDid anyone catch Joey Logano—aka Sliced Bread—drifting a 1924 Model T in the middle of that massive winter storm? The guy’s got skills on any surface! With the Clash at Bowman Gray coming up, it’s wild to see him staying sharp (and having fun) even off the track. Plus, with NASCAR’s new Chase format, do you think Logano can adapt and chase down a fourth Cup? #Sports #Racing #JoeyLogano00Share
Jason Smith+FollowBubba Wallace’s Nerves Hit New Gear for KurtEven after racing in the Daytona 500, Bubba Wallace says nothing compared to the nerves he felt drumming on stage for Kurt Busch’s Hall of Fame tribute. King James might rule the court, but Bubba owned the spotlight—barely! The real highlight? Kyle Busch roasting his brother Kurt before giving props. This moment showed just how deep the 23XI Racing bond runs, with Bubba stepping up for his mentor in a way fans rarely see off the track. #Sports #Racing #NASCAR10Share
Jason Smith+FollowHarry Gant’s most powerful race everHarry Gant’s 1990 Pocono win wasn’t just another NASCAR victory—it was a raw, emotional tribute to his late father. Just days after his dad passed, Gant strapped into his car on Father’s Day and raced with a focus his crew chief Andy Petree had never seen before. The stats will always show a win, but what made that day unforgettable was the heartache Gant carried and the way he turned grief into grit on the track. It’s a reminder that racing is about more than speed—it’s about the people behind the wheel. What moments in sports have moved you like this? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share
Roger Franco+FollowPenske’s Porsche Makes Rolex 24 HistoryHow about that three-peat for Roger Penske’s No. 7 Porsche at the Rolex 24? With this win, Penske joins the legends—only Wayne Taylor Racing and Chip Ganassi Racing have done it before. The 24 Hours at Daytona is always a test of endurance, but seeing the Captain’s crew dominate three years running is next-level. Did anyone else catch the drama between the GTP teams? Feels like we’re witnessing a new dynasty in sports car racing! #Sports #Racing #Rolex2400Share
Kyle Bennett+FollowNo. 45: Heartbreak & Honor at NASCAR HOFSeeing Kurt Busch go into the Hall of Fame as the No. 45 driver hit hard for Kyle Petty, who lost his son Adam in that same number. Petty opened up about the bittersweet moment, recalling how Busch honored Adam’s legacy by gifting the Petty family a trophy and flag after his Kansas win. Busch also shared how MJ’s call to 23XI Racing gave him a final shot at glory. Emotional night for both legends and fans. #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share