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On Sunday, May 18, NASCAR’s celebration of carnage will take place but with a twist. That’s right, we’re talking about the All-Star Race and it will be live from the North Wilkesboro Speedway. For a third straight year, this historic short track will host NASCAR’s wackiest race of the season. Whether you enjoy the All-Star festivities or not, you have to give NASCAR credit as they’re constantly tinkering under the proverbial hood with making this race more entertaining for the fans. Last year, Joey Logano won the All-Star Race and his team grabbed that bag of loot on the way out of town. As an incentive to the drivers, $1 million is up for grabs to the team that wins

You may have heard the expression “all they do is make left turns” when someone jokingly describes NASCAR racing. That’s because many of the tracks in NASCAR are ovals that only require turning left. However, that’s not the case for every track in this ever-evolving sport. In fact, there are several different types of race tracks; and some of these venues require both left and right turns. Additionally, no two oval tracks are the same. Sure, there are “sister” tracks where they have similar traits, but they still aren’t 100% identical. Many of these oval tracks will differ in length, types of surfaces, banking, configurations and more. And, when betting on NASCAR, it’s important to know about these race tracks

The playoff picture is starting to take shape as we enter Week 8 of the 2025 UFL season. While a couple of teams are still searching for answers, others are jockeying for postseason positioning, and the betting value is as enticing as ever. Let’s take a gander at the latest UFL Week 8 odds, courtesy of the top sports betting sites, and make our UFL Week 8 predictions. Before we kick things off, don’t forget to check out our breakdown of the UFL Championship odds and predictions to see where each contender stands in the title race. You can catch all four UFL games this weekend on FOX and ABC. With playoff spots on the line and several revenge narratives

This weekend is a unique one for NASCAR as it celebrates the Cup Series’ best with their annual All-Star Race on Sunday, May 18. The festivities will begin at 5:30pm ET with the All-Star Open, which determines the final entrants into the All-Star Race at 8pm ET. Both events can be seen on FS1. For the second straight week, the Xfinity Series has the week off. And, like last weekend in Kansas, the Craftsman Truck Series will slide into Xfinity’s usual Saturday spot. On Saturday, May 17, the Truck Series will start off the weekend with a flurry of fast-paced action as the drivers compete in the Window World 250. The truck race can be seen in its entirety on