The NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series take on the famed Brickyard this weekend for their annual stop at ...

Hughes (#118 Chevrolet Camaro) took his first Trans Am win after a lengthy battle with Hazelwood (#1 Ford Mustang), holding ...

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A Trotnow Racing-built Camaro that raced SCCA Trans Am and GT1 across the U.S., El Salvador, and Guatemala is now up for ...

The Trans Am Series, originally named the Trans-American Sedan Championship, debuted on March 25, 1966. The 18-member inaugural Hall of Fame class was first announced in November. A dinner celebrating ...

Just 24 points separate the Heart of Racing No. 27 and the Winward Racing No. 57 in the team championship NASCAR Returns at Iowa After Bye Week as Playoff Push Resumes The break is over. After a ...

The Pontiac Trans Am became one of America’s most recognizable performance cars, but its journey was far from predictable.

John Paul Jr. is best known for his successes in IMSA cars, particularly the mighty and terrifying 935s he drove to victories with his infamous father, John Paul Sr. But Junior had an outing in a ...

Like so many up-and-coming racecar drivers, Matt Brabham dreamed of reaching the rarefied air of Formula 1 or the NTT IndyCar ...

From its debut in 1966 and well into the 1970s, the Trans-Am series became one of America’s most popular racing series, primarily because it featured some of the era’s most impressive muscle cars.