10/21/25
The Dover Motor Speedway seamlessly transitions from NASCAR's roaring engines to the rhythmic beat of harness racing every autumn. A temporary bridge facilitates this shift, enabling horses and drivers to cross the iconic track. With events like the Progress Pace, Dover showcases its dual racing heritage, maintaining year-round excitement and tradition.
10/08/25
NASCAR is revamping its horsepower packages for 2026, increasing engine output from 670 to 750 horsepower for cars on tracks 1.5 miles or shorter. This adjustment aims to enhance the exhilaration of stock car racing, particularly at Dover Motor Speedway, known for its challenging track. The shift marks a return to higher performance levels, echoing past glory days.
09/24/25
Dover Motor Speedway, or the 'Monster Mile,' stands out in NASCAR with its daunting concrete track and steep banking. It's the site of some of the series' most significant crashes, like Logano's terrifying 2009 rollover and the massive 2004 pileup. These crashes underscore the track’s reputation for unease and the thrilling, chaotic nature of Dover's racing environment.
09/19/25
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is set to return to Dover Motor Speedway in May 2026, a venue it hasn't visited since a thrilling race in August 2020. Zane Smith, who won that race, has since advanced to the Cup Series. As preparations begin for the return, key drivers like Todd Gilliland and Austin Hill have similarly elevated their careers from promising contenders to potential racing stars.