On April 28th, 2025, the drivers of the Victory Fuel Cup Series headed to Talladega Superspeedway for the running of the Talladega 250. Nick Alford would lead the field of 38 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #98 HotLap Heros machine and the #95 of Ray Lane would join him on the front row of the grid. Nick Alford would go on to lead a race-high 45 of the 94 laps of the event.

The #29 of Haden Higginbotham put on a show for the fans and his Tipton Harding Motorsports crew during the event, climbing from a 35th place starting position to finish 1st, up 34 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #31 Elliott Sadler Esports driver Jeff Chandler did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 4th place starting position to finish a disappointing 31st place. The #22 of Micheal P Blackner also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 16th place for Shock N Awe Motorsports. The #09 of J.C. Evans set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 48.683, proving that JACE Motorsports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #29 of Haden Higginbotham for Tipton Harding Motorsports who took the checkered flag, leading 1 of the 94 laps on their way to victory in the Talladega 250 and his 1st win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.081 over second place finisher Cavin Ruff in the #99 RFH Racing machine. The #14 of Steven Allen3 finished in third for Fastlane, followed by the #3 of Robert Fitzpatrick Jr in fourth and the #18 of Jacob Quill in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2025-A Victory Fuel Cup Series season.

On April 23rd, 2025, the drivers of the SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series headed to Dover Motor Speedway for the running of the Dover 150. Nicolas Moreau would lead the field of 38 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #15 FNM eSports machine and the #88 of James A Morris would join him on the front row of the grid.

The #00 of Ryan Lark2 put on a show for the fans and his Carolina Boys crew during the event, climbing from a 35th place starting position to finish 7th, up 28 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #50 Rumble Racing driver Martin Giroux did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 7th place starting position to finish a disappointing 36th place. The #39 of Zack Saunders also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 3rd place for Tipton-Harding Motorsports. The #15 of Nicolas Moreau set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 22.474, proving that FNM eSports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #15 of Nicolas Moreau for FNM eSports who took the checkered flag, leading 127 of the 153 laps on their way to victory in the Dover 150 and his 6th win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.130 over second place finisher James A Morris in the #88 Elliott Sadler eSports 2 machine. The #39 of Zack Saunders finished in third for Tipton-Harding Motorsports, followed by the #77 of Zachary Trevino in fourth and the #99 of JP Burns in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2025-A SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series season.

On April 21st, 2025, the drivers of the Victory Fuel Cup Series headed to Auto Club Speedway for the running of the Auto Club 250. Jeff Chandler would lead the field of 32 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #31 Elliott Sadler Esports machine and the #19 of Richie Coy would join him on the front row of the grid. The #48 of Jamie Knopf took the lead early on in the event and was out front for the majority of the day, leading a race-high 29 of the 125 laps.

The #2 of Allen DaRonco put on a show for the fans and his Elevated eSports crew during the event, climbing from a 24th place starting position to finish 4th, up 20 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #31 Elliott Sadler Esports driver Jeff Chandler did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 1st place starting position to finish a disappointing 25th place. The #2 of Allen DaRonco set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 40.240, proving that Elevated eSports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #98 of Nick Alford for HotLap Heros who took the checkered flag, leading 19 of the 125 laps on their way to victory in the Auto Club 250 and his 2nd win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.091 over second place finisher Brandon Phetterplace in the #34 HotLap Heros machine. The #48 of Jamie Knopf finished in third for LA Motorsports, followed by the #2 of Allen DaRonco in fourth and the #19 of Richie Coy in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2025-A Victory Fuel Cup Series season.

On April 16th, 2025, the drivers of the SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series headed to Rockingham Speedway for the running of the Rockingham 150. JP Burns would lead the field of 39 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #99 Elevated eSports machine and the #15 of Nicolas Moreau would join him on the front row of the grid.

The #28 of TJ Bartel put on a show for the fans and his Elliott Sadler Esports crew during the event, climbing from a 36th place starting position to finish 7th, up 29 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #94 BTR Racing driver Bobby Terrell did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 5th place starting position to finish a disappointing 29th place. The #21 of Wyatt Hunley also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 3rd place for Grayson Hume Racing (GHR). The #15 of Nicolas Moreau set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 23.470, proving that FNM eSports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #15 of Nicolas Moreau for FNM eSports who took the checkered flag, leading 87 of the 145 laps on their way to victory in the Rockingham 150 and his 5th win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.176 over second place finisher Zachary Trevino in the #77 Lucky 7 Motorsports machine. The #21 of Wyatt Hunley finished in third for Grayson Hume Racing (GHR), followed by the #42 of Kyle Millikin in fourth and the #22 of Micheal P Blackner in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2025-A SimRacingPoints.com Truck Series season.

On April 14th, 2025, the drivers of the Victory Fuel Cup Series headed to Bristol Motor Speedway for the running of the Bristol 250. Cody Porter would lead the field of 27 drivers to the green flag after a blistering lap in qualifying in his #4 Grayson Hume Racing (GHR) machine and the #48 of Jamie Knopf would join him on the front row of the grid. The #06 of Daniel Simmons took the lead early on in the event and was out front for the majority of the day, leading a race-high 146 of the 250 laps.

The #2 of Allen DaRonco put on a show for the fans and his Elevated eSports crew during the event, climbing from a 25th place starting position to finish 2nd, up 23 positions on the day. Unfortunately, #4 Grayson Hume Racing (GHR) driver Cody Porter did not fair as well and had a tough day, dropping from a 1st place starting position to finish a disappointing 22nd place. The #06 of Daniel Simmons also had a notable mistake-free day and managed to bring home a clean car in 8th place for Factory Zero6. The #31 of Jeff Chandler set the fastest lap of the event with a lap of 14.527, proving that Elliott Sadler Esports builds some wicked fast racecars and had serious pace this weekend.

At the end of the day, it was the #34 of Brandon Phetterplace for HotLap Heros who took the checkered flag, leading 2 of the 250 laps on their way to victory in the Bristol 250 and his 2nd win of the season. The margin of victory was 00.372 over second place finisher Allen DaRonco in the #2 Elevated eSports machine. The #19 of Richie Coy finished in third for Fury Motorsports, followed by the #53 of Alexander Hodge in fourth and the #48 of Jamie Knopf in fifth.

All eyes now turn to next week, where some drivers look to continue their success, while others look to get back on track in the 2025-A Victory Fuel Cup Series season.