By S.M.A.S.H — May 16, 2026 Kansas Speedway belonged to Dillon Canova. After already putting his stamp on the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series earlier in the night, Canova came back in the S.M.A.S.H Cup Series and did it again. In a 21-car field with a 1941 strength of field, the No. 70 controlled the Cup race, led 82 of 100 laps, and walked away from Kansas with another statement victory. It was not a quiet win. It was not a lucky win. It was the kind of performance that makes the

By S.M.A.S.H — May 2, 2026 The S.M.A.S.H Cup Series closed out the weekend Saturday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and when the lights settled over South Florida, Jacob Szala was the driver standing in victory lane. In a 100-lap Cup Series race that tested patience, speed, tire management, and late-race execution, Szala put together the kind of performance that sends a message. He started fourth, led 84 of 100 laps, and controlled the race when it mattered most. The race

By S.M.A.S.H — May 2, 2026 The S.M.A.S.H O’Reilly Series rolled into Homestead-Miami Speedway Saturday night, and when the checkered flag fell, Shane Marcum stood on top. Marcum put together a dominant performance in the 100-lap event, leading 92 laps and controlling the race from the front. At a track where tire management, rhythm, and patience matter, Marcum showed exactly what it takes to win in the O’Reilly Series. The race featured 12 drivers, a 1815 strength of field, 1

By S.M.A.S.H — May 1, 2026 The S.M.A.S.H East Coast Truck Series returned to points racing Friday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and the main event delivered exactly what the premier truck division is supposed to bring. Speed. Pressure. Long-run discipline. A field full of drivers trying to make the second half of the season count. After 100 laps under the lights, Braxton DeWeese came out on top, grabbing the win and putting together the kind of statement run that matters

By S.M.A.S.H — May 1, 2026 The first one is officially in the books. The S.M.A.S.H Challenger Truck Series made its debut at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and Race 1 gave the league exactly what it needed: a clean start, a strong field, and a first real look at the drivers fighting to build their way through the S.M.A.S.H system. For a brand-new series with several new drivers getting their first official reps inside structured league competition, the opening night went great. Ni

By SMASH HQ — March 21, 2026 A Different Kind of Daytona Race The SMASH Cup Series took to Daytona — and unlike the chaos seen earlier in the weekend, this race told a completely different story. Clean. Fast. Controlled. With zero cautions , drivers were forced to rely purely on pace, positioning, and discipline over the full 60-lap run. And when it was over, it was Chris Trammell standing on top. Trammell Executes to Perfection Starting mid-pack, Trammell worked his way fo