By S.M.A.S.H — April 26, 2026 Some drivers want the race won in the opening laps. Others are built for the second half. Nick Biddy sounds like the second kind. He is not trying to convince anyone he is the fastest truck on lap one. He is the kind of driver who settles in, manages the race, and expects to be better when the long run starts to matter. When asked to describe his driving style, he answered it in a way that tells you exactly who he is: “Is slow a style? Nah I usua

By S.M.A.S.H — April 19, 2026 The Driver Some drivers race on instinct. Others race on control. Kyzer Riddell looks like the second kind. He is not trying to win the race in the first move. He is not overcommitting to every opening. He is looking for timing, discipline, and the right chance to strike. And when you ask him directly how he drives, he says it plainly: “I would say my driving style is a mix of aggressive and patient trying only to make calculated moves at the ri

By SMASH HQ — April 12, 2026 The Driver Some drivers look fast. Others don’t look fast… until it’s too late. Jonny Rapp is the second kind. He doesn’t force the issue. He doesn’t overdrive the car. Instead, he waits, manages the race, and positions himself for when it matters most. And when that moment comes—he’s a problem. Background Name: Jonny Rapp Car Number: #52 Primary Series: Trucks Experience: 6 years sim racing Rapp’s path into sim racing is a familiar one—brough

By SMASH HQ — April 6, 2026 The Driver While some drivers pursue speed, others focus on achieving results. Michael Springer belongs to the latter group — a driver who knows that races are decided not in the first lap, but throughout the entire run. With years of experience in both real-world and simulated racing, Springer employs a strategic, disciplined method that makes him a subtle contender each time he takes to the track. Background Name: Michael Springer Primary Series