Runnin' On Scuffs

Photo: Zach Williams/Runnin' On Scuffs Looking for a Watch Justin Seger 2025 is in full swing.  The holidays have come and gone and with it so has the racing offseason.  In less than two weeks, we will see the return of the NASCAR Cup Series to Bowman Gray with the Busch Light Clash.  But that has not stopped some of the familiar faces of the sport from getting on the track in 2025.  Last weekend, Kyle Larson got his third "Golden Driller" trophy in the 2025 Chili Bowl Nationals.  That event saw fellow NASCAR drivers Christopher Bell, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Kyle Busch, and Josh Bilicki compete in Tulsa. This weekend, we have some more on-track action with the annual Rolex 24 at Daytona.  The Rolex 24 is the annual 24-hour endurance race for the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Divisions.  The Rolex 24 has a history of inviting talent from around the globe to compete for the prestigious Rolex watch.  NASCAR drivers have a history of competing in the event ...

Photo: Runnin' On Scuffs Breaking the Rules Down: A Look Into NASCAR's 2025 Rules Package By: Justin Seger Yesterday, NASCAR released some annual provisions to its everchanging rulebook.  Prior to the beginning on each season, NASCAR will provide provisions to the rulebook.  These are usually aimed at making the sport more competitive for teams and entertaining for fans.  Rules are ever changing in the sport and sometimes they go relatively unnoticed by the community.  However, in today's article I am going to go over a few of the changes that might change the game for the 2025 season. Race Manipulation/OEM Penalties Perhaps the most notable change to NASCAR's rule book is the changing of the wording around what used to be known as the "100% Rule."  Now, NASCAR has chosen to remove the "100%" wording in that rule and replace it with "manipulation".  This is something that clearly needed to be worked on, especially following the results of N...