Cash "The Flash" Wright has officially joined the From the Pits to the Stands Supported Drivers Program, becoming the first dirt racing driver in the program as he continues his Junior Sprint career at Port City Raceway.

Cole Bruce and the No. 31 team entered the Hampton Heat with confidence, but what happened next was one of the weekend’s biggest stories.

The 2026 Hampton Heat lived up to its billing as "America's Hottest Race," featuring surprise storylines, dramatic cautions, comeback drives, and a memorable victory for Caden Kvapil at Langley Speedway. From Cole Bruce's unexpected pole to Brenden “Butterbean” Queen's charge back through the field after late-race damage, here's how one of short-track racing's biggest nights unfolded.

From the Pits to the Stands is excited to partner with Behrend Speedway, bringing readers and followers a closer look at the company's unique racing-inspired products through articles, social media, and an upcoming TikTok showcase.

From victories to mechanical setbacks, our Supported Drivers continue to make progress on and off the track. Here's the latest on Tyler Justice, Jase Rogers, Tuggie Case, and Ryder Stewart as the racing season rolls on.

At just 10 years old, Jase Rogers has already established himself as one of Langley Speedway's rising young talents. With five feature wins, six pole awards, and a championship campaign underway, From the Pits to the Stands is proud to welcome Jase to its Supported Drivers program and share his journey with race fans everywhere.

The Hampton Heat is known for producing memorable moments, and every year a few unexpected names emerge as contenders. While the spotlight shines on former winners and championship favorites, these five drivers have the experience, opportunity, and determination to make a statement when the green flag waves at Langley Speedway.

From the Pits to the Stands is proud to welcome 2025 Virginia Bandolero Champion Tuggie Case as its newest PTS Supported Driver. Learn why one unforgettable moment on the track made him a perfect fit for our mission of supporting grassroots racers and sharing their stories.

Dominion Raceway delivered an action-packed evening during Kids Run What You Brung Night, featuring races for young fans before a full slate of NASCAR Weekly Series competition. From thrilling Late Model battles and Brayden Farren's first Bandolero win to Aaron Donnelly's Late Model sweep, it was a memorable night both on and off the track.

Kids Take Over Dominion Raceway This Saturday!
The roar of engines meets family fun this weekend at Dominion Raceway for the highly anticipated "Kids Run What You Brung" night. Kids 15 and under get in free and can bring their own Power Wheels and bikes to race on the front stretch! Stick around for a stacked card of NASCAR Late Models and Modifieds. Plus, keep an eye out for TJ from Pits to Stands, who will be on the ground reporting live all night. [Read the full weekend preview here ->]

The path to NASCAR greatness is paved on Friday nights. This weekend, Keelan Harvick tests his mettle at Wake County Speedway’s notoriously tight quarter-mile. Channeling the short-track legacy of stars like Erik Jones, Harvick will have to survive 170 grueling laps against local heavyweights like Landon Huffman and Carson Haislip. Will the young gun conquer the bullring, or will the locals defend their turf?

SVG Celebrates a weekend sweep at Sonoma. (Photo courtesy of @svg97 @teamtrackhouse on Instagram)

Corey Heim earned his first NASCAR Cup Series victory in the historic San Diego Street Race, while Layne Riggs scored another Truck Series win in dramatic fashion. Plus, ARCA at Berlin Raceway, Connor Hall's continued dominance, and the latest from the dirt racing world. Watch this week's Around the Track Weekend Recap.

(Photo from @corey.heim on Instagram)

Dominion Raceway’s Father’s Day race night featured exciting battles, standout performances, and six different winners across a packed evening of short-track racing. Read the full recap for race results, highlights, and behind-the-scenes moments from an unforgettable night at the track.

It took repairs, strategy, and a little overtime chaos, but Layne Riggs found Victory Lane in San Diego. After surviving a wild finish and passing Tyler Reif following a final-turn penalty, Riggs secured a thrilling NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series win.