Derrike Cope's Xfinity Series team has two up-and-coming drivers splitting duties in 2025, running separate liveries.

Don't look now, but a sleeping giant is being built in Mooresville, North Carolina. Its name is Front Row Motorsports.

NASCAR driver Shane van Gisbergen walked away from a multiple-car crash at a dirt track speedway meeting at Auckland in his ...

Front Row Motorsports announced Jan. 3 that Noah Gragson will race in the No. 4 entry in 2025, with Drew Blickensderfer ...

Noah Gragson joins Front Row Motorsports to drive the No. 4 car in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series after Stewart-Haas Racing exits ...

Noah Gragson and Front Row are taking on the iconic No. 4 Ford Mustang, stepping out of Stewart-Haas Racing’s shadow and into ...

Derrike Cope, winner of the 1990 Daytona 500, is returning to NASCAR team ownership in the Xfinity Series by launching Cope ...

Front Row purchased a charter for a third car from now-defunct Stewart-Haas Racing before filing an antitrust lawsuit against ...