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Greg Engle

Greg Engle

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Weekend Motorsports Editor, Autoweek

Florida, Orlando

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Sports Desk , Travel Stories , Toronto Sun , Postmedia , Sports

Doesn’t Cover

Anime, Tech/Gadgets, Music

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Total articles 4430

  • Kurt Busch, Randy LaJoie Headline 2026 NASCAR Hall of Fame Nominees

    By Greg Engle| Cup Scene@ NASCAR announced its list of 2026 Hall of Fame nominees on Monday, and it reads like a who’s who of horsepower, hard work, and hair-raising moments from racing’s past. Headlining the group are 2004 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kurt Busch and two-time Xfinity Series titleholder Randy LaJoie—both joining the Modern Era ballot for the first time.

    By Greg Engle · Cup Scene

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • NASCAR’s Hall Of Fame Class Of 2026: A Strong Ballot, Still No Smokey

    By Greg Engle| Forbes Verified It's that time of year again—when the NASCAR Hall of Fame dusts off its velvet ropes, pulls out the golden ballot box, and reminds us that no matter how many trophies you’ve hoisted or how many rules you’ve bent (or outright lit on fire), you still might not get in. NASCAR released its 2026 Hall of Fame nomination Monday, and right on cue, the internet exploded. Some folks are cheering for Kurt Busch’s debut on the Modern Era ballot. Others are ready to crown Randy LaJoie. And the rest of us?

    By Greg Engle · Forbes

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Kurt Busch, Randy LaJoie Headline 2026 NASCAR Hall of Fame Nominees

    By Greg Engle| Cup Scene@ NASCAR announced its list of 2026 Hall of Fame nominees on Monday, and it reads like a who’s who of horsepower, hard work, and hair-raising moments from racing’s past. Headlining the group are 2004 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kurt Busch and two-time Xfinity Series titleholder Randy LaJoie—both joining the Modern Era ballot for the first time.

    By Greg Engle · Cup Scene

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Autoweek

Autoweek is a well-known car culture publication based in Detroit, Michigan. Established in 1958, it originally started as a bi-weekly motorsports newsletter called *Competition Press*. Over the years, it has evolved into a comprehensive magazine that covers a wide array of automotive topics, including car reviews, racing news, and lifestyle stories related to the automotive industry. The publication offers a magazine that features in-depth articles and analysis on various automotive subjects. In addition to its print edition, Autoweek provides extensive digital content, including news articles and features on car culture and racing. The magazine also covers major automotive events, such as auto shows and racing competitions, keeping readers informed about the latest trends and developments in the automotive world. Autoweek is owned by Crain Communications, Inc., which has a strong presence in automotive media.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

'+1 888-288-6954

Founded: 1958