NASCAR has ended the year with a postseason since 2004, with the current format since 2014. Hall of Famer Mark Martin says ...

Mark Martin went on Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour podcast and laid out his case for a '36 race championship'. He shared that a majority of fans want a full-season championship format, and unless he gets ...

Not too long ago, one of the elderly NASCAR statesmen, Mark Martin, commented on his podcast on the need to go back to the ...

Mark Martin has become something of an everyday neighborhood superhero for NASCAR fans—unpretentious, approachable, and fearlessly vocal. The post Mark Martin Refuses to Let Fan Voices Be Dismissed in ...

Grassroots short-track racing remains the proving ground for rising stars, many of whom, years later, make their way to ...

NASCAR Hall of Famer Mark Martin is one of the drivers that properly experienced both Legacy points championship format and ...

NASCAR icon and Hall of Famer Mark Martin opens up on his frustrations with the sanctioning body over the championship format.

In the early 1980s, a young Mark Martin was already turning heads. The post Martin Reveals Daytona 500's Biggest "What If" ...

NASCAR has taken a major step toward shaking up its playoff format. But what will come of it — and when — is still unclear.

NASCAR's postseason structure has evolved dramatically since the 2004 debut of the Chase for the Nextel Cup, when the top-10 drivers after 26 events were reset into a 10-race finale to determine the ...

NASCAR is no stranger to on-track fireworks that spark heated feuds, only to see them fizzle out with time and perspective.

Mark Martin has doubled down on his claim that the majority of NASCAR fans are in favor of the old full-season points format.