NASCAR generated some excitement among fans and drivers in recent weeks with executives opening the door to a horsepower increase

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NASCAR Turns Heads With Ford Post Before Michigan Race originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series started its June schedule with Ryan Blaney of Team Penske snatching the checkered flag at the Nashville Superspeedway to win the Cracker Barrel 400.

NASCAR has three manufacturers in the field, Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota. In 2023, the sport tied up with GM’s bowtie brand for a historic entry into the 24 Hours of Le Mans with Hendrick Motorsports.

A new manufacturer is joining NASCAR…but not really. It’s been over two decades since there’s been a new car manufacturer join the sport, after Toyota entered the Craftsman Truck Series with their Toyota Tundra back in 2004 and made their entry into the Cup Series with the Camry in 2007.

Tickford Racing’s newly re-signed star Cam Waters has revealed he is close to finalising a deal to return to NASCAR in 2025. The Ford driver, who sits fourth in the Supercars championship standings, is set to make another NASCAR cameo this year following a series of starts in 2024.

After a lengthy win streak was snapped at Michigan last year, look for Ford to take back dominance and get another driver into the playoffs.

Honda bosses are staying coy as the Japanese manufacturer continues to be linked with a move into NASCAR for the first time in its history.