Kishore R

Kishore R

Sports Journalist · 36 articles

Kishore is a NASCAR writer at Read Motorsports with over four years of experience covering the sport. Having written thousands of articles, he focuses on live race coverage and in-depth analysis, breaking down the finer technical aspects of stock car racing for fans. Blending storytelling with a strong understanding of the sport, Kishore brings races to life by walking readers through key moments and performances of popular. A passionate supporter of Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin, he continues to wait for “Rowdy” to return to form. An engineering background and a deep love for high-performance engines and rumbling V8s naturally pulled him toward NASCAR’s technical side, paving the way for his journey into motorsports journalism. He is also a major fight fan, with a deep appreciation for the sweet science of boxing.

‘Not Good’: NASCAR veteran calls out Kyle Busch as exit buzz grows
NASCAR

‘Not Good’: NASCAR veteran calls out Kyle Busch as exit buzz grows

For a driver who built his legacy on consistency, defiance, and an unmatched ability to win across NASCAR’s top tiers, the current chapter of Kyle Busch feels unfamiliar; almost jarring. Once the sport’s most feared antagonist, the two-time Cup Series champion now finds himself trapped in a frustrating downward spiral, where speed is inconsistent, results […]

Kaden Honeycutt’s Truck Series breakthrough denied by Heim-time drama
NASCAR

Kaden Honeycutt’s Truck Series breakthrough denied by Heim-time drama

Kaden Honeycutt came within a heartbeat of capturing his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory on Friday at Rockingham Speedway, only to see his breakthrough moment slip away in a dramatic finish. The crowd was on the edge of their seats as Honeycutt closed in on his No. 1 teammate Corey Heim late in the […]

NASCAR: Hamlin vs Blaney – Martinsville contact rekindles debate over driving style
NASCAR

NASCAR: Hamlin vs Blaney – Martinsville contact rekindles debate over driving style

Punches thrown, middle fingers raised, and relentless door-to-door battles have long defined NASCAR’s edge over more finesse-driven open-wheel racing. But where is the tipping point between intensity and overreach? It’s a question long embedded in NASCAR’s DNA. Now, with the NASCAR Cup Series on an off-week, that debate has resurfaced, this time with Joe Gibbs […]

Mark Martin urges NASCAR to bring Cup racing back to Nashville Fairgrounds
NASCAR

Mark Martin urges NASCAR to bring Cup racing back to Nashville Fairgrounds

There are race tracks that host events, and then there are tracks that feel like NASCAR’s soul. Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway sits firmly in the latter category. But recent developments in March have put the future of the iconic half-mile in doubt, with talks of a potential sale raising fresh concerns. Still, there’s hope. With Speedway […]

McLaren’s lost chance overshadows Palou’s win and Rahal’s comeback at Barber
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McLaren’s lost chance overshadows Palou’s win and Rahal’s comeback at Barber

Reigning NTT IndyCar champion Alex Palou did what he usually does best at Barber Motorsports Park: win. The Spaniard controlled the race and executed when it mattered, becoming the series’ first repeat winner of the season. Yet the bigger story from Sunday wasn’t the 28-year-old’s second win. It was everything that slipped away from Arrow […]

Chase Elliott’s Martinsville win shakes up NASCAR Cup standings
NASCAR

Chase Elliott’s Martinsville win shakes up NASCAR Cup standings

In a season dominated by Toyotas, Chase Elliott broke through to deliver Hendrick Motorsports and Chevrolet their first win of 2026. Despite Denny Hamlin’s impressive, almost indomitable charge, the No. 9 driver capitalised when it mattered most at Martinsville Speedway. In doing so, Elliott didn’t just secure a win; he rearranged the NASCAR Cup Series […]

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