5/17/2010
Jack Phillips wins the Coca-Cola 600, Curtis Reny wins the Coca-Cola 300 and Johnny Anderson wins the Coca-Cola 200.
5/11/2010
C.R. Anderson dominated today's running of the Samsung Mobile 500. Jack Phillips led most of the first 80 laps before developing a problem and finishing 11th. Only one other driver finished on the lead lap, Nick Phillips. View the entire rundown here.
5/11/2010
Curtis Reny wins the Nationwide Samsung Mobile 250. Eric Anderson came in 2nd, Danny Trumbull 3rd, Danny Steiner 4th and Mustafa Henderson 5th. Check out the results here.
5/11/2010
Nick Gregory takes the win in the Re/Max Rattlesnake 150. Jackson Xavier, Ryan Oak, Delaney Keel and Grant Hylton round out the top 5. Check out the results here.
5/9/2010
The very first Daytona 500 was an exciting one. Drivers battled back and forth all day long until a wreck with three laps sent the drivers on a mad dash to the start finish line. Kayla Hewitt beat Robbie DeWeerd by only inches in a photo finish to take the win. Check out the results here.
5/9/2010
Danny Trumbull had the strongest car all day long as the Nationwide drivers made their NARA debut. Trumbull led 33 laps en route to the win. View the results here.
5/9/2010
The Re/Max young guns drove a very clean race today at Daytona. Drivers exhanged the lead numerous times before Grant Hylton took over in the final ten laps. Hylton was able to hold off challenges from Cody Cordell and Adam Kane to take the win to start Season 1. View the results here.
5/9/2010
Here we go! The NARA Series makes it debut today. The running of the Re/Max Daytona 250 will kick things off.
4/25/2010
Sign-ups for the NARA Series are underway. Head over to the forums to sign up and be sure to read the rules page to understand how the series will work.
The NARA is an offline dynasty league run on NASCAR Racing 2003. Car Owners can have drivers in the Sprint Cup, Nationwide, or Re/Max Series. Drivers will age and progress as they age through experience and performance. Drivers also will tail off towards the twilight of their careers. Owners will have to new drivers in place to take over for the fading former stars.
