Taylor DesOrmeau

"I have multiple bucket list shows coming up this month (including CMA Fest) and it breaks my heart knowing I won’t be there to see all of you," the artist wrote in a Facebook post.

A racer known for celebrating his wins at Waffle House was victorious Friday at Michigan International Speedway – in a state with zero Waffle Houses.

“Thank you to … all these bad-ass race fans,” the winner said. “I know there’s a lot of Canadians, there’s a lot of Americans, everybody’s having a good time together and that’s what it’s all about, baby, yeah!”

"The last couple weeks, I was like, ‘Why am I even trying?’ Muniz said. "This makes me go, ‘Oh no no, keep going.’”

“This is the one place that certainly gets your attention, from a speed standpoint," the polesitter said.

The NFL, NBA and MLB have already ventured into streaming their games. Are NASCAR fans ready for it?

The fourth-year Detroit Lion has never been to a NASCAR race before, but got the full experience on Sunday at Michigan International Speedway.

The automaker, with its North American headquarters in Michigan, is coming back to NASCAR for the first time in 13 years.

The young racer also upset a driver on track during the Mexico City race, prompting his opponent to tell him, "I'm going to beat your a-- when we get back to the states."

The free festival includes a free trolley, dubbed the “Salvador Troli,” which will take people between each mural location.