Matt Dibenedetto

Ryan Preece and Matt DiBenedetto both came to a fork in the road of their NASCAR careers when they found themselves without full-time Cup rides for 2022. Now they will embark on quite different paths as they try to continue their racing careers. Who chose the right path? Was there...

DiBenedetto, 30, has been full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series since 2015. In 248 starts, he recorded nine top-fives and 31 top-tens with three runner-up finishes. He most recently drove the famed Wood Brothers No. 21 machine, but was replaced by Harrison Burton for the 2022 season. DiBenedetto also has...

DiBenedetto will make the move to the NASCAR Truck Series. For the past 12 years, Matt DiBenedetto has piloted machines in the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series. He has zero starts in the NASCAR Truck Series but that’s set to change. “I may be telling my age, I...

Over a period that spanned seven seasons, Matt DiBenedetto built himself up from a backmarker and underdog into someone who got to the doorstep of Victory Lane in the NASCAR Cup Series. In 2022, he will now begin again as he focuses on racing for wins and a championship in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.

Matt DiBenedetto will be back in NASCAR for 2022, just not in the Cup Series. The fan favorite has signed a full-season contract to drive for Camping World Truck Series team Rackley WAR, which is entering its second year. DiBenedetto spent the last two seasons with the Wood Brothers Racing...

Veteran NASCAR Cup and Xfinity driver Matt DiBenedetto was announced Thursday as the full-time driver for the Nashville-based Rackley W.A.R. NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team. DiBenedetto, 30, will drive the team's No. 25 blue and white Chevrolet Silverado for the 2022 racing season. Last year was the first for...

Check out the photos and listing for the NASCAR driver’s supercar. Matt DiBenedetto drove the Wood Brothers Racing machine during the 2021 racing season. For 2022, the team is going a different direction with the signing of Harrison Burton. The driver made headlines in the season finale event at...

Four full-time Cup drivers are still seeking rides for 2022, and where they'll land is anybody’s guess, including their own. Ryan Newman, Matt DiBenedetto, Ryan Preece and Anthony Alfredo are full-time Cup drivers from 2021 who still need rides. "I’m not announcing any kind of retirement or anything like that....

Matt DiBenedetto notes Richard Petty and God in apology. “Fuck Joe Biden” was an extremely popular phrase used at many sporting events. The phrase began at college football games. In October, Brandon Brown went to victory lane at Talladega Superspeedway. In the background, the phrase made it’s way to the...

Matt DiBenedetto explains why he used the popular chant. Weeks ago, NASCAR fans chanted, “Fuck Joe Biden!” from the grandstands after the conclusion of the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Talladega Superspeedway. Prior to that, the chant had been popular at college football games. Watch the Matt DiBenedetto video below.

NASCAR driver Matt DiBenedetto sent out a series of tweets then abandoned the platform. On Sunday, Martinsville Speedway hosted the NASCAR Cup Series. It was the final elimination race ahead of the championship finale. Read the tweets from DiBenedetto below. Kyle Busch and Brad Keselowski were bumper to bumper for...

DiBenedetto clarifies comments on wanting to speak on the military, freedom and patriotism. Matt DiBenedetto has spent the last 7 years in the NASCAR Cup Series. And, it’s been a wild ride. At the end of the 2018 season, DiBenedetto left Go Fas Racing. He declared it a ‘leap of...

Through July and August, I’m evaluating high-profile NASCAR free agents in advance of the 2022 Cup Series season, with valuations of their on-track production, identification of their statistical strengths and weaknesses and analysis of their best fit among likely suitors. Today’s evaluation highlights Matt DiBenedetto, currently a driver for Wood...

The Daytona Beach News-Journal is looking at the top drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series ahead of Saturday's Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, which will once again serve as the regular season finale. Matt DiBenedetto currently sits 120 points outside the playoffs, and must win at Daytona to make...

Coming off a 13th place finish in the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series standings, Matt DiBenedetto had high aspirations for the 2021 season. He had just announced his return to Wood Brothers Racing and the No. 21 car, the first competitive full-time car the 30-year-old has driven in his career. DiBenedetto was in contention to win races several times in 2020, and things looked encouraging towards a successful 2021 campaign.

Matt DiBenedetto has only one goal remaining in the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series regular season and that is to put a win on the board. The Wood Brothers Racing driver has two shots left to make this year’s NASCAR Playoffs field – Sunday’s Firekeeper’s Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway and the regular-season finale the following weekend at Daytona. The two tracks are vastly different with Michigan’s big, sweeping two-mile oval coming before the 2.5-mile superspeedway at “The World Center of Racing.” But DiBenedetto is ready for the challenge.

HICKORY — This Saturday night at Hickory Motor Speedway features a special event, "Matt DiBenedetto Night at the Races" presented by All American Roofing and Restoration, track officials announced on Friday morning. NASCAR Cup driver Matt DiBenedetto returns to his roots and will sign autographs beginning at 5:45 p.m. According...

If anyone is shocked that Matt DiBenedetto is out of a ride for the 2022 season at the moment, here’s something to note: He’s been out of a ride for 2022 since October 2020. That’s when Team Penske announced that Austin Cindric would replace DiBenedetto in the Wood Brothers Racing...