NASCAR CEO O’Donnell confirms commitment to Next Gen car
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 6, 2026, 5:05 PM
Last updated Nov 6, 2026
NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell stated that the organization is focused on modifications to the current Next Gen car model. O’Donnell dismissed the notion of an eighth-generation car being introduced to the Cup Series in the near future. This commitment comes amid ongoing discussions about performance upgrades and fan engagement. The current model was designed to enhance competitive racing, and the league aims to refine it further before considering any new vehicles.
- •Steve O’Donnell reaffirms focus on Next Gen car enhancements
- •No plans for an eighth-generation car in the Cup Series soon
- •Ongoing discussions on performance upgrades and fan engagement
- •Current model still aimed at enhancing competitive racing
- 5:05 PMRacer — CEO O’Donnell says NASCAR remains committed to Next Gen car
"NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell dismissed the idea of a eighth-generation car coming to the Cup Series anytime soon, saying the focus remains on any modifications to the current model.
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