The legendary box office champ paid tribute to the 1991 NASCAR epic by sharing a series of rare production photographs.

And with its arrival, rumors are flying about another potential racing movie that could be in the works -- Days of Thunder 2, a sequel to the 1990 NASCAR film starring Tom Cruise. Jerry Bruckheimer, ...

A follow-up to the 1990 Tom Cruise NASCAR movie is in development, report says, but will it be able to avoid all the motorsports movie cliches?

Days Of Thunder's depiction of NASCAR involves a lot of Confederate flags. There's a scene where a very prominent Tom Cruise appendage is groped by a woman disguised as a police officer.

The 1990 film made Daytona Beach and the Speedway characters of their own, starring Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman and more. Check out these photos.

Watching 25 years later, if I'm being honest Days of Thunder feels dated --and not in that fun way movies like the OG Top Gun are dated. Yes, the racing in the movie is flashy, but the pacing of ...

``Rubbin', son, is racin','' or so said Harry Hogge to a worldwide audience in the summer of 1990, when NASCAR was a niche, regional sport that had yet to pique much mainstream interest. Tom ...

NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon wants a “Days of Thunder” sequel and said at Daytona International Speedway that he's been in touch with the Hollywood actor about making the project come to life.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon wants a “Days of Thunder” sequel and said at Daytona International Speedway that he's been in touch with the Hollywood actor about making the project come to life.

Days of Thunder was revolutionary, as it foresaw the future of the sport where cookie cutter tracks all started to look the same. OK, so maybe only diehard fans and total psychos would take issue ...

NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon wants a “Days of Thunder” sequel and said at Daytona International Speedway that he's been in touch with the Hollywood actor about making the project come to life.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — "Rubbin', son, is racin'," or so said Harry Hogge to a worldwide audience in the summer of 1990, when NASCAR was a niche, regional sport that had yet to pique much ...