[3] The sites also hosts pictures of the paint schemes used by teams throughout that year, television schedules and tributes to deceased drivers.

[4] On December 3, 1999,[6] Adamczyk quit his job as a computer programmer for the Federal Aviation Administration to work on the site full-time.

[7] That freed Adamczyk from several business commitments (such as advertising),[9] and enabled him to focus solely on creating content,[9] and hosting external links to newspaper and magazine stories on the NASCAR world.

[17] The move was part of a wider exodus from NASCAR for ESPN, which also let go of reporters Ricky Craven and Bob Pockrass over the 2019 offseason.

[19] The domain of jayski.com was acquired back from ESPN in April 2019, and a partial site was rolled out while the search for a new web host partner began.