Ryan Blaney won the inaugural Monster Energy NASCAR Cup series Roval 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway Sunday but was third coming to the checkered flag.
Chase Briscoe made the most of pit strategy that put him out front during Saturday’s inaugural NASCAR Xfinity Series race
The barrier at the exit from the backstretch chicane (Turns 11 and 12) at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course was a different type of Tire Dragon.
Mission accomplished for Christopher Bell.
Kurt Busch and his No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford crashed the Chevrolet party Friday.
If opening practice was an indication, Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at the Charlotte Road Course might be even more chaotic than predicted.
Thirty-four years ago, team owner Richard Childress installed a driver from Kannapolis, N.C.—Dale Earnhardt—as the full-time occupant of the No. 3 Chevrolet.
In 2017, Ryan Preece placed a sizable bet on himself. On Friday at Charlotte Motor Speedway, he cashed the winning ticket.
Only four points separate 12th place Ryan Blaney and 13th place Clint Bowyer heading into the season’s first Cup Series Playoff elimination race