The Joey Logano we expected may have finally arrived
One win could have been a fluke. A third-place finish at Indianapolis says Joey Logano’s championship defense may finally be gaining traction.
Articles by Greg Engle
Todd Gilliland wins $1 million by mastering NASCAR’s weirdest game
Todd Gilliland finished 24th at Indianapolis and somehow became a millionaire. And NASCAR’s In-Season Challenge proved that sometimes the best story isn’t at the front of the field
Corey Heim kicks the welcome door off its hinges
A part-time driver walked into Indianapolis, outfoxed veterans, outran Christopher Bell and left the Cup Series wondering how bad 2027 might get.
Kyle Larson versus Indianapolis is becoming a very one-sided fight
Another fast car. Another brilliant strategy. Another Indianapolis disappointment. Kyle Larson’s season keeps finding new ways to go sideways.
IRP gets Rigged again
Layne Riggs led 198 of 200 laps Friday night at IRP, turning what should have been a Truck Series race into another one-man exhibition.
Alex Bowman begins NASCAR’s long goodbye
Alex Bowman will get one final season with Hendrick Motorsports before stepping away from full-time NASCAR racing, ending one of the sport’s most quietly successful careers.
Shane van Gisbergen is quietly becoming NASCAR’s newest oval problem
Shane van Gisbergen’s fifth-place finish wasn’t the biggest story Sunday. The way he earned it might have been.
North Wilkesboro and Joey Logano renew their vows
Only six cars finished on the lead lap as North Wilkesboro reminded everyone why it’s one of NASCAR’s great survival tests. Joey Logano passed with honors.
Bubba Wallace’s Atlanta argument ends with visit to NASCAR hauler and three words
He crossed the line thinking he’d finished second. Half an hour later, he walked away with just three words: “A penalty is a penalty.”
Atlanta pulled an all-nighter so did Ryan Blaney
The race didn’t end until nearly 2 a.m., but the wait was worth it as Blaney escaped another Atlanta classic.