From Prom Night to the Daytona 500
Four years ago he was wandering Daytona as a fan without a pit pass. Now he’s driving the No. 88 in the biggest race in America.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
The Daytona 500 Is Still Trolling Kyle Busch
Kyle Busch has 232 national series wins, two Cup titles and more trophies than shelf space—yet the biggest race in America still refuses to cooperate.
Road Course Genius. Oval Apprentice. Same Driver.
Shane Van Gisbergen feeling optimistic about the 2026 season.
NASCAR Remembers Greg Biffle
Greg Biffle first made a name for himself in NASCAR for his incredible talent behind the wheel of a race car, but ultimately it was his big heart and generous spirit not just his ability on the race track that may have been the biggest impacts in a much-celebrated life.
A Second Championship For Larson, A Fifteenth For Hendrick, And A Night To Remember For NASCAR
Under the chandeliers of the JW Marriott in Scottsdale, Kyle Larson and NASCAR’s best traded helmets for tuxedos, delivering speeches, laughs, and a few tears as the 2025 season came to an emotional close.
Denny Hamlin’s Phoenix Pole Says What Words Don’t Have To
After 60 wins and no title, the Virginian’s qualifying run screamed louder than any press conference ever could.
Ty Majeski’s Two-Tire Bet Nearly Pays Off at Phoenix
Ty Majeski came within a heartbeat of making Truck Series history Friday night, falling just short of back-to-back titles in a Phoenix showdown for the ages.
Ten Wins or Not, Zilisch Faces His Toughest Test Yet at Phoenix
Zilisch may have ruled the season, but at Phoenix, Justin Allgaier’s experience and Jesse Love’s confidence could flip the Xfinity script.
Kyle Larson Shrugs Off ‘Favorite’ Label Ahead of Phoenix Finale
Kyle Larson isn’t buying into the ‘favorite’ talk ahead of Phoenix. The 2021 champ says all four contenders are too good for any one driver to claim an edge.
Matt Crafton’s Truck Series Reign Ends After 25 Gritty Years
From wrenching beside his dad to hoisting three championship trophies, Matt Crafton’s farewell lap marks the end of NASCAR’s toughest kind of racer.