Another week, another pole for Ryan Blaney
Ryan Blaney won his third pole position in the last five races and 16th of his championship career Friday afternoon at Richmond Raceway.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
NASCAR made Shane van Gisbergen learn how to turn left
Shane van Gisbergen was brought to NASCAR largely because he could make road courses look silly. Now he’s learning to make ovals look considerably less terrifying.
Christopher Bell has 11 runner-up finishes. Eleven.
Christopher Bell has finished second 11 times since 2025. That sounds miserable until you look at the 2026 standings and realize all that silver is adding up.
Want to win Richmond? Denny Hamlin says don’t start first
Denny Hamlin has won Richmond five times, so he knows the place. His explanation for why pole winners rarely win there is wonderfully, brutally technical.
NASCAR Weekend Preview: Richmond Raceway
A short track Saturday night marks the next test toward the NASCAR Cup Series championship as the series moves to one of the sport’s most popular venues, Richmond (Va.) Raceway…
Atlanta served chaos for dinner and a three-way championship fight for dessert
Ryan Blaney’s dominant Atlanta win didn’t just earn a trophy. It turned what looked like a two-driver championship race into a three-man slugfest with six races left before The Chase.
Shane van Gisbergen and Austin Hill get called to the principal’s office
At some point, someone has to tell the kids to stop throwing punches. On Saturday at EchoPark Speedway, that someone was NASCAR.
Ryan Preece trolls Chris Buescher with Atlanta billboards
Most teammates borrow tools. Ryan Preece rented four interstate billboards just to make sure Chris Buescher couldn’t escape the joke.
Ryan Blaney grabs Atlanta pole. Toyota has some explaining to do
Ryan Blaney put Team Penske on the front row for Sunday night’s Quaker State 400, but the bigger surprise was who wasn’t anywhere near it: Toyota.
Lime Rock was chaos. Grant Enfinger was the guy left standing
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series turned a historic road course into a demolition derby with curbs. In the end, Grant Enfinger was the last man laughing