Justin Allgaier Becomes a Three Time Season Winner But It Wasn’t Easy
Justin Allgaier ended the day where he started – out front…
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
When Everything Else Fails Joey Logano Turns to Martinsville
If Joey Logano is going to fix his season, it will probably happen at Martinsville, where he’s been absurdly consistent for years.
NASCAR’s New Points System Has Drivers Thinking Like Accountants
NASCAR’s new points emphasis has drivers thinking less like gamblers and more like chess players, where every move—and every position—suddenly matters.
Brad Keselowski’s 600th Start isn’t a Farewell it’s a Warning
Brad Keselowski reaches 600 career starts with his team trending upward, proving this milestone might be less about history and more about timing.
NASCAR’s Off Weekend Brings Beaches Couches and Confusion
The Cup Series hits pause next week, and suddenly drivers are faced with a strange new concept: free time, and figuring out what to do with it.
Denny Hamlin Now Tied for 10th Most Poles in Cup History
Hamlin is now tied with Bobby Issac for the 10th most pole awards in Cup series history.
NASCAR Weekend Preview: Martinsville Speedway
Scoring his fourth victory in the season’s sixth race last weekend at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway, 23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick continues to set the [fast] pace for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series championship.
Four Races In and NASCAR’s Championship Picture Already Looks Like a Shaken Snow Globe
Superspeedways, road courses and a Phoenix dogfight have scrambled the standings early—and Ryan Blaney’s comeback win added another glorious layer of chaos…
NASCAR’s Road Course Specialist Is Suddenly Becoming An Oval Threat
After a rookie season highlighted by five road-course victories, Shane Van Gisbergen is beginning to show the kind of consistency on ovals that could make him a genuine championship contender.
Denny Hamlin Returns To The Scene Of One Of NASCAR’s Cruelest Plot Twists
The veteran Joe Gibbs Racing driver says he’s still a little angry at Phoenix after last year’s title-deciding race — even if, as he joked, the track itself can’t feel it.