Chase Elliott more than ready to start 2024
There are few drivers on the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series grid more eager for a season re-start than 2020 NASCAR Cup Series champion Chase Elliott.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
Chase Elliott takes home “Most Popular Driver” Award
For the sixth consecutive season, Hendrick Motorsports driver Chase Elliott was selected as the National Motorsports Press Association “Most Popular Driver”.
Kevin Harvick has a new ‘retirement’ project
Now retired from full-time NASCAR Cup Series racing after accumulating 60 victories in the premier division, Kevin Harvick is set to begin a new career as a full-time broadcaster in the FOX Sports booth.
Ty Gibbs wasn’t fully satisfied with his first NASCAR Cup season
Ty Gibbs showed up a the NASCAR Awards Banquet smiling and ready to receive his 2023 NASCAR Cup Series Sunoco Rookie of the Year trophy.
NASCAR announces new seven-year media rights agreements
NASCAR announced a major media rights deal Wednesday afternoon during the sport’s annual Champion’s Week in Nashville.
NASCAR arrives to begin Champion’s Week in Nashville
For the fourth year, the always-anticipated NASCAR Awards celebration returns to Nashville this week to officially crown the sport’s series champions.
NASCAR announces new name and 2024 schedule for Canada Series
NASCAR announced Tuesday several impactful changes to usher in the 2024 NASCAR Canada Series season from a series name change to a broadened race schedule to a new general manager.
Ryan Blaney is a champion for everyone
A dozen years ago, Ryan Blaney showed up at the post-NASCAR Championship Weekend Media Day at a fancy hotel in Miami’s South Beach dressed in a pressed white Team Penske button down and pressed black pants.
Denny Hamlin grades his season B+
Perpetual NASCAR Cup Series championship favorite Denny Hamlin will not be among the four drivers competing for the 2023 title Sunday afternoon.
Chase Elliott not where he wanted to be
It was certainly not the “typical” season for longtime fan favorite and 2020 NASCAR Cup Series champion Chase Elliott.