Kyle Busch glad to not be the villain anymore
Kyle Busch grinned and acknowledged that this season, his former teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, Denny Hamlin, has essentially replaced him as the series’ resident “villain.”
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
Even Denny Hamlin admits this could be his year
Denny Hamlin has advanced into the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs’ Round of 12 for the 10th consecutive season.
For William Byron it’s like Christmas
William Byron’s NASCAR Cup Series-leading five victories in 2023 are a career high
NASCAR Weekend Preview: Texas Motor Speedway
The NASCAR Cup Series Playoff contenders show up at Texas Motor Speedway for Sunday’s AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400 so competitively balanced even they can’t predict an odds-on favorite as they start the Playoffs’ three-race Round of 12.
Austin Hill knows who he will have to beat for NASCAR Xfinity title
Austin Hill earned the Xfinity Regular Season Championship last week at Kansas Speedway saying, “It just shows no matter how tough the battle is and how tough the uphill climb is we never quite fighting.”
John Hunter Nemechek is focused on the goal at hand
John Hunter Nemechek will still start the Playoffs ranked atop the leader board courtesy of his series-best six victories in 2023.
Justin Allgaier isn’t sure if experience is a plus or minus
The NASCAR Xfinity Series veteran and perennial championship contender Justin Allgaier said Tuesday that sometimes being that experienced competitor works against him.
Parker Kligerman is riding momentum of securing final Playoff spot
Parker Kligerman goes into the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs on a high-momentum finish to the regular season.
First Timer: Bubba Wallace clinches spot in NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs
With a long line of congratulatory crew members and his proud wife Amanda waiting for a high-five and kisses respectively, Bubba Wallace climbed out of his No. 23 23XI Racing Toyota on Daytona International Speedway pit road Saturday night, turned toward his car, bowed his head and paused.
The heat is on as NASCAR heads back to Daytona
In so many ways, it’s especially fitting that the NASCAR Cup Series holds its perpetually dramatic regular season finale to set the 16-driver Playoff field at the sport’s most legendary track, Daytona International Speedway.