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.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
Brad Keselowski now a boy dad
Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing owner/driver Brad Keselowski missed Saturday’s pole qualifying session.
Aric Almirola not sad his fulltime career is over
Aric Almirola will be making his final start this weekend as a fulltime competitor.
Bubba Wallace does not get starstruck
Bubba Wallace is hoping to close out what he considers his most accomplished season with a victory on Sunday.
Ross Chastain’s Phoenix weekend has a decidedly different feel
A year ago this week, Trackhouse Racing driver Ross Chastain was preparing to make his Championship 4 debut.
Kevin Harvick bids farewell, looks forward to new chapter
Kevin Harvick was smiling as he came into the Phoenix Raceway Media Center for the final pre-race press conference of his NASCAR Cup Series championship career.
Cole Custer brings experience, and confidence to Xfinity Championship race
Even at just 25-years old, Stewart-Haas Racing driver Cole Custer is used to the NASCAR championship weekend vibes and expectations.
Corey Heim hoping continue his regular-season dominance into Truck Series title
NASCAR Truck Series Regular Season Champion Corey Heim insisted Thursday morning there is no absolute clear-cut championship favorite among the four drivers racing for the big trophy Friday night.
NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4 owners have high expectations and championship plans
This year’s championship-eligible team owners Rick Hendrick, Joe Gibbs and Roger Penske – have 22 NASCAR Cup Series championships among their teams.
Martin Truex Jr. wins Homestead pole
Martin Truex Jr. is raising his NASCAR Cup Series Playoff game at just the right time.