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.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
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
NASCAR Weekend Preview: EchoPark Speedway & Lime Rock Park
What looked to perhaps be a runaway in the point standings for Daytona 500 winner Tyler Reddick, has now become a compelling competitive duel…
One Final Lap Changed Everything for Austin Hill and RCR
Austin Hill chased down the leaders in the closing laps and delivered a win that hit harder than anyone expected.
If Shane Van Gisbergen is the Favorite, Kyle Larson Didn’t Get the Email
Practice at Naval Base Coronado opened with SVG expectations and ended with Larson leading a speed chart nobody expected.
Tyler Reddick has Stopped Looking in the Mirror and Started Looking for Denny Hamlin
A 100-point cushion has become a 19-point problem, and suddenly NASCAR’s points leader is talking less about winning and more about surviving.
Kevin Magnussen Brings Formula One Credentials to NASCAR’s School of Hard Knocks
The former Haas F1 driver makes his Cup Series debut Sunday knowing full well NASCAR racers don’t send polite warning letters.
NASCAR Weekend Preview: San Diego Street Course
From oceanside events atop famous aircraft carriers to drivers taking in the world-renowned San Diego Zoo, NASCAR’s debut in Southern California is the talk of the town.
The Chase Is On and Denny Hamlin Has Found the Flamethrower
Ten races remain before NASCAR resets the board, and suddenly Tyler Reddick’s once-comfortable points lead looks about as secure as lawn furniture in a hurricane.