Byron thinks he still has something to prove
There’s a residue of disquiet in William Byron that a NASCAR Cup Series championship would do a lot to alleviate.
There’s a residue of disquiet in William Byron that a NASCAR Cup Series championship would do a lot to alleviate.
Those who have been following the respective careers of Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson have been waiting for this moment since both drivers graduated to the NASCAR Cup Series.
As Justin Allgaier sat in his No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet during a 28-minute red-flag period late in last Saturday’s race at Martinsville Speedway, he calculated his odds for winning the event.
Carson Hocevar doesn’t consider his flat tire an omen.
Tyler Reddick’s path to the title race is arguably more complex than that of any other competitor.
In all likelihood, Martin Truex Jr. must reverse his recent fortunes—or misfortunes, more precisely—and win Sunday’s Xfinity 500
Likely needing a victory in Sunday’s Xfinity 500 to qualify for the NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4, Martin Truex Jr. took the first step in the right direction on Saturday.
After running what he termed “one of the dirtiest laps I’ve ever had in practice,” Tyler Reddick got just what he needed in Saturday’s subsequent qualifying session at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.
William Byron is less concerned about the opponents he sees on the race track..
For Christopher Bell, Friday’s NASCAR Cup Series qualifying session brought an unprecedented accomplishment.