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Christopher Bell wins pole at Kansas
Christopher Bell lives for the thrill of qualifying on intermediate speedways.
Christopher Bell lives for the thrill of qualifying on intermediate speedways.
After calling his shot and winning last Sunday’s Wurth 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Dover Motor Speedway, Denny Hamlin couldn’t ask for a better place for an encore than Kansas Speedway.
Three Hendrick Motorsports drivers—William Byron, Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott—finished 1-2-3 in Sunday’s Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway.
If it appears 21-year old Ty Gibbs is getting closer and closer to hoisting his first NASCAR Cup Series winner’s trophy, that’s because he is.
Sometimes a victory tastes sweetest when it comes as a chaser for a bitter defeat.
The vagaries of the concrete surface at Bristol Motor Speedway shocked the NASCAR Cup Series drivers during Saturday’s time trials, but Ryan Blaney was best able to deal with the changes between rounds.
Asked why simulations haven’t helped him master the short-track package on the Next Gen Cup car, Kyle Busch provided an answer more than vaguely reminiscent of a song recorded by Marvin Gaye
When Christopher Bell won last year’s spring race at Bristol Motor Speedway, he was elated to be the first true “dirt driver” to win on the red clay trucked in to cover the traditional concrete surface.
Josh Berry knew the transition from the NASCAR Xfinity Series to Cup racing wasn’t going to be easy.
If you were sitting in the sold-out grandstands at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday afternoon, you might be under the impression that Christopher Bell won the Shriners Children’s 500 in a runaway then and there.
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