Haas wants young drivers to stop bringing “a bunch of fricking money”
Joe Custer says Haas sees a better business opportunity in three O’Reilly cars than adding another Cup entry—and wants drivers to earn their way up.
Articles by Reid Spencer NASCAR Wire Service
Blaney owns Iowa, Keselowski owns the wall and Hamlin has brake trouble
Ryan Blaney will lead Sunday’s field to green at Iowa after taking the pole, while his championship rivals endured a rather less successful Saturday
NASCAR Weekend Preview: Iowa Speedway
In a season of struggle, and with the Chase approaching, William Byron could use a turnaround—and Iowa Speedway may be the perfect place to find it.
Carson Kvapil turns Indianapolis into his graduation ceremony
Carson Kvapil’s first series victory wasn’t just another win. It came at Indianapolis, left Dale Earnhardt Jr. speechless and added another chapter to JR Motorsports’ growing legend.
Hurricane Hocevar makes landfall at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Standing on pit wall as Denny Hamlin completed his qualifying lap at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Carson Hocevar raised his arms in exultation and turned to hug Spire Motorsports teammate Daniel Suarez.
Alex Bowman isn’t running from racing He’s running toward life
Alex Bowman has spent years chasing trophies. Now he’s chasing something far rarer in NASCAR—a normal life.
Bubba Wallace remembers only one thing: Winning
Memories of Becks at the Yard of Bricks are priceless, but Wallace says the only thing that truly sticks with him is the simple act of winning. This year, he’s back to do it again.
Christopher Bell discovers the most dangerous seat at Indianapolis
Christopher Bell wasn’t behind the wheel Thursday night. Didn’t matter. A flying rock found him anyway, proving dirt tracks have a wicked sense of humor.
NASCAR Weekend Preview: Indianapolis Motor Speedway & IRP
Ryan Blaney isn’t one to embrace the David vs. Goliath characterization of the final round of the NASCAR Cup Series In-Season Challenge…
Bad news NASCAR, Joey Logano has awakened
Joey Logano’s season looked headed nowhere. Then North Wilkesboro happened. If history is any guide, NASCAR just got a reminder that counting him out is a dangerous habit.