Kyle Busch would love another championship no matter the team
Richard Childress Racing has long been one of the marquee teams in the NASCAR Cup Series.
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William Byron has previous victories at five Playoff tracks
Of William Byron’s nine career victories, five have come at tracks that appear in the 10-race NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, starting with Darlington, which hosts the postseason-opening Cook Out Southern 500 on Sunday
Former NASCAR Cup champion Kurt Busch announces retirement from competition
Kurt Busch, the first NASCAR champion crowned in the Playoff era, announced his retirement from Cup Series competition in a social media post on Saturday before taking questions from reporters in the Daytona International Speedway media center.
Bubba Wallace knows no one is safe until the checkered flag at Daytona
Entering Saturday night’s Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway, Bubba Wallace considers himself in a win-or-bust situation—until he isn’t.
‘Pretty surreal’ as Reddick returns to Indy as defending winner
Three of Tyler Reddick’s four career NASCAR Cup Series victories have come on road courses, but his win last year on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course stands out above the others.
Don’t dare ‘rib’ Kevin Harvick
Everyone knows auto racing can be a dangerous sport, but in Kevin Harvick’s case, it was a staircase that did the damage.
Seven different countries represented in Cup race on Indy Road Course
Drivers from seven different countries will populate the grid for Sunday’s Verizon 200 at the Brickyard.
ARCA race at IRP provides a glimpse of NASCAR’s future
Jesse Love won his seventh ARCA Menards Series of the season on Friday evening at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
Daniel Suárez grabs Cup pole at the Brickyard
Needing a strong performance on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course to bolster his Playoff hopes, Daniel Suárez got off to the best possible start on Saturday.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway didn’t exactly welcome NASCAR with open arms
Forty years before the first modern-era stock cars took to the track in anticipation of a race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, NASCAR founder “Big Bill” France was ushered ignominiously out of the Indianapolis 500 garage.