Denny Hamlin leads Toyota stampede in Coca-Cola 600 qualifying
By the slimmest of margins, Denny Hamlin beat a car he owns for the Busch Light pole position in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Tyler Reddick hopes to find speed near the wall at Kansas
The consensus among NASCAR Cup Series drivers is that Kansas Speedway bears greatest similarity to Las Vegas when it comes to comparisons between 1.5-mile intermediate track.
Issues with left rear tires plague NASCAR Cup final practice
Lower-than-recommended tire pressures and aggressive camber combined to cause issues with left rear tires during both sessions of final NASCAR Cup Series practice on Saturday afternoon.
Christopher Bell edges Tyler Reddick for NASCAR Cup pole at Kansas
Christopher Bell became his own self-fulfilling prophecy in winning the pole position for Sunday’s AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway
Chase Elliott happy about Byron’s contract extension, not so much about practice at Darlington
Team owner Rick Hendrick has long said he’s pleased with the current driver lineup at Hendrick Motorsports.
Joey Logano steams to NASCAR Cup Series pole at Darlington
It was easy to hear the relief and elation in Joey Logano’s voice after the driver of the No. 22 Team Penske Ford put his car on the pole
Denny Hamlin Looking Forward Not Back
With the exception of one race—a welcome victory at Richmond Raceway—Denny Hamlin and his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing team have been agonizingly consistent this season.
Here’s Why Kyle Larson Missed NASCAR Hall of Fame Voting Day
Traditionally, the reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion is included in the Voting Panel for the NASCAR Hall of Fame
Custer earns first pole with charge towards the front on Bristol Dirt
Cole Custer charged from ninth to second in the first of four 15-lap qualifying heat races on Saturday to earn the pole position for Sunday night’s Food City Dirt Race
Blaney: No Bristol Dirt comparison from 2021 to 2022
To hear Ryan Blaney tell it, there’s not a lot of continuity between the Food City Dirt Race from 2021 and the one scheduled this year