Logano screws up, wins pole for Charlotte ROVAL
Joey Logano wasn’t pleased with the way he negotiated the final chicane at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.
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Ross Chastain says he needs to stop ‘messing up’
A quick glance at Ross Chastain’s results over the summer months might lead you to believe that the No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet has fallen off in the performance department.
Bristol holds a special place for Chase Elliott
Long before he started racing in the NASCAR Cup Series, Chase Elliott developed a special affinity for Bristol Motor Speedway and the Bass Pro Shops Night Race.
Aric Almirola nips Ryan Blaney for Bristol Night Race pole
A Ford driver hadn’t won a pole position at Bristol Motor Speedway in more than 10 years
Kyle Larson, Hendrick Motorsports sign contract extension
Kyle Larson will drive for Hendrick Motorsports through 2026 with HendrickCars.com as his sponsor, the team announced Friday.
Tyler Reddick rides high with NASCAR Cup pole-winning run at Kansas
During Saturday’s qualifying session at Kansas Speedway, NASCAR Cup Series drivers soon migrated to the top of the track—which was fine with notorious rim rider Tyler Reddick.
Daniel Suarez won’t soon forget Darlington incident involving Christopher Bell
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Christopher Bell acknowledged Saturday at Kansas he made a mistake at Darlington that adversely affected Daniel Suarez at Darlington Raceway last […]
The balance of power may have shifted at Kansas Speedway
When the NASCAR Cup Series visited Kansas Speedway on May 15, Toyota drivers dominated.
NASCAR Cup Playoff rookies ready to go deep
A quarter of this year’s NASCAR Cup Series 16-driver Playoff field will be competing for the season prize for the first time
Kyle Larson knows they have ‘all the parts and pieces to get it done’
While the majority of drivers in Thursday’s Playoff Media Day fully conceded there was no single overwhelming pick to win the season trophy. All of them—from weekly frontrunners to new Playoff drivers—were able to make a case for being legitimate title favorites.