Field of 16 drivers poised to kick off NASCAR’s Playoffs in Las Vegas
The 16-driver Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoff field was set Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
The 16-driver Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoff field was set Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
For the first time in its history the NASCAR Cup playoffs will not have Jimmie Johnson among the contenders.
William Byron was a visible mixture of raw excitement and tempered enthusiasm Saturday morning before the opening round of practice.
Kyle Busch walked around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway garage Friday afternoon feeling equal parts ambitious and already highly accomplished.
While it was a dramatic Bojangles’ Southern 500 on several levels Sunday night – from the challenging weather to the challenging competition on track – the Playoff picture with one race to set the final two positions of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup playoff field remains as intriguing as it could possibly be.
With roughly 40 laps left in the Aug. 17 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway, Matt DiBenedetto held a 1.6-second lead over second-place Denny Hamlin when DiBenedetto caught Ryan Newman’s No. 6 Ford, the last car on the lead lap.
He’s a lame duck, a soon to be former employee of Leavine Family Racing.
If positive energy and the right mindset alone were enough to land Clint Bowyer in the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, the Stewart-Haas Racing driver would be leading the championship charge.
Tight-racing, hot tempers and amazing finishes typically characterize the annual Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway night race
Jimmie Johnson never really had a chance to show what he could do at Michigan International Speedway