Berry’s move to Wood Brothers made official, Childers future still uncertain
Wood Brothers Racing has tapped Josh Berry to replace Harrison Burton starting in 2025.
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Ginormous gamble has Joey Logano in the Playoffs
Joey Logano’s victory in Sunday’s historic five-overtime race at Nashville Superspeedway launched the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion into the 2024 Playoffs and with only seven regular season races remaining to decide that 16-driver Playoff field competition is getting intense.
On a Gamble and Fumes Logano wins at Nashville
It was perhaps a macrocosm of Joey Logano’s season to date. Sunday, he made a desperate gamble and running on fumes held off Tyler Reddick […]
VIDEO: Christopher Bell’s dominant day ends in disappointment after spin
Christopher Bell dominated at Nashville Superspeedway, sweeping both stages of the Ally 400 and leading a race-high 131 laps.
John Hunter Nemechek wins NASCAR Xfinity race at Nashville Speedway
John Hunter Nemechek survived a steamy hot afternoon and held off a highly-motivated field to win the Tennessee Lottery 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Nashville Superspeedway Saturday afternoon.
Hamlin says he has no rivalry with Larson
In the midst of their matching three-win seasons, Hamlin and Larson have raced hard, door-to-door often this season resulting sometimes in hard feelings and damaged race cars.
Chase Briscoe signs multi-year deal with JGR to take over No. 19 starting in 2025
Chase Briscoe will take over the No. 19 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season and beyond, the team officially announced Tuesday.
Elton Sawyer: NASCAR’s rain tires a ‘success’ at New Hampshire
The Cup Series race was extended and enlivened with wet tires on the cars for the last 80 laps, allowing the track drying to be cut and racing to be resumed before darkness fell.
Bell completes weekend sweep winning historic NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire
Neither rain nor dark of night will keep Christopher Bell from victory lane it seems.
Hometown hero Joey Logano hopes to find his own magic at the Magic Mile
Joey Logano is one of a handful of New England drivers who consider the New Hampshire mile his “home track.”