Three wins aren’t enough for Martin Truex Jr.
Fresh off his third victory of the season last weekend, Martin Truex Jr. could understandably carry a little swagger into Pocono (Pa.) Raceway
Fresh off his third victory of the season last weekend, Martin Truex Jr. could understandably carry a little swagger into Pocono (Pa.) Raceway
Pocono Raceway has long been regarded as one of the most challenging stops on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series schedule, young drivers have shown a propensity in mastering the challenge.
Martin Truex Jr. survived an early brush with the outside wall and a frenetic restart with five laps left to win Sunday.
It’s almost as if Charlotte Motor Speedway owed something to Tyler Reddick.
As if racing in NASCAR’s longest event in 90 degree heat wasn’t tough enough.
Daniel Hemric hasn’t had a lot of press in 2019.
One of Martin Truex Jr.’s fondest memories is the whipping he put on the rest of the field in the 2016 Coca-Cola 600.
William Byron turned a lap in 29.440 seconds (183.424 mph) in his No. 24 Chevy to win the pole position for Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600.
Last Saturday night, after transferring from the Monster Energy Open, Kyle Larson held off Kevin Harvick to win $1 million
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. ran one Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race in 2011