
Penske Leaves Vegas with the Odds Stacked Against Them
The Round of 8 is a three-horse race. Sure, there are eight drivers, but they come from just three teams.
The Round of 8 is a three-horse race. Sure, there are eight drivers, but they come from just three teams.
Denny Hamlin, NASCAR’s favorite villain, finally dropped the act in Vegas — and the crowd actually loved him for it.
Ryan Blaney’s right-front tire had one job — and it spectacularly failed at it.
Connor Zilisch gave it everything he had at Las Vegas, but once again the 1.5-mile win got away — this time thanks to a part-time racer who refuses to age gracefully.
Legacy Motor Club may be out of the Playoffs, but Erik Jones and John Hunter Nemechek aren’t ready to fade into the background—or stay out of anyone’s way.
After another dramatic NASCAR Cup Series Playoff elimination race last week, eight drivers move on to vie for the championship as the title chase moves forward with Sunday’s South Point 400 at the always thrilling 1.5-mile Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Joey Logano didn’t just survive the Roval—he escaped it like a man slipping out of handcuffs underwater.
The Charlotte ROVAL was supposed to trim the playoff field. Instead, it set fire to it and kicked it down the stairs.
Connor Zilisch led 61 laps and survived overtime to hit 10 wins as the Xfinity playoffs turned into a game of musical chairs — with four drivers left standing outside.
The strangest boss-employee relationship in sports just got stranger: Hamlin wrecked Wallace, then left him hanging all week until Charlotte.