Six months without a win was apparently long enough. Tyler Reddick used two tires, one perfectly timed restart and a little aggression to reclaim Victory Lane while the Chase standings went completely bonkers.
Love won by 0.128 seconds, took a 36-point championship lead and left Phoenix grinning. Three races remain, and the next one takes place at Talladega. What could possibly go wrong?
Christopher Bell says he and Kyle Larson aren’t friends. After years of battling for trophies on dirt and asphalt, apparently mutual respect is quite enough.
Last week, Kaden Honeycutt watched Layne Riggs celebrate. Friday night at Phoenix, Honeycutt got his revenge, won his fourth race of the season and padded his championship lead.
Those chasing Kyle Larson for the NASCAR Cup Series championship might be tempted to look with dismay at the respective career statistics of the top competitors at Phoenix Raceway…
Christopher Bell nearly stole the show on the final lap, but Chase Briscoe held his nerve, his line and the checkered flag in a Charlotte thriller.
Samantha Busch delivered a heartbreaking promise to her late husband. Then 11-year-old Brexton climbed into a Cup car and gave Charlotte one final taste of Rowdy.
The two men at the top of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series standings arrived at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Friday night with very different agendas.
Friday in Charlotte, the life and legacy of Kyle Busch began to receive the kind of celebration that a career like his deserves.
NASCAR Cup Chase drivers come to Charlotte chasing wins Despite Kyle Larson’s domination of the first half of the NASCAR Cup Series Chase presented by […]