Championship Contenders Bring the Heat for Phoenix Finale
Throughout the country, as the NASCAR season draws to a close, the weather is getting colder and the off-season is coming. Not in Phoenix.
Throughout the country, as the NASCAR season draws to a close, the weather is getting colder and the off-season is coming. Not in Phoenix.
Corey Heim has been nearly unstoppable this season, but with one race left in Phoenix, Ty Majeski is ready to play spoiler under the desert lights.
From wrenching beside his dad to hoisting three championship trophies, Matt Crafton’s farewell lap marks the end of NASCAR’s toughest kind of racer.
William Byron didn’t just win at Martinsville — he humiliated the field and punched his third straight ticket to the Championship 4.
Two Joe Gibbs Racing Toyotas locked into the Championship 4 didn’t make it to the checkered flag at Martinsville—when both engines decided, without warning or mercy, that they were done for the day.
Taylor Gray wasn’t supposed to win at Martinsville.
Cliff Daniels has multiple options. Alan Gustafson has one.
As Sam Hunt Racing expands to two full-time cars, each with a full-time driver in 2026, Harrison Burton will join Dean Thompson on the organization’s driver roster.
The Truck Series Playoff grid is set, and Corey Heim is staring down the finale with the confidence of a man who’s already picked out his trophy shelf.
For years, those following the careers of Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell have anticipated a head-to-head matchup between the two drivers—on asphalt.