With his third victory of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season, John Hunter Nemechek reaffirmed Kyle Busch Motorsports’ mastery of 1.5-mile intermediate tracks on Friday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Chase Elliott proved that he is NASCAR’s current king of the road courses Sunday, wet or dry
Kyle Busch essentially went to school Saturday afternoon
Todd Gilliland was so fast and so determined out front in Saturday’s Toyota Tundra 225 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race his own team had to remind him to slow down and take care of his tires
Rick Hendrick has seen, and been through a lot, in his 71 years on the planet.
When Alex Bowman took over as the driver of the No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet, he was well aware he had some big shoes to fill.
Stewart-Haas Racing driver Aric Almirola had another hard meeting with a wall Sunday.
After steadily making his way forward for most of the race, reigning NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Austin Cindric wrangled the lead from Justin Allgaier with 51 laps remaining and then checked out on the field to claim his third trophy of the season in Saturday’s Drydene 200.
For much of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup series Goodyear 400 at Darlington it seemed to be Martin Truex Jr.’s world, everyone else was just living in it.
Martin Truex Jr. wouldn’t be denied, again.