Carson Kvapil has suddenly figured this winning thing out
Carson Kvapil has gone from winless wonder to back-to-back winner, stealing the lead in overtime at Iowa and putting himself firmly in the Chase picture.
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Iowa is about to become a brand-new race track. That could be good or terrible
Iowa is getting a fresh racing surface Monday, but the drivers have very different ideas about what the new asphalt should accomplish.
Chase Briscoe now owns a race team…but there’s a dirty little twist
Chase Briscoe is joining the race team owner club, buying Brent Marks Racing and putting the championship-caliber driver behind the wheel.
Haas wants young drivers to stop bringing “a bunch of fricking money”
Joe Custer says Haas sees a better business opportunity in three O’Reilly cars than adding another Cup entry—and wants drivers to earn their way up.
Blaney owns Iowa, Keselowski owns the wall and Hamlin has brake trouble
Ryan Blaney will lead Sunday’s field to green at Iowa after taking the pole, while his championship rivals endured a rather less successful Saturday
NASCAR just parked one of its most exciting moments
NASCAR’s new stage-break procedure will reduce caution laps and increase green-flag racing. It also sends one of the sport’s wildest, most entertaining moments into history.
The Clash marks the return of NASCAR’s Daytona Speedweeks
The Clash returns to Daytona in 2027, bringing the season-opening exhibition back where many fans believe it belongs.
The Joey Logano we expected may have finally arrived
One win could have been a fluke. A third-place finish at Indianapolis says Joey Logano’s championship defense may finally be gaining traction.
Todd Gilliland wins $1 million by mastering NASCAR’s weirdest game
Todd Gilliland finished 24th at Indianapolis and somehow became a millionaire. And NASCAR’s In-Season Challenge proved that sometimes the best story isn’t at the front of the field
Corey Heim kicks the welcome door off its hinges
A part-time driver walked into Indianapolis, outfoxed veterans, outran Christopher Bell and left the Cup Series wondering how bad 2027 might get.