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.
One win could have been a fluke. A third-place finish at Indianapolis says Joey Logano’s championship defense may finally be gaining traction.
A part-time driver walked into Indianapolis, outfoxed veterans, outran Christopher Bell and left the Cup Series wondering how bad 2027 might get.
Another fast car. Another brilliant strategy. Another Indianapolis disappointment. Kyle Larson’s season keeps finding new ways to go sideways.
The critics called him a question mark. Sunday, Bubba Wallace answered with an exclamation point.
Bubba Wallace stared down fuel fumes, Kyle Larson, and a rogue rain shower to win one of NASCAR’s crown jewels in an overtime thriller at the Brickyard.
Kyle Larson left Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday night with a new trophy and a major contribution to his NASCAR Cup Series championship legacy.
Kyle Larson stood triumphantly on the yard of bricks that marks the start-finish line at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday, basking in the adulation of the fans after clinching the NASCAR Cup series Brickyard 400.
It may have been a strong run for Bubba Wallace at Indy, putting him in reach of the Playoff cutline, but the driver of the No. 23 is critical of anything short of a win.
The aggression ramped up in the middle of the pack as the Brickyard 400 approached halfway, and it was William Byron who got the short end of the stick when it all went wrong.
With this week’s Brickyard 400 Presented by PPG at Indianapolis Motor Speedway marking the last race before a two-week sporting layoff during the Summer Olympics, most of the NASCAR Cup Series competitors can now fully concede, it is officially “go time” to secure one of the 16 Playoff positions.