Cole Custer’s performance on the race track—specifically, seven victories this year in the NASCAR Xfinity Series—helped earn the 21-year-old from Ladera Ranch, Calif., a full-time ride in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series
A stern, non-nonsense conversation at the start of the season apparently did the trick, where Cole Custer was concerned.
In his 100th NASCAR Xfinity Series start, Cole Custer conquered the Monster Mile.
As Cole Custer tries to break a tie for the lead in NASCAR Xfinity Series victories, he expects the draft to be an important factor in Saturday’s Indiana 250 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
It looked like more of the same at Darlington Raceway for driver Denny Hamlin—until post-race inspection happened.
After completing 11 laps in opening NASCAR Xfinity Series practice, Cole Custer rocketed down the hill into Turn 1 at Watkins Glen International.
Christopher Bell was dominant in the daytime, but when the sun set over Kentucky Speedway on Friday, Cole Custer turned out the lights on his NASCAR Xfinity Series competition.
For the vast majority of Saturday’s Camping World 300 at Chicagoland Speedway it looked like another non-too-subtle reminder of how good the NASCAR Xfinity Series triumphant trio has been
Cole Custer led 59 laps from the pole and, at one point in Saturday’s Pocono Green 250, held a lead of more than 13 seconds.
Cole Custer said on Friday afternoon that his No. 00 Stewart-Haas Racing NASCAR Xfinity Series team might be ready to peak in time for the Playoffs.