Justin Allgaier had already survived two skirmishes and muscled his way to the front of the Daytona 500. Then he threw a late block on Denny Hamlin—and Daytona responded by rearranging 20 cars at once.
Brandon Jones turned Kansas Speedway into his own playground, while Justin Allgaier turned dominance into disaster.
Wallace and Reddick need Kansas comebacks while Larson looks nearly unstoppable.
The Next Gen car may have widened the tech gap, but for JRM, it created a sweet spot for independence—and wins.
Justin Allgaier joked before the start of Saturday’s Tennessee Lottery 250 that he needed to win his second NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Nashville Superspeedway so he could earn another guitar trophy.
It was Kyle Larson’s race to lose in Miami.
Justin Allgaier earned the ultimate redemption for last week’s heartbreak in Phoenix where he led until Overtime by driving his car into Las Vegas victory lane ahead of same driver who won last week.
For the first time in its existence, JR Motorsports—a team that has spent years dominating NASCAR’s lower ranks—finally took the plunge into the big leagues. […]
After nearly 25 years in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, JR Motorsports (JRM) is finally making its much-anticipated leap to the Cup Series in 2025.
Chase Elliott continued his dominance as NASCAR’s most popular driver, claiming the 2024 National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA) Most Popular Driver Award in the Cup Series for a seventh consecutive year.