There is a certain unmistakable drive that characterizes the Daytona International Speedway which both kickstarts the NASCAR Cup Series season and then months later, serve as the regular season finale to decide which 16 of sport’s most worthy will now run for the season championship.
Daytona and North Wilkesboro return to the spotlight while San Diego, Chicagoland and a revamped Homestead show NASCAR is still willing to try something weird.
Naval Base Coronado is back in 2027, but San Diego is just the beginning of NASCAR’s plan to take stock car racing to military installations across America.
Bubba Wallace chased Ryan Blaney to within half a second before a late lockup ended his bid for a first New Hampshire victory.
Josh Berry led 73 laps at New Hampshire and finished third, his fourth straight top 10 as he quietly makes his impending Wood Brothers exit increasingly awkward.
Ryan Blaney overcame a miserable pit stop and a furious late charge from Bubba Wallace to win at Loudon for the second straight year.
Six wins belong to Layne Riggs. The final Chase spot belongs to Tyler Ankrum. And Stewart Friesen gets to spend the next four weeks wondering about Richmond.
Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano have both taken home New Hampshire’s famous lobster trophy. Now they’d like another one with a championship fight attached.
With Daytona looming and only 10 races deciding the championship, Shane van Gisbergen wants to build a cushion while Ross Chastain is trying to drive his way into the playoffs.
A 31st-place practice effort had Reddick hoping for a top-10 qualifying run. Instead, he beat Josh Berry for his 15th career pole.