NASCAR Weekend Preview: Michigan International Speedway
The two season-long NASCAR Cup Series championship leaders, Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin arrive at Michigan International Speedway for Sunday’s FireKeepers Casino 400.
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First He Jumped the Start. Then He Won the Race.
Denny Hamlin overcame a penalty, survived 11 cautions and outlasted a night of exploding brake rotors and battered race cars to win NASCAR’s wildest race of the season.
Bubba Wallace Can’t Seem to Escape Being NASCAR’s Accidental Villain
Bubba Wallace’s third DNF of the season came after another wreck he didn’t start, but that may not stop him from becoming the target of criticism once again.
Trackhouse’s Nashville Nightmare Came Without Warning
Trackhouse couldn’t catch a break—sorry—a brake, Sunday night.
Forty Is Calling. Justin Allgaier Isn’t Listening
For 20 unforgettable laps at Nashville Superspeedway, 18-year-old Brent Crews traded blows with one of NASCAR’s best. Justin Allgaier left with the trophy, but both drivers left with something to remember.
NASCAR Continues to Mourn Kyle Busch as the Next Generation Shows the Way Forward
From Daniel Suarez’s emotional victory tribute to a young racer’s victory bow and an unexpected hug, NASCAR continued honoring Kyle Busch in Nashville.
Corey Heim Has Been Given NASCAR’s Golden Ticket
Denny Hamlin says patience will pay off as Corey Heim prepares to take the next step in his NASCAR career with 23XI Racing.
Tyler Reddick Is Treating the NASCAR Field Like a Rearview Mirror
With five wins and a 122-point advantage, Tyler Reddick has become NASCAR’s benchmark, but he insists his team can’t afford to relax.
Shane van Gisbergen has Stopped Being an Oval Tourist
Known for conquering road courses, Shane van Gisbergen is quietly building a résumé on NASCAR’s oval tracks that has him climbing the championship standings.
Rain Gifts Denny Hamlin Nashville Pole
Intermittent light rain showers forced the cancellation of Saturday’s NASCAR Cup Series Busch Light Pole Qualifying at Nashville Superspeedway.