NASCAR Weekend Preview Martinsville Speedway
As competitive as the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs have already been, it’s safe to say the intensity will step up a notch or two on Sunday
As competitive as the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs have already been, it’s safe to say the intensity will step up a notch or two on Sunday
A quartet of Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series drivers shook down Charlotte Motor Speedway’s 1.5-mile oval in a Goodyear tire test on Tuesday.
With a handful of laps left in a pitched battle between Chase Elliott and Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson joined the party.
Below the Playoff cut line entering Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway, Ryan Blaney made a concerted run toward advancing to the Round of 8.
Brad Keselowski desperately needed a caution in a race that produced only three—for two stage finishes and a blown engine.
All season long the focus has been on NASCAR’s “Big Three”. Three drivers who won a majority of the races and were picked by many to be among the four championship contenders at Homestead.
Chase Elliott held off the best of the best Sunday keeping Kyle Busch at bay in the closing laps to win the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway.
John Hunter Nemechek grabbed his first NASCAR Xfinity Series victory in a race that threw the championship battle into chaos.
Playoff driver Joey Logano bucked conventional wisdom with his pole-winning run in Friday’s knockout qualifying session.
Fast, but not fast enough.