Category: CUP Series

Craftsman Truck Series, CUP Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

NASCAR Announces Nominees for 2025 Hall of Fame Class and Landmark Award

NASCAR revealed the nominees for the Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025 and the Landmark Award for Outstanding Contributions. Greg Biffle, Randy Dorton, and Jack Sprague lead the Modern Era ballot, while “Mr. Modified” Ray Hendrick and Bob Welborn headline the Pioneer ballot. The Landmark Award recognizes safety innovator Dr. Dean Sicking and others for their contributions. Voting results will be announced on May 21. Continue reading NASCAR Announces Nominees for 2025 Hall of Fame Class and Landmark Award

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CUP Series, NASCAR

Chaos Reigns as Tyler Reddick Steals Talladega Victory

Tyler Reddick won the Talladega Superspeedway race in a thrilling last-second victory after leaders Michael McDowell and Brad Keselowski crashed on the final lap. Reddick seized the opportunity, resulting in a chaotic multi-car wreck behind him. Co-owner Michael Jordan celebrated euphorically, while Toyota teams’ strategy backfired. Next race: Würth 400 at Dover. Continue reading Chaos Reigns as Tyler Reddick Steals Talladega Victory

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CUP Series, Local Racing, NASCAR

Kyle Busch Enters Mega $40,000 to Win Short Track Event at Oxford Plains

NASCAR superstar Kyle Busch is pulling out all the stops for his next short track challenge. Officials from the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and Oxford Plains Speedway announced today that the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion is entering the inaugural All That’s Metal Celebration of America 300 on July 2-3. The race carries a massive $40,000 prize to the winner. “A few of us … Continue reading Kyle Busch Enters Mega $40,000 to Win Short Track Event at Oxford Plains

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CUP Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

Mayhem at ‘Dega: What to Watch for in NASCAR’s Talladega Weekend Races

This weekend at Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR fans can expect high-stakes racing with unpredictability. The Cup Series race features contenders seeking their first Talladega win, while the Xfinity Series race presents an opportunity for surprise winners among championship leaders who have struggled at the track. Intense pack racing at over 200 mph promises an exhilarating weekend. Continue reading Mayhem at ‘Dega: What to Watch for in NASCAR’s Talladega Weekend Races

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CUP Series, NASCAR

Chase Elliott Prevails in Dramatic Texas Overtime

Chase Elliott claimed his first NASCAR Cup Series victory of the 2024 season in dramatic fashion, holding off the field in a thrilling double overtime finish in Sunday’s Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. The 2020 Cup champion and perennial Most Popular Driver earned his first win in 42 races dating back to October 2022 by surviving a wild closing stretch that included … Continue reading Chase Elliott Prevails in Dramatic Texas Overtime

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Craftsman Truck Series, CUP Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

NASCAR Weekend Preview: Texas Motor Speedway

This weekend, the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series head to Texas Motor Speedway. Kyle Larson leads the Cup Series, while Chandler Smith leads the Xfinity Series. In the Truck Series, Ty Majeski leads by a narrow margin. With no dominant force yet in 2024, new winners may emerge in each series at this demanding track. Continue reading NASCAR Weekend Preview: Texas Motor Speedway

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CUP Series, NASCAR

Historic 1-2-3 Finish for Hendrick Motorsports at Martinsville

On Sunday, William Byron led Hendrick Motorsports to a historic 1-2-3 finish at Martinsville Speedway, marking the team’s 29th win at the track. Byron’s early pit strategy and fresh tires proved crucial in securing the victory. The milestone win coincided with the team’s 40th anniversary in NASCAR, celebrated in the absence of owner Rick Hendrick but with Jeff Gordon in attendance. Continue reading Historic 1-2-3 Finish for Hendrick Motorsports at Martinsville

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CUP Series, NASCAR

Lucas Oil Doubles Down on Kyle Busch with Increased 2024 Sponsorship

Lucas Oil expands partnership with Richard Childress Racing and ECR Engines to sponsor multiple races for Kyle Busch’s No. 8 Chevrolet in the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season, starting at Martinsville Speedway on April 8th. The collaboration has already resulted in victories and technical support, extending to the Busch family’s racing endeavors. Busch aims for further success with 63 career Cup wins and eyes a third championship in 2024. Continue reading Lucas Oil Doubles Down on Kyle Busch with Increased 2024 Sponsorship

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Craftsman Truck Series, CUP Series, NASCAR, Xfinity Series

NASCAR Heads to Martinsville’s Paperclip for Action-Packed Weekend

This weekend, the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and CRAFTSMAN Truck Series will thrill fans at Martinsville Speedway. Denny Hamlin leads the Cup Series, while Chandler Smith aims for another win in the Xfinity Series. The Truck Series will feature the debut of Cam Waters and Matt Crafton’s 550th start. Exciting races await! Continue reading NASCAR Heads to Martinsville’s Paperclip for Action-Packed Weekend

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CUP Series, NASCAR

Richard Childress Racing Shakes Up Competition Personnel

Richard Childress Racing made significant personnel changes to enhance their NASCAR Cup Series program, appointing Justin Alexander as the new crew chief for Austin Dillon and the No. 3 team, replacing Keith Rodden. The reorganization aims to strengthen RCR’s Cup program and secure playoff spots for their teams. Joel Keller has also been named the new lead engineer for the No. 3 team. Continue reading Richard Childress Racing Shakes Up Competition Personnel

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