Christopher Bell captured his 10th NASCAR Cup Series victory in a dramatic overtime finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway’s Ambetter Health 400. After starting 32nd, Bell made a decisive outside move on the final restart, leading Carson Hocevar and Kyle Larson when a last-lap caution sealed his triumph on Sunday. Continue reading Bell Claims Dramatic Overtime Victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway
23XI Racing has signed Corey Heim as their first-ever development driver in a multi-year deal announced Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The 22-year-old Georgian will drive the No. 67 Toyota in select NASCAR Cup Series races with Bootie Barker as crew chief, while also competing in multiple Xfinity Series events with Sam Hunt Racing. Continue reading Corey Heim Signs Multi-Year Driver Development Contract With 23XI Racing
Austin Hill dominated the NASCAR Xfinity Series Bennett Transportation and Logistics 250 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, leading 146 of 163 laps to claim his fifth victory at the track in seven starts. The Richard Childress Racing driver secured his third straight Atlanta win and 11th career series victory, while Justin Allgaier finished second. Continue reading Austin Hill Continues Atlanta Dominance with Fifth Victory at Track
Kyle Busch captured his record eighth NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway, edging Stewart Friesen by .017 seconds in Saturday’s Fr8 Racing 208. Busch led 80 of 135 laps in his No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet en route to his 67th career series win. Continue reading Kyle Busch Claims Record Eighth Atlanta Truck Series Win in Thrilling Finish
NASCAR’s move to Amazon Prime isn’t abandoning tradition—it’s evolving to stay competitive. Just as the NFL, MLB, NHL, and NBA have adapted, NASCAR must embrace change to grow. While honoring its roots, the sport can welcome new fans and ensure its legacy thrives for future generations. Continue reading Why NASCAR on Amazon Prime Is a Step Forward—Not a Step Away from Tradition
Ryan Blaney captured his first Atlanta Motor Speedway pole and 11th of his NASCAR Cup Series career, posting a lap of 179.371 mph in his No. 12 Ford Mustang Dark Horse. Team Penske dominated qualifying with teammate Austin Cindric qualifying second and technical alliance partner Josh Berry third. Continue reading Blaney Claims Atlanta Pole as Team Penske Dominates Qualifying
Fresh off his Daytona victory, Jesse Love captured the pole for Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway with a lap of 174.724 mph. It’s Love’s third straight Atlanta pole and sixth of his career. His Richard Childress Racing teammate Austin Hill qualified second. Continue reading Jesse Love Continues Hot Start, Claims Third-Straight Atlanta Pole
Connor Mosack captured his first NASCAR National Series pole position for the Fr8 Racing 208 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, powering McAnally-Hilgemann Racing to its second straight pole at the track. Mosack’s No. 81 Chevrolet posted a 173.418 mph lap, leading a dominant qualifying session that saw the team place four trucks in the top seven positions. Continue reading Connor Mosack Claims First Career Pole at Atlanta
NASCAR has levied significant penalties against Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 19 team after discovering illegal modifications to Chase Briscoe’s spoiler following the Daytona 500. The L2-level infractions result in a 100-point deduction for both driver and team, a $100,000 fine, and a four-race suspension for crew chief James Small. Continue reading NASCAR Hands Down Major Penalty to Joe Gibbs Racing After Daytona 500
With Pitbull leaving Trackhouse Racing and Dale Earnhardt Jr. expressing interest in Cup ownership, could this be the perfect opportunity for JR Motorsports to join Trackhouse? With their existing Xfinity partnership and Trackhouse holding the No. 88 charter, the pieces are there for a potential Earnhardt-Trackhouse alliance in NASCAR’s top series. Continue reading Opinion: Could Dale Jr. and Trackhouse Racing Be the Perfect Match for Cup Ownership?
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