Christopher Bell secured his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series win in a dramatic EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of The Americas. After battling Kyle Busch, William Byron, and Tyler Reddick in the closing laps, Bell crossed the finish line 0.433 seconds ahead of Byron. Continue reading Christopher Bell Claims Second Straight Victory in COTA Thriller
Eighteen-year-old Connor Zilisch’s NASCAR Cup debut ended prematurely when he collided with teammate Daniel Suarez’s spinning car at Circuit of the Americas. Despite starting 14th, facing a first-lap flat tire, and briefly holding the race’s fastest lap, the Xfinity race winner couldn’t avoid the smoke-filled incident. Continue reading Connor Zilisch’s Cup Debut Ends in Dramatic Crash at COTA
NASCAR’s Carson Hocevar scored a career-best second place in Atlanta’s Ambetter Health 400, but his aggressive driving drew fierce criticism from veterans. Ryan Blaney called him “a moron” after being spun from fifth place, while Kyle Busch threatened retaliation, creating tension that overshadowed Hocevar’s milestone finish for Spire Motorsports. Continue reading Hocevar’s Career-Best Finish at Atlanta Sparks Heated Controversy
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
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
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?
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Busch will return to Spire Motorsports for five NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series races in 2025, beginning with his FR8 208 title defense at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Fresh off two victories with the team in 2024, Busch aims to add to his record-setting 66 Truck Series wins. Continue reading Kyle Busch Returns to Spire Motorsports for Five-Race Truck Series Schedule
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