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
William Byron navigated through multiple wrecks and weather delays to claim his second consecutive Daytona 500 victory, becoming the first back-to-back winner since Denny Hamlin in 2019-20. The historic win gave Hendrick Motorsports their record-breaking 10th Daytona 500 victory, surpassing Petty Enterprises’ previous mark. Continue reading William Byron Sneaks Through Last-Lap Wreck to Win Second Straight Daytona 500
Defending Daytona 500 champion William Byron topped Friday’s practice session with a blistering speed of 194.923 mph, leading a strong Hendrick Motorsports showing with teammate Chase Elliott in second. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was third fastest, while Front Row Motorsports impressed as Zane Smith placed sixth after Thursday’s crash repairs. Continue reading Practice #2 Results: 2025 NCS Daytona 500 at Daytona
Global superstar Pitbull has ended his partnership with Trackhouse Racing, effective immediately. No reason was given for the split, which was announced Friday afternoon. Pitbull joined the team’s ownership group in 2021, helping expand its brand beyond NASCAR’s core audience. Trackhouse now moves forward without its most high-profile backer. Continue reading Pitbull Ends Partnership with Trackhouse Racing Effective Immediately
Austin Cindric won a controversial second Daytona Duel after NASCAR ruled he was leading at the moment of caution, despite Erik Jones crossing the finish line first by 0.004 seconds. The dramatic finish featured a last-lap crash, while Corey LaJoie raced his way into Sunday’s Daytona 500. Continue reading Cindric Claims Controversial Duel Victory in Photo Finish
Bubba Wallace captured his first Daytona Duel victory on Thursday night, securing a third-place starting position for Sunday’s Daytona 500. William Byron finished second despite handling issues, while Justin Allgaier raced his way into the 500, marking JR Motorsports’ first-ever NASCAR Cup Series start. Continue reading Wallace Claims Victory in First Daytona Duel, Allgaier Races His Way Into 500
The field for the 67th Daytona 500 will be finalized in Thursday’s Bluegreen Vacations Duel at Daytona. Two 60-lap races will set the lineup behind pole winner Chase Briscoe and Austin Cindric, while seven open drivers fight for the final two spots in NASCAR’s biggest race. Drama awaits under the lights. Continue reading Starting Lineups for Daytona 500 Duel Qualifying Races
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