Darlington delivered a statement-making start to the NASCAR Playoffs. Chase Briscoe held off Tyler Reddick in a clean but fierce showdown, proving he and the
Daytona delivered more than just a thrilling cutoff race. Ryan Blaney took the win in dramatic fashion, but the real shocker came before the green
Austin Dillon left Richmond with more than just a trophy, he left with redemption. After last year’s controversial win, the three car stormed to victory
Shane van Gisbergen put on an absolute clinic at Watkins Glen, scoring his fifth career win and fourth of the season in crushing fashion. This
Kaden Honeycutt’s world just flipped upside down in 24 hours, losing a race on a controversial call, dropped mid-season by his Truck team, and suddenly
William Byron wins a chaotic fuel mileage showdown, but Brad Keselowski had the car to beat. This wasn’t your typical Sunday drive — a storm
A legal war, a media power shift, and a schedule shakeup all hit the NASCAR world at once. From charters in courtrooms to Chicagoland’s resurrection
Bubba Wallace just pulled off the biggest win of his career—and maybe the biggest moment in 23XI Racing’s short history. After a rain-shortened, strategy-heavy Brickyard
Austin Hill has landed himself in the middle of yet another firestorm, and this one might not be easy to talk his way out of.
The in-season challenge at Dover just delivered its strangest twist yet. Four drivers entered the semifinals, but only two could survive. One was a longshot