
Brandon Jones Takes Pole for MillerTech Battery 250 at Pocono
Brandon Jones secured the pole position with a 54.686‑second lap, edging out Taylor Gray by just 0.06 seconds as the field prepares for the 250‑mile race.
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Brandon Jones secured the pole position with a 54.686‑second lap, edging out Taylor Gray by just 0.06 seconds as the field prepares for the 250‑mile race.

William Byron discusses the aerodynamic shift to the new Chevrolet body, the fallout from early‑season crashes, and his expectations for upcoming races at Pocono and San Diego.

Denny Hamlin, fresh off two consecutive wins, aims to extend his Pocono dominance while Tyler Reddick holds a narrow points lead.

NASCAR driver Parker Retzlaff will pilot the No. 99 FDNY Foundation Chevrolet at Pocono Raceway on June 13, honoring the 25th anniversary of September 11 and raising funds for fire‑safety training for New York’s firefighters, EMTs and paramedics.

The latest NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series entry list for Pocono Raceway features notable changes, including the absence of Cleetus McFarland’s No. 33 Chevrolet, Carson Kvapil taking over the No. 9 Chevrolet, and William Byron replacing Kyle Larson in the No. 88 Chevrolet.

NASCAR’s upcoming street race in San Diego will showcase two Red Bull‑liveried Chevrolets driven by Shane van Gisbergen and rookie Connor Zilisch, marking a decade‑long milestone for the brand’s primary sponsorship.

Veteran racer Brendan Gaughan is set to compete in the Navy 250 Truck race at Naval Base Coronado, bringing his extensive Truck Series pedigree, military ties, and a busy Las Vegas life back into the spotlight.

Matt Kaulig’s independent NASCAR Truck program, now anchored by a Ram partnership, relies on grassroots drivers and innovative solutions to compete without traditional manufacturer support.

NASCAR’s first ever race on a Naval base will feature former driver‑turned‑team owner Justin Marks back in the cockpit, backed by Jockey and Chevrolet, alongside a star‑studded field that includes Jimmie Johnson, Brendan Gaughan and Jamie McMurray.
NASCAR's Truck Series will hold its inaugural race at the historic Naval Base Coronado in San Diego on June 19. Owner‑driver Justin Marks, backed by Spire Motorsports and Jockey, will share the grid with legends like Jimmie Johnson and a host of other notable competitors.

After Kyle Busch’s sudden death from sepsis, his widow Samantha pledged to support their children’s ambitions, a promise now reflected in Brexton’s first race and the family’s enduring connection to the sport.

Christopher Bell emerged from a massive crash at Michigan International Speedway with a broken wrist, a tumble in the standings and a spotlight on the sport's newest safety metrics.

Kyle Larson, the defending NASCAR Cup Series champion, has yet to break his winless streak despite frequent top‑5 finishes and laps led. Recent races highlight Toyota’s dominance, a record‑breaking caution count, and Larson’s frustration over limited green‑flag opportunities.

Chevrolet’s dominance at Pocono Raceway is reflected in a storied record of wins, pole positions and manufacturer milestones, while drivers such as Chase Elliott, Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson prepare for the next chapter of competition.
After Kaulig Racing exited the series, Jeb Burton and Jordan Anderson Racing teamed up with Richard Childress Racing, aiming to turn early struggles into a top‑15 points finish and eventual playoff contention.

Veteran racer Brendan Gaughan is set to make his first NASCAR Truck Series start in nearly 13 years at the upcoming June 19 street race on Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, California.

Denny Hamlin’s recent wins close the gap on Tyler Reddick, while crashes and surprise performances send several drivers tumbling or soaring in the latest rankings.

A nine‑car crash at Michigan International Speedway has put Carson Hocevar in the spotlight, prompting criticism from veterans and a cautionary note from Bubba Wallace, while Denny Hamlin ponders his racing future.

Denny Hamlin captured his 63rd Cup win at Michigan International Speedway, sharing ninth place on the all‑time victories list with Kyle Busch, while the event unfolded amid numerous cautions and surprising results

After starting at the rear of the field, Hamlin rallied to claim his 63rd NASCAR Cup win at Michigan, honoring his former teammate Busch while reflecting on recent personal losses.

Denny Hamlin led every lap to win the FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway, with Toyota drivers Erik Jones and Bubba Wallace finishing on the podium.

Denny Hamlin dedicated his Michigan win to the memory of Kyle Busch and his father, securing a milestone place on the sport's all‑time list.

Denny Hamlin won the Michigan Cup Series race, matching Kyle Busch's career victory total and dedicating the triumph to his late teammate with a No. 18 flag during his burnout.

Starting from the rear due to an unapproved adjustment, Hamlin surged to the front and held off Erik Jones by 11.11 seconds, tying Kyle Busch for career wins. The event was marked by 11 cautions, a multi‑car wreck involving Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell, and a red‑flag stoppage that reshaped stage outcomes.