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Joey Logano led 323 laps to win at North Wilkesboro, extending his points lead. Denny Hamlin finished second, preserving a 68‑point regular‑season edge. Todd Gilliland advanced to the tournament final, while Shane van Gisbergen’s fifth‑place run highlighted road‑course versatility. The Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis looms next.
Bell’s 183.512 mph lap anchored a Toyota sweep, with Larson leading Chevrolet efforts, while Chastain paced the Xfinity field in a tightly contested session.
Joey Logano led 323 of 450 laps to win at North Wilkesboro, but penalties and the new short‑track package defined the night’s story.
Christopher Bell topped the practice times as Toyota secured a 1‑2‑3‑4‑5 finish, while William Byron led early laps and several drivers faced setbacks.
Christopher Bell set the fastest lap during a 50‑minute practice at Indianapolis, leading a Toyota 1‑2‑3‑4‑5 finish. Kyle Larson topped the Chevrolet results, while several drivers experienced setbacks after wall contacts.
Todd Gilliland's surprise victory over Chase Elliott at North Wilkesboro propelled him into the NASCAR In‑Season Challenge final, where he will meet Ryan Blaney for a $1 million prize. Ford is set to claim the inaugural title.
Joey Logano led 323 of 450 laps to win at North Wilkesboro, giving Team Penske its second consecutive Cup Series win and extending his points lead ahead of the crucial Indianapolis race.
Front Row Motorsports announced the continuation of Todd Gilliland’s contract through the 2027 season, but the team has yet to decide on the driver who will eventually take over the No. 4 Chevrolet.
The Brickyard 400 is back at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, featuring a high‑stakes championship round, a $1 million prize and a showdown between seasoned champion Denny Hamlin and rising contenders Ryan Blaney and Todd Gilliland.
Fans continue to question the sport's qualifying system, which blends owner standings and recent race results, while manufacturers and officials defend its fairness
The Brickyard 400 returns to the historic Indianapolis oval this weekend, offering a $1 million prize and a final chance for drivers to secure a spot in the postseason Chase.
Denny Hamlin believed he could beat Joey Logano during the NASCAR Cup Series race at North Wilkesboro Speedway, but Logano's car proved unbeatable.
Ford’s storied partnership with NASCAR heads into its next chapter at the Brickyyard, where Ryan Blaney prepares for his 400th Cup start and Joey Logano climbs the all‑time win rankings.
MBM Motorsports will field a Ram‑branded No. 69 truck at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, marking a pivotal moment in the brand's comeback and introducing young driver Jonathan Shafer to the series.
The NASCAR Cup Series is set to make its highly anticipated return to the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400, a race that blends tradition with the relentless demands of modern stock car competition.
Carson Hocevar will bypass the Truck Series event at Indianapolis to focus on the Brickyard 400, with Nick Sanchez slated to replace him and Connor Mosack taking over the No. 7 Chevrolet. The moves come amid new eligibility rules that could reshape the division.
The final of the NASCAR In-Season Challenge will take place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, featuring a $1 million prize and a milestone 400th start for Ryan Blaney.
Joey Logano captured the NASCAR Cup Series race at North Wilkesboro, ending a 45‑race drought and signaling a strong push toward a fourth title.
Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota enter the Brickyard 400 with distinct storylines, from Chevrolet's record wins to Ford's prize chase and Toyota's defense by Bubba Wallace.
Ryan Blaney and Todd Gilliland, both third‑generation NASCAR drivers, are set to battle for a $1 million prize in the series’ In‑Season Challenge, a contest that pits two rising stars against each other in a high‑stakes environment.
Ryan Blaney's dominant performance at EchoPark Speedway delivered Ford's 750th NASCAR Cup Series win, a milestone marked by a rain‑halted race and a dramatic overtime finish.
Ryan Blaney led 171 laps to claim his second win of the season and Ford's 750th Cup Series triumph at EchoPark Speedway, amid a rain delay and multiple late cautions that reshaped the race.
Ryan Blaney captured the NASCAR Cup Series victory at Atlanta after a last‑lap pass aided by Christopher Bell, while Bubba Wallace’s penalty dropped him 27 points and AJ Allmendinger fell 50 points out of the Chase.
Ryan Blaney won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta after a 3‑hour weather delay, leading 171 laps and holding off Bubba Wallace despite a late‑lap challenge and a penalty that dropped Wallace to 29th.