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Denny Hamlin confirmed that the 2027 season will be his final full‑time NASCAR Cup Series campaign, aiming to leave the sport while still capable of winning his final race.
Hyak Motorsports and driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. are set to compete in the FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway, with Pylon Aviation serving as the primary partner on the No. 47 Chevrolet. The race, airing Sunday, June 7 at 3 p.m. ET on Prime, promises a strategic battle on one of NASCAR’s fastest tracks.
RFK Racing prepares for the next Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway, a venue where the team has amassed 14 wins and a legacy of top‑10 finishes, with drivers Brad Keselowski, Chris Buescher and Ryan Preece poised for another strong performance.
On June 21, Kevin Magnussen will make his NASCAR Cup Series debut at Naval Base Coronado, driving a Qualcomm‑backed Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing. The race underscores a broader trend of elite open‑wheel drivers tackling American stock cars, while advanced AI strategies make their way onto the track.
Tyler Reddick’s three wins and 97‑point championship lead have put him at the forefront of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series, with veteran Kevin Harvick attributing the success to execution, strategy and the strong leadership of 23XI Racing.
From a modest short track in Massachusetts to a potential championship contender, Gio Ruggiero's rapid ascent is reshaping the NASCAR Truck Series landscape.
After Shane van Gisbergen’s fifth‑place run at Nashville Superspeedway, Denny Hamlin warned the New Zealand‑born driver about his aggressive oval tactics, warning that repeated incidents could trigger retaliation.
Chevrolet is poised to reclaim manufacturer bragging rights at Michigan International Speedway, where Kyle Larson’s historic dominance and William Byron’s recent near‑victory set the stage for a competitive showdown.
William Sawalich, a veteran of limited Truck Series starts, will miss the Michigan race, making way for Spencer Davis to drive the No. 5 Toyota for the team.
Former Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen is set to debut in the NASCAR Cup Series in San Diego on June 21, joining Trackhouse Racing’s Project 91 initiative.
From the first race in 1948 to the modern era of televised thrills, NASCAR’s history is captured in a new visual tribute.
Twelve days after the fatal accident that claimed Kyle Busch, his son Brexton took to the track at Charlotte, sparking an emotional tribute across the sport.
The Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway became a moving homage to Kyle Busch, whose sudden death from pneumonia turned the race into a collective expression of grief and celebration.
After a hectic stretch that saw him miss several Truck Series events, Carson Hocevar is set to return to the series at Michigan International Speedway, where he aims to build on a strong 2024 performance.
Kyle Busch’s career is marked by record‑breaking wins, a 2015 championship, and a relentless pursuit of milestones that keep fans watching.
Following multiple brake rotor failures at Nashville Superspeedway, Dale Earnhardt Jr. cautions that the same issues could surface at the upcoming St. Louis playoff race, prompting teams to experiment with new cooling strategies.
Brandon Jones will finish his stint in the No. 1 Toyota, making way for Corey Heim, the 2023 champion of the team's No. 11 Toyota, who is set to contest the Michigan race.
The 2026 FireKeepers Casino 400 will take place on Sunday, June 7, at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Michigan, with a 3 p.m. ET start and exclusive streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
NASCAR's senior director of sim racing highlights the growing role of simulator events in discovering and developing drivers, engineers, and content creators, citing success stories like William Byron and Rajah Caruth.
The series heads to Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway for the first time since the 1980s, with points leader Stephen Kopcik and challenger Austin Beers headlining a deep field of contenders.
The upcoming June 21 race at Naval Base Coronado will feature the former Formula 1 podium finisher piloting a tech‑laden Chevrolet, marking a milestone for both the series and international driver development.
In a recent interview, Dale Earnhardt Jr. urged YouTuber‑turned‑racer Cleetus McFarland to sharpen his skills in the ARCA series before tackling the Daytona 500, while reflecting on the late Greg Biffle’s influence and the challenges that remain in the Truck and O’Reilly divisions.
Cleetus McFarland, known for his 4.75 million YouTube followers, is set to compete and serve as grand marshal at the Craftsman Truck Series event in Michigan, adding a blend of digital influence and racing talent to the weekend’s schedule.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. supports Cleetus McFarland's bid for the Daytona 500, highlighting mentorship from Greg Biffle, new opportunities, and upcoming races at Michigan International Speedway.