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Development driver Corey Heim is set to secure a full‑time Cup Series seat with 23XI Racing in 2027, while veteran Riley Herbst is poised to join Legacy Motor Club, a team seeking fresh funding and a stronger on‑track presence.
The NASCAR Truck Series is set to debut at Dover Motor Speedway after a multi‑year hiatus, with Kyle Busch securing the pole position in a tightly contested qualifying session.
Kyle Busch secured pole position for the May 15 ECOSAVE 200 Truck Series race at Dover, while Dystany Spurlock prepares to become the first Black woman to compete in a NASCAR national series.
A look at the rumors, performance trends, and potential replacements surrounding Kyle Busch's tenure at Richard Childress Racing.
This weekend’s ECOSAVE 200 will feature Dystany Spurlock, Natalie Decker and Toni Breidinger, each stepping into milestones that underscore the growing presence of women in a sport once dominated by men.
A week‑long celebration of garage access at Charlotte Motor Speedway invites fans to meet drivers, explore teams and experience the inner workings of NASCAR ahead of the iconic Coca‑Cola 600 race.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series All‑Star Race will feature a $3.093 million prize pool, a $1 million winner‑take‑all bonus and a 350‑lap segmented format, underscoring the series’ push to blend spectacle with financial reward.
A vertigo episode has reignited concerns about Alex Bowman's future, prompting Hendrick Motorsports to weigh options that could reshape the team's roster for the upcoming season.
Michelle Byron's three‑decade tenure at NASCAR ends as Craig Stimmel assumes control of partnership marketing, ushering in a push for marquee sponsorship deals.
Alex Bowman's performance and medical issues have opened the door for Connor Zilisch, Corey Day, or a renewed deal with Bowman, while Kyle Busch is not under consideration.
The Infield Honky Tonk, priced from $20 with a race ticket, brings live performances, brand collaborations and trackside viewing to fans during the Cracker Barrel 400 weekend.
Denny Hamlin leads search interest in NASCAR this year, driven by his on‑track results, podcast presence and ownership stake, while a broader shift toward social media and brand partnerships reshapes fan engagement.
Christopher Bell aims for consecutive All‑Star triumphs at Dover, with Denny Hamlin favored and analysts highlighting Chase Briscoe’s statistical edge over Joey Logano.
Ryan Ellis will compete full‑time for Young’s Motorsports in the 2026 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, bringing over a decade of experience, a sixth‑place finish at Daytona and a partnership with Sweetwater Construction and The Ashburn Pub. Crew chief Eddie Troconis and a suite of sponsors aim to break the team’s top‑five barrier at Dover Motor Speedway.
The Coca‑Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway blends high‑speed competition with a solemn tribute to fallen military heroes, featuring patriotic ceremonies, driver reflections, and a 600‑mile race that unites sport and remembrance.
On May 14, 2026, NEXCOM unveiled a NEX‑themed uniform and vehicle with NASCAR driver Lt. Cmdr. Jesse Iwuji, who will race a specially liveried Chevrolet Camaro SS on June 20, 2026, at Naval Base Coronado, California, as part of the Navy’s 250th birthday festivities.
Shane van Gisbergen is set to bypass the upcoming O'Reilly Auto Parts Series event at Dover, focusing instead on the Cup Series All-Star Race, with Ross Chastain slated to replace him.
Richard Childress Racing’s strong legacy at Dover Motor Speedway sets the stage for an exciting NASCAR All‑Star weekend, featuring veteran drivers, emerging talent, and fan‑focused activities.
Robert Crisola highlights three drivers to watch for the May 17 NASCAR All‑Star Race at Dover, outlining their recent performances and why they could surprise.
Airbnb will serve as the Official Lodging Partner for five NASCAR venues in 2027, linking fans with nearby accommodations and driving economic benefits for host communities.
NASCAR’s 2026 All-Star Race at Dover draws top drivers and betting interest, with Denny Hamlin leading the odds.
Ross Chastain will pilot the No. 9 Chevrolet at Dover, while Andrew Patterson takes the wheel of the No. 32, with both drivers slated for additional races later in the season.
After nearly six decades of hosting two points‑paying races each season, Dover Motor Speedway will lose its second event, replaced by a historic venue’s return to the Cup calendar.
Carson Kvapil replaces Connor Zilisch in the flagship No. 1 Chevrolet for the Dover race, while Zilisch returns at Charlotte. Spire Motorsports adds a new entry for the Charlotte weekend, with Shane van Gisbergen set to drive the No. 71 car. The changes coincide with broadcast partners FuboTV and betting platform BetRivers.