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After a promising run that included a top‑10 at Pocono, Austin Hill has been rewarded with a full‑time Cup Series ride, joining Richard Childress Racing for the upcoming season.
The 2026 NASCAR season culminates with a high‑stakes race at Daytona, where ticket sales begin at $63 and drivers jostle for playoff positioning.
Austin Hill will drive the iconic No. 33 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, stepping into the seat vacated by Kyle Busch. With 16 Truck Series victories and a recent top‑10 finish, Hill aims to translate his proven talent into top‑level success.
When sudden showers hit Loudon on August 23, 2026, the Dollar Tree 301 was forced to pause, with Ryan Blaney at the front and the race’s outcome hanging in the balance.
Ryan Blaney overcame a pit‑crew error to win his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire, leading 115 laps and edging Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds. The performance highlights a pivotal tire strategy by crew chief Jonathan Hassler and sets the stage for a dramatic showdown at Daytona.
The weekend combined high‑octane racing with fan‑focused activities, highlighting both on‑track competition and off‑track community engagement.
Ryan Blaney’s third win of the season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway underscores Penske’s resurgence, while Denny Hamlin clinches the regular‑season title and the stage is set for a dramatic finale.
During the August 22, 2026 NASCAR Cup Series event at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Bubba Wallace’s campaign came to a sudden halt after a severe crash that reshaped the championship picture.
Ryan Blaney’s latest victory and Denny Hamlin’s regular‑season triumph highlight a pivotal week for Team Penske and the upcoming Daytona finale.
Ryan Blaney secured his second consecutive Cup Series win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, while crew chief Billy Plourde’s regional roots and the No. 51 team’s struggle highlighted the race’s contrasting narratives.
The final race of the NASCAR regular season will be held at Daytona International Speedway, where weather predictions of showers and thunderstorms loom over a championship‑deciding event.
Fans from across New England gathered for a seven‑day NASCAR weekend that blended on‑track action with local customs, from lobster trophies to first‑pitch ceremonies.
The Daytona weekend blends Friday night lights with Saturday's decisive race, marking the last chance for drivers to shape the upcoming Chase.
Carson Hocevar navigated a rain‑soaked NASCAR Cup race at Loudon, battling spins, contact and a final 19th‑place result while earning his first Chase invitation.
Ryan Blaney secured his third victory of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, holding off Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds after a botched pit stop and a 40‑lap run on wet tires.
In a rain‑soaked, caution‑filled Mohegan Sun 100 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Jon McKennedy surged ahead in the final lap to claim his first NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour win, edging Tommy Catalano by 0.215 seconds while Ryan Preece finished third.
Ryan Blaney clinches his second consecutive win at New Hampshire, cementing Team Penske’s short‑track supremacy as the NASCAR Cup Series heads toward the Daytona finale.
NASCAR’s newest driver, Josh Berry, has quickly become a cornerstone for Wood Brothers Racing, delivering consistent top‑10 results and helping shatter a long‑standing winning streak.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps to capture his third victory of the season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, while Austin Cindric fought back from a late‑stage bounce to finish 12th.
Six drivers were eliminated at New Hampshire, leaving only Ryan Preece and Brad Keselowski in contention for the final playoff places, with the season‑ending race at Daytona set to decide the outcome.
Ryan Blaney captured the Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the second straight year, navigating a rain‑delayed start, a pit‑stop mishap and a final showdown with Bubba Wallace.
Ryan Blaney dominated the New Hampshire event, taking his second straight victory while Bubba Wallace and Josh Berry followed in second and third. The performance moves Ryan Preece closer to the Chase and leaves Chase Elliott mired in a points slump, setting up a high‑stakes finale at Daytona.
The latest NASCAR Cup event in New Hampshire showcased fierce competition among elite drivers and teams, captured in a series of striking images.
The Daytona event has moved from a July 4th 250‑mile race to the season‑ending Coke Zero Sugar 400, with schedule changes, naming rights swaps and a new points‑based playoff system shaping its modern identity.