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NASCAR’s Cup Series Dollar Tree 301 is set for Sunday, August 21 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, but a 49 percent chance of rain and afternoon thunderstorms threatens the schedule.
Kurt Busch shared emotional memories of his late brother Kyle, detailing the final weeks, the hospital vigil, and the lasting influence of a racing legend.
In a recent interview, Kurt Busch opened up about the emotional farewell to his brother Kyle, a two‑time Cup Series champion, and the young prodigy son he now mentors.
After the loss of his brother Kyle, Kurt Busch reveals how he will mentor his nephew Brexton as he pursues a professional racing career, underscoring the enduring influence of the Busch dynasty in motorsports.
Kurt Busch shares emotional memories of his brother Kyle’s battle with pneumonia, their shared racing legacy, and his new role mentoring young Brexton.
The first-ever Kyle Busch Invitational will take place at Bowman Gray Stadium, celebrating the late champion’s legacy while raising funds for a charitable foundation.
Kurt Busch opened up about the sudden loss of his brother Kyle, a two‑time Cup champion, detailing the final moments, their shared history, and the young boy now carrying the family’s racing torch.
NASCAR’s new practice format gives teams more time and two tire sets to refine cars, a shift that drivers say will sharpen race performance.
Kurt Busch reflects on his brother Kyle’s sudden death from bacterial pneumonia, the unspoken words they shared, and the enduring void left in NASCAR.
NASCAR’s final truck race of the season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will see Luke Baldwin take the wheel of the No. 2 Ford, as Dystany Spurlock's debut campaign is defined by a delayed debut and a modest finish at Richmond.
Ryan Preece reflects on two high‑speed crashes at Daytona, describing the physical toll, emotional stakes, and his advocacy for better safety standards.
This weekend’s NASCAR Cup Series qualifying session at New Hampshire Motor Speedway sets the stage for the race, as drivers fight for prime starting spots under demanding track conditions.
The 2025 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series doubleheader at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will feature the Team EJP 175 alongside the Whelen Modified Tour, with notable drivers returning and new talent making their mark, all wrapped in a weekend of on‑track action and off‑track entertainment.
Elliott Sadler's brief comeback ends as Colin Braun takes the wheel of the No. 25 Ram Truck at Richmond, marking Braun's first oval race since 2011. Carson Ferguson will return for a third start at Martinsville, and the finale will stream live on Fox Sports 1.
In a heartfelt interview, Kurt Busch shares the emotional visit to Kyle’s hospital bedside, the racing culture that pushed Kyle to keep competing, and the promise he made to honor his brother’s memory.
The penultimate Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will determine critical playoff positioning, with Cody Ware leading the qualifying order ahead of Ty Dillon and Zane Smith.
The upcoming weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway features a doubleheader of NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series and Whelen Modified Tour events, highlighting hometown drivers and a full slate of fan activities.
The Kyle Busch Invitational marks the first NASCAR race dedicated to the memory of Kyle Busch, combining high‑octane competition with fundraising for the Bundle of Joy Fund.
A recent tornado near Dover, Delaware, prompted a safety review at the iconic Monster Mile, which announced no significant damage and outlined upcoming NASCAR events, including the 2027 Cup Series schedule and a tribute to the late Kyle Busch.
Wallace argues that NASCAR's eligibility rules are clear and that Corey Heim's extensive Cup experience disqualifies him from the Rookie of the Year award, a position reinforced by series officials.
The 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season concludes with a key race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where Patrick Emerling will drive the No. 22 truck for the first time this season. Derek Lemke, Natalie Decker’s husband, has had limited appearances this year, finishing 24th at Richmond and 26th in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Lemke’s role in the No. 22 truck remains uncertain due to no confirmed driver for the postseason. Natalie Decker’s recent poor performance led to no further starts for 2026, while Emerling’s return to Truck Series racing marks a notable comeback after a hiatus since 2017.
NASCAR’s penultimate race at New Hampshire’s 1.058‑mile oval will test drivers’ skill and strategy as rain‑threatened conditions and tight banking loom over a crucial stage for the Chase.
MBM Motorsports faced a 25‑point deduction and a negative 14‑point tally after a safety violation at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park. Driver Jonathan Shafer failed to qualify the No. 69 truck, marking his third disqualification this season. The team, with only 11 points from three starts, plans to compete at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where 41 trucks will vie for 36 spots, and the race will be broadcast live on Fox Sports 1.
Hendrick announced that Connor Zilisch will drive the iconic No. 48 Chevrolet in 2028, replacing Alex Bowman after his retirement. Jeff Gordon highlighted the team's focus on oval performance and cultural fit, positioning Zilisch as the next chapter for the historic car.