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Rick Hendrick discusses the developmental pathways for Corey Day and Connor Zilisch, highlighting their performances, upcoming Cup Series moves, and the impact of Bowman's retirement.
The 1986 NASCAR race at Watkins Glen marked the end of a 21‑year absence, drawing 88,000 fans and launching a partnership that would shape the sport for four decades.
Authorities in Cobb County have linked Terrell Williams to a high‑profile theft at Greg Biffle’s North Carolina residence, recovering weapons, cash and personal items.
Kyle Busch’s sudden death from pneumonia after his final win sparked a wave of tributes, with his son Brexton dedicating his career to the late champion’s memory and preparing for a public memorial at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Terrell Williams, 44, broke into Greg Biffle’s Georgia home after learning of his family’s fatal plane crash, stealing cash, firearms and memorabilia, and is now facing multiple felony charges as authorities trace a wider financial fraud network.
Terrell Williams faces multiple felonies after allegedly breaking into Greg Biffle’s home in Statesville, NC, following the December 2025 crash that killed the racing legend and his wife Cristina Biffle, son Ryder Biffle and daughter Emma Biffle.
Terrell Williams faces burglary, money laundering and firearms charges after allegedly breaking into the home of Greg Biffle shortly after the driver’s fatal crash.
The Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway concludes the NASCAR Cup Series regular season on August 29, offering drivers a final opportunity to secure playoff positions.
The upcoming weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway promises high‑stakes competition as the Cup Series and Craftsman Truck Series tackle the 1.058‑mile oval in consecutive days.
A Georgia man was taken into custody after breaking into the home of former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, who died in a plane crash with his family. The suspect is also connected to a burglary that left a police officer hospitalized, prompting a broader investigation.
With just two races left, the NASCAR Cup Series regular season will decide the 16‑driver Chase field, forcing drivers on the bubble to perfect qualifying, stage points and pit strategy.
A Georgia man was arrested for a burglary at the home of late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, facing multiple felonies after stolen cash, guns and memorabilia were recovered.
A 44‑year‑old man from Stone Mountain was arrested for breaking into the home of the late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle in Mooresville, North Carolina, shortly after Biffle's death in a plane crash. Authorities recovered stolen cash, firearms and NASCAR memorabilia, and the investigation is ongoing.
A late‑night break‑in at the North Carolina residence of the late NASCAR legend Greg Biffle has sparked a multi‑state investigation, culminating in the arrest of Terrell Williams, who is accused of stealing cash, firearms and cherished racing memorabilia.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. reflects on his failure to make the Daytona 500 and calls out the sport’s inconsistent opportunities for established drivers
A 44‑year‑old Georgia resident was taken into custody for breaking into the home of the late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle shortly after learning of a fatal plane crash that killed Biffle’s wife, two children and three others. The investigation uncovered both a physical theft and a sophisticated online fraud scheme.
A 44‑year‑old Georgia resident is accused of breaking into the home of late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, stealing valuables and siphoning funds from the family’s financial accounts.
A Georgia man, Terrell Williams, has been charged with burglary and money laundering after breaking into the home of former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle following a fatal plane crash. Stolen cash, firearms and memorabilia were later linked to a broader fraud scheme.
At the 2026 Cook Out 400 in Richmond, Virginia, National Guard Bureau chief Steve Nordhaus drove the honorary pace car and used the ceremony to enlist dozens of new Guardsmen, thanking fans and crew for their support.
General Steve Nordhaus, chief of the National Guard Bureau, served as the honorary pace car driver for the NASCAR Cook Out 400 at Richmond International Raceway, while also honoring newly enlisted and reenlisted Virginia Guardsmen.
General Steve Nordhaus, chief of the National Guard Bureau, served as the honorary pace car driver at the 2026 Cook Out 400 in Richmond, Virginia, engaging with recruits and thanking the racing community for its support.
General Steve Nordhaus, head of the National Guard Bureau, served as the honorary pace car driver at the NASCAR Cook Out 400 in Richmond, Virginia, where he connected with attendees, reenlisted Virginia Guardsmen, and highlighted the Guard’s community ties.
A three‑day NASCAR weekend at Pocono Raceway in June 2027 features the return of the MillerTech Battery 200 Truck Series, the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, and the marquee Great American Getaway 400 Cup Series, highlighting the track’s solar‑powered legacy and family‑friendly traditions.
At the NASCAR Cook Out 400 in Richmond, Virginia, General Steve Nordhaus served as the event’s honorary pace car driver, reenlisted dozens of Virginia Guardsmen and highlighted the National Guard’s ongoing partnership with local communities.