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Layne Riggs tops the standings with 497 points, Kaden Honeycutt follows closely, and the Chase cutline sees several drivers jockeying for position, including Stewart Friesen, Grant Enfinger, and a host of contenders.
Corey Heim secured his third win of the season at Michigan, outlasting a tightly contested battle with Kaden Honeycutt and a series of strategic cautions that reshaped the race.
Corey Heim captured the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory at Michigan International Speedway, edging Kaden Honeycutt by a razor‑thin margin of 0.065 seconds. The win marks Heim’s 26th career triumph and comes just as he prepares to embark on a full‑time Cup Series schedule with 23XI Racing next season.
Denny Hamlin captured the FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway on June 8, 2025, using a late‑stage fuel‑management masterstroke that saw William Byron run out of gas just before the finish.
Greg Biffle’s last NASCAR Cup Series win at Michigan International Speedway in 2013 was secured by a daring fuel‑saving strategy, a moment that continues to resonate as the sport prepares to race there again.
Corey Heim won the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Michigan International Speedway on June 6, 2026, edging out Kaden Honeycutt by 0.065 seconds. Carson Hocevar finished third and Layne Riggs fourth, while Cleetus McFarland completed the event 25th despite incidents.
Tyler Reddick holds a commanding points lead over Denny Hamlin as the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Michigan, where Ford aims to extend its track record and drivers like Joey Logano and Austin Cindric battle for playoff positioning.
The June 6, 2026 NASCAR Truck Series race at Michigan featured stage wins by Christopher Bell, a strategic final‑stage battle won by Corey Heim, and a competitive field that included Carson Hocevar, Kaden Honeycutt, and several other top drivers.
Richard Childress recalls his friendship with Kyle Busch, the circumstances of his death, and his belief that Busch deserves an immediate place in the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
The NASCAR Cup Series will begin its weekend practice and qualifying for the FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway on June 6, a venue renowned for its high‑speed corners and the delicate balance of handling and drafting. Toyota has seized the last two Michigan races, and Denny Hamlin added his second win of the season in Nashville, underscoring the Japanese manufacturer’s grip on the track. Qualifying is scheduled to start at 5:10 p.m. Central Time, with live updates streamed for fans tracking each driver’s attempt.
Owner Richard Childress reflects on the loss of Kyle Busch, a nine‑time Cup champion, and outlines the team's plans to keep his memory alive.
Carson Hocevar, a rising NASCAR star from Portage, Michigan, is poised to chase his first Cup win at Michigan International Speedway, a track where he once led laps before a flat tire derailed his chances.
Carson Hocevar, a Michigan native, prepares for a home‑track showdown that could rewrite history for a new generation of fans.
Martin Doubek overcame an early crash and injury to win Round 5 of the NASCAR Euro Series OPEN division in the United Kingdom, marking his first victory of the season. The race featured notable performances from Robin Bleekemolen, Raphael Lessard and a tightly contested championship picture.
In the wake of Kyle Busch’s tragic death at 41, his team owner Richard Childress shares memories, a pending contract extension, and a vow to honor the driver’s family and legacy.
At Michigan International Speedway, Richard Childress opened up about the unexpected death of Kyle Busch, revealing a signed contract extension and the plan to let Austin Hill finish the season in the late driver’s car.
NASCAR announced the passing of Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett, a two‑time Cup Series champion, at the age of 93, praising his contributions to the sport.
Owner Richard Childress pays tribute to Kyle Busch, comparing his loss to that of Dale Earnhardt, and urges the sport to honor Busch with a swift Hall of Fame induction while safeguarding his car number for his son.
Richard Childress grapples with the sudden death of Kyle Busch, promises to keep his number for his son Brexton, and compares the loss to that of Dale Earnhardt Sr., while the sport prepares to fill the vacant seat.
NASCAR driver Daniel Suárez visited SASHA Farm in Manchester, Michigan, to interact with nearly 200 rescued animals before his qualifying race at the Michigan International Speedway.
Richard Childress had intended to reveal Kyle Busch’s return to his racing team in 2027, but the driver’s sudden death on May 21 forced a shift from celebration to remembrance. Childress now plans to reserve the No. 8 car for Busch’s son and calls for immediate Hall of Fame induction.
Ty Majeski will lead the field at Michigan International Speedway after posting a 39.257‑second lap, while Ben Rhodes starts from the back due to fuel‑pressure issues. Full starting lineup and practice results are outlined below.
In a heartfelt interview, Richard Childress honors his late friend Kyle Busch, announces Austin Hill as the new driver of the No. 33 car, and looks ahead to a season shaped by memory and ambition.
Following Kyle Busch’s sudden death from pneumonia and sepsis, his widow Samantha and their children expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from fans, teammates and the broader NASCAR community.