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NASCAR and Wheatley American Vodka have entered a multi-year deal that makes the vodka the Official Vodka of NASCAR and the entitlement partner of The Wheatley Vodka Clash, returning to Daytona International Speedway on February 13, 2027. The collaboration highlights shared values of craftsmanship, American tradition and fan engagement, while also launching community initiatives for veterans.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series is winding down, with just four events left on the schedule, the next of which is the Iowa Corn 350. Nine drivers are on the brink of elimination, and the points system and broadcast details are set to influence the final stretch.
The sport’s latest technical overhaul, unveiled on July 15 2025 and set to debut at Daytona, pits tradition against a push for more competitive racing.
A brief break in the NASCAR schedule marks the first Sunday without a race since April, prompting teams to regroup before a packed summer of events that will culminate in The Chase and a championship showdown.
With Denny Hamlin holding an 84‑point advantage over Tyler Reddick, the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series heads into the Iowa Corn 350, the debut of USA Network’s coverage, while the new Chase format reshapes points dynamics and several drivers prepare for pivotal races.
Johnson’s swan song at Daytona will blend legacy, sponsor intrigue and a personal appeal to Rick Hendrick, marking the end of a storied career
William Byron, the 2025 regular‑season champion, has been mathematically eliminated from the 2026 points battle with four races remaining, highlighting deeper challenges for Hendrick Motorsports.
Taylor Gray holds a six‑point lead over William Sawalich in the NASCAR O'Reilly Series Chase bubble, but the outcome will be decided at Daytona after a pivotal race at Iowa Speedway.
After a three‑year stint with Front Row Motorsports, Chandler Smith is poised to leave the Truck Series for a fresh challenge, while teammate Layne Riggs eyes a fourth season and Austin Hill looms as the leading candidate to fill Kyle Busch’s Cup seat.
NASCAR plans to announce its 2027 Cup Series schedule in the coming weeks, with Daytona International Speedway expected to host the Clash. Speculation surrounds the future of the Chicago Street Course and Chicagoland Speedway, while the series hints at a 10‑race Chase and a continued appetite for daring calendar moves.
A look at the circulating speculation about next year's NASCAR calendar, from possible street‑race revivals to tracks that may be left off the lineup.
Graduate of Winston-Salem State University, Rajah Caruth sits 20 points behind the playoff cutoff with two crucial races ahead.
NASCAR will debut a revised Next Gen specification at the Coke Zero Sugar 400, featuring a smaller rear spoiler, reduced horsepower and new aerodynamic parts, while cutting practice sessions, sparking debate among drivers and teams.
With the 2026 Cup Series playoffs on the horizon, five drivers are positioned to break into the postseason, each navigating distinct challenges and recent performances.
Joey Logano captured the Cup Series race at North Wilkesboro, moving to 15th in the standings, but the revamped playoff system still leaves his qualification uncertain with five events remaining.
Starting at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, NASCAR will replace split practice groups with a single 50‑minute session for all teams at non‑superspeedway races, introduce an extra set of tires, and eliminate practice at Daytona and Talladega, while keeping an extended session at Homestead‑Miami for the season finale.
After a 30‑race streak on superspeedways was snapped at Talladega, Daniel Dye stepped in for the upcoming Atlanta event, while B.J. McLeod prepares to return for the Quaker State 400.
Corey Heim is poised to step into a full‑time role with 23XI Racing for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, taking the seat that will be vacated by Riley Herbst. The move comes after a promising part‑time campaign that has already yielded his first career victory.
During practice at Chicagoland Speedway, Ryan Preece voiced concerns about a NASCAR‑required headrest change, only to see his private radio remarks broadcast publicly, reigniting debates over communication policies.
Ryan Preece voiced displeasure during a Cup Series practice at Chicagoland Speedway after a headrest adjustment was broadcast live, citing safety concerns and a desire for confidential communication.
After a season of limited activity, Garage 66 announced the withdrawal of its flagship Ford entry from the upcoming Chicagoland Cup race, highlighting the financial pressures that still grip smaller NASCAR outfits.
With half the season complete, the series has seen tighter racing, surprise victories and emerging leaders across teams and tracks.
Jeremy Clements is set to break the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series start record at the Coronado Street Course, a milestone that underscores his enduring presence in the sport.
Natalie Decker’s sixth consecutive NASCAR season faces a setback at Pocono, prompting a mid‑season driver swap and setting the stage for a July debut at EchoPark Speedway.