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Christopher Bell overcame a career‑threatening wrist fracture, returned to competition, and now stands within 12 points of the points leader, positioning himself as a serious contender for the 2026 title.
Joey Logano entered the 2026 Chase as the ninth seed after a late‑season surge that included two wins and a dominant stretch for his team, positioning him to contend for a top‑five finish.
With a 25‑point advantage, Hamlin heads a field that includes Kyle Larson, Joey Logano and a host of rising contenders, all vying for the championship in a ten‑race cumulative showdown.
The 2027 NASCAR calendar merges iconic events like the Daytona 500 with fresh initiatives, including a military‑themed weekend in San Diego and a $1 million In‑Season Challenge, promising a dynamic year for fans and drivers alike.
NASCAR’s 2027 schedule revives classic events, introduces street racing and reshapes the playoff map, setting the stage for a dynamic season.
NASCAR unveils its 2027 calendar, featuring the return of San Diego, the All‑Star Race at North Wilkesboro, the Wheatley Vodka Clash at Daytona, and a $20 million upgrade at Homestead‑Miami, while expanding military collaborations and new series venues.
NASCAR announces its 2027 calendar, highlighting the return of the San Diego event at Naval Base Coronado, the Wheatley Vodka Clash at Daytona, the All‑Star Race at North Wilkesboro, and a upgraded Championship Weekend at Homestead‑Miami, alongside new venues and an ongoing partnership with the U.S. Navy
NASCAR has unveiled its 2027 season calendar, highlighting a refreshed playoff structure, the return of the Clash to Daytona, and new dates for several races, while also noting developments in IndyCar and Williams.
NASCAR announces its 2027 schedule, featuring a season‑opening race at Daytona, a return to San Diego, a new military‑hosted event at Naval Base Coronado, and a $20 million upgrade at Homestead that will serve as the championship finale.
NASCAR announces its 2027 schedule, featuring new races at San Diego, Dover, Darlington and Pocono, a return to Naval Base Coronado, and an expanded multi‑year partnership with the Department of Defense
NASCAR reveals its 2027 calendar, highlighting a race at Naval Base Coronado to honor service members, new events at Dover and Pocono, and the continuation of its partnership with the Department of Defense for future military‑hosted events.
Ryan Blaney secured another win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, extending Team Penske's recent streak and reshaping the playoff picture with Denny Hamlin clinching the top seed and several drivers battling for the final Chase spot.
Breidinger returns to the No. 27 Chevrolet after early DNPs, while Kleyn takes over for upcoming events.
The 2026 Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway will feature veteran Josh Bilicki in a solitary open car, underscoring a broader shift in the series’ calendar and qualifying format.
Garage 66 announces that veteran Josh Bilicki will re‑enter the NASCAR Cup Series oval scene at Richmond on August 15, piloting the No. 66 Ford in the only non‑chartered car of the weekend.
NASCAR announces that the 2027 All‑Star Race will be staged at North Wilkesboro Speedway, reviving the track as a points‑paying venue and anchoring a three‑day event that includes the Craftsman Truck Series and the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series.
NASCAR’s Iowa Corn 350 on August 9 will determine the last spot in the 2026 Chase, with Austin Cindric and Ryan Preece battling for the lead.
NASCAR is set to reshape the 2026 season with shorter stages during late cautions, a return to historic tracks, and a championship format that rewards consistency, all under a more open leadership style.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. argues the All‑Star Race has become an afterthought, while Marcus Smith defends its heritage as the sport debates its future venue and format.
Despite injuries, penalties and a string of crashes, Christopher Bell has surged to a 129‑point lead and is poised to make a deep run in the upcoming Chase.
Front Row Motorsports is focusing on Todd Gilliland, Noah Gragson and Zane Smith as they prepare for the final Cup Series race at Iowa Speedway before the playoffs.
NASCAR's recent use of a fight-filled video for promotion has ignited criticism, especially after the league fined and suspended drivers and crew members for on‑track violence.
Four‑time NASCAR champion Kyle Larson has gone 46 races without a Cup Series win, but recent top‑five finishes and a belief that the sport is finally within reach suggest a breakthrough may be imminent.
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.