
NASCAR’s San Diego Street Race Sets Stage for Anduril 250 Showdown
The first NASCAR street race in San Diego will culminate with the Anduril 250 on Sunday, featuring a 16‑turn course that could reshape the championship picture.
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The first NASCAR street race in San Diego will culminate with the Anduril 250 on Sunday, featuring a 16‑turn course that could reshape the championship picture.

With Christopher Bell nursing a wrist injury, NASCAR has tapped 18‑year‑old Brent Crews as the reserve driver for the No. 11 car, while Austin Hill steps in for the late Kyle Busch across both Saturday and Sunday sessions.

The death of seven‑time Cup champion Kyle Busch has left a void among drivers, with Kyle Larson and Joey Logano revealing how the loss still weighs on them. At the same time, NASCAR is set to stage its inaugural race on a naval base at Coronado, a milestone that coincides with the Navy’s 250th birthday.

The Anduril 250 will mark NASCAR’s first Cup race on a military base, celebrating the U.S. Navy’s 250th birthday while remembering Kyle Busch’s enduring impact.

General Motors employs cutting‑edge simulators and real‑world testing to ready its programs for upcoming NASCAR circuits, blending technology with driver feedback to sharpen performance and safety.
A tight‑handling battle, strategic pit stops and a multi‑car incident defined the Pocono race, while the circuit prepares for its next event at a California naval base.

Denny Hamlin captured his third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory at Pocono Raceway, passing Kyle Busch for ninth on the all‑time wins list. At 45, he is the oldest full‑time driver, has extended his contract through 2027, and looks ahead to upcoming street races.

Denny Hamlin’s latest Pocono triumph marks his 64th career win, tying the legendary Richard Petty, and raises questions about his future despite personal loss.
Denny Hamlin's third consecutive win at Pocono Raceway not only reshapes his career narrative but also highlights Toyota's early-season surge and the looming question of his impending retirement.

Justin Allgaier won the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Pocono Raceway, leading 35 laps and securing his first victory at the track while setting a new benchmark for lead changes.

Erik Jones captured his maiden top‑five result of the season at Michigan, finishing second and leading 16 laps, while his strong Pocono record and teammate Nemechek’s rising speed add optimism for the Legacy Motor Club campaign.

NASCAR moved the start time for Sunday's Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway from 3:21pm EST to 1pm EST due to a weather threat, a change made possible by the race's streaming on Prime Video.

During the FireKeepers Casino 400, a high‑impact crash forced a 20‑minute red‑flag period to mend the SAFER barrier, left Bell with a fractured wrist but cleared for the next race, and saw Hamlin take the checkered flag while the sport’s safety measures were praised.
Two full‑time drivers in NASCAR’s O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, Rajah Caruth and Lavar Scott, met through the Drive for Diversity program and now support each other on and off the track while aiming to inspire the next generation of diverse racers.
Josh Berry confirmed he will not return to the Wood Brothers in 2027, reflecting on a challenging season while looking toward future opportunities.

Christopher Bell broke his left wrist during a Michigan International Speedway crash but has been cleared to race at Pocono. Chase Elliott admitted fault, and Bell expressed gratitude for the support and safety standards in NASCAR.

Denny Hamlin's recent back‑to‑back wins have narrowed the points gap to Tyler Reddick, earned a tribute to Kyle Busch, and drawn praise from Richard Petty, positioning him as a serious contender for the 2026 title.

Denny Hamlin narrows Tyler Reddick's lead to 51 points, while four pivotal events — Pocono, Naval Base Coronado, Sonoma and Chicagoland — will determine the playoff field.

Denny Hamlin's 63rd NASCAR Cup Series victory at Michigan International Speedway not only tied Kyle Busch on the all‑time win list but also served as an emotional homage to his late teammate.

Denny Hamlin secured his 63rd career victory at Michigan International Speedway, tying Kyle Busch on the all‑time wins list while honoring his rival during a dramatic race filled with crashes and a sellout crowd.

Denny Hamlin’s latest Michigan win, dedicated to the late Kyle Busch, sparked fan applause after past boos, even as a multi‑car crash halted the race and rookie Connor Zilisch endured a nightmare debut.

Denny Hamlin’s 63rd career win at Michigan International Speedway ties him with Kyle Busch on the all‑time list, while a crash involving Christopher Bell and Chase Elliott brings a dramatic pause to the event.

Denny Hamlin won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway, overcoming a penalty to claim his second straight victory and tie Kyle Busch for ninth on the all‑time win list. The event featured a notable crash involving Christopher Bell and Chase Elliott, a 20‑minute red‑flag repair, and a tough debut for Connor Zilisch.

The fifteenth race of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series, held at Michigan International Speedway, delivered stage victories for Tyler Reddick and Chase Elliott while six playoff‑qualified drivers lingered outside the top sixteen, setting the stage for the upcoming Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono, to be streamed live on Amazon Prime Video.