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Hendrick Motorsports is set to replace Alex Bowman with 20‑year‑old Connor Zilisch after the 2027 season, marking a rare driver change for the stable organization.
After a decade with Hendrick Motorsports, Alex Bowman signs a one‑year extension and announces his retirement from full‑time Cup competition after the 2027 season, citing a desire to finish on a winning note.
Despite leading the stage‑point standings and a strong track record at Indianapolis, Kyle Larson has yet to break through with a win in 2026, making the upcoming Brickyard 400 a focal point for his campaign.
The NASCAR Cup Series is set to make its highly anticipated return to the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400, a race that blends tradition with the relentless demands of modern stock car competition.
An in‑depth look at the key drivers, strategic factors and manufacturer dynamics that will define the 2026 Brickyard 400 on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
At just 20, Corey Day is rewriting the narrative of rookie drivers in NASCAR, notching two victories and a top‑four standing while navigating a mentorship‑rich environment at Hendrick Motorsports.
Chase Elliott, NASCAR's most popular driver, argues that Saturday night races offer a distinct energy and fan experience that Sunday nights cannot match, and he explains why he dislikes the movie 'Talladega Nights'.
In a recent interview, Dale Earnhardt Jr. detailed the high‑stakes competition meetings at Hendrick Motorsports, where team owner Rick Hendrick's rare but firm interventions, coupled with Jeff Gordon's growing influence, are driving the organization to find solutions amid a season that has yielded only two victories for Chase Elliott.
Denny Hamlin, the current NASCAR championship leader, is poised to complete the sport’s Grand Slam by winning the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. His pursuit adds a new chapter to a career marked by multiple crown jewel victories and near‑misses at the historic track.
Veteran NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin is poised to chase the final piece of a historic sweep at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a victory that would cement his legacy.
Noah Gragson's future at Front Row Motorsports hangs in the balance, but team owner Jerry Freeze still envisions him back in 2027. Meanwhile, Truck Series standout Layne Riggs is poised for a step up.
NASCAR’s leadership is reshaping its image, promoting drivers who blend on‑track success with digital engagement, while veteran Chase Elliott remains a private figure in a sport eager for younger fans.
The iconic Brickyard 400 will crown a $1 million winner on Sunday, July 26, as NASCAR’s In‑Season Challenge reaches its climax at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
NASCAR’s revised practice format adds 25 minutes and a supplemental tire set, targeting the development of young drivers and smaller teams while seeking to narrow performance gaps.
Brad Keselowski shares his views on arriving slightly late, the irritation of idle traffic police, the power of saying no, and a lingering regret about missing the early Bitcoin boom. He also discusses how he defines a bad race, his comparisons with young driver Carson Hocevar, his philosophy on mortality, and his ventures beyond racing, including manufacturing and engineering. The interview reveals his stance on collectibles, his modest upbringing, a humorous story about a past wreck, and his ongoing dilemma between driving and team ownership.
NASCAR’s 2026 Indianapolis weekend will showcase Chevrolet’s storied history and a fresh roster of drivers aiming to add to its record‑setting success.
From a bank teller in Tennessee to a historic Cup victory, Josh Berry's rise is tempered by a volatile NASCAR market and a uncertain contract outlook.
Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota enter the Brickyard 400 with distinct storylines, from Chevrolet's record wins to Ford's prize chase and Toyota's defense by Bubba Wallace.
The 30th running of the Brickyard 400 will take place on Sunday, July 26, at the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with Denny Hamlin favored to win and Ryan Blaney leading the In‑Season Challenge.
Ryan Blaney's dominant win at EchoPark Speedway reshaped the NASCAR Cup standings, moving him to third and tightening the playoff race.
Todd Gilliland edged past Alex Bowman to reach the semi‑finals of the In‑Season Challenge, while Ryan Blaney also moved forward. The tournament offers a $1 million prize to the eventual winner.
NASCAR stripped Bubba Wallace of a second‑place finish in the Quaker State 400 after a double yellow line violation on the final lap, promoting Christopher Bell and igniting a discussion about race‑control enforcement.
Ryan Blaney won the NASCAR Cup race at EchoPark Speedway in a storm‑delayed overtime finish, while Bubba Wallace’s penalty dropped him to 29th and Christopher Bell finished second.
Ryan Blaney captured a dramatic overtime victory at Atlanta’s EchoPark Speedway, while Bubba Wallace’s yellow‑line penalty dropped him to 29th and a storm‑induced delay pushed the race past 2 a.m.