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JR Motorsports announced that William Byron will take over the No. 88 Chevrolet for the upcoming MillerTech Battery 250 at Pocono Raceway, stepping in for Kyle Larson this Saturday.
This weekend’s schedule features practice, qualifying and races across the ARCA Menards, O’Reilly Auto Parts and Cup Series, highlighting key drivers, statistical milestones and the return of past winners.
Christopher Bell emerged from a massive crash at Michigan International Speedway with a broken wrist, a tumble in the standings and a spotlight on the sport's newest safety metrics.
Kyle Larson, the defending NASCAR Cup Series champion, has yet to break his winless streak despite frequent top‑5 finishes and laps led. Recent races highlight Toyota’s dominance, a record‑breaking caution count, and Larson’s frustration over limited green‑flag opportunities.
Chevrolet’s dominance at Pocono Raceway is reflected in a storied record of wins, pole positions and manufacturer milestones, while drivers such as Chase Elliott, Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson prepare for the next chapter of competition.
Josh Berry confirmed he will not return to the Wood Brothers in 2027, prompting the storied organization to seek a replacement amid a turbulent season. Berry’s brief but eventful tenure reflects both the promise and the challenges facing the historic team.
Josh Berry confirmed he will not return to the Wood Brothers in 2027, reflecting on a challenging season while looking toward future opportunities.
After Kaulig Racing exited the series, Jeb Burton and Jordan Anderson Racing teamed up with Richard Childress Racing, aiming to turn early struggles into a top‑15 points finish and eventual playoff contention.
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.
Corey Heim replaces Riley Herbst in the No. 35 Toyota for 2027, marking the first major move of a driver market that could reshape the sport.
A twelve‑question session reveals the driver’s journey from his first win to his unexpected switch from whiskey to tequila, while he navigates vertigo and a fascination with drifting.
The upcoming weekend at Pocono will showcase the Cup Series alongside the O’Reilly Auto Parts and ARCA Menards Series, with notable driver entries, team announcements and storylines that could shape the championship picture.
Denny Hamlin’s recent wins close the gap on Tyler Reddick, while crashes and surprise performances send several drivers tumbling or soaring in the latest rankings.
Analyst Pearce Dietrich highlights Denny Hamlin, Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson as the leading contenders for the upcoming Pocono race, exploring recent performances and team developments.
Erik Jones finished second in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway, his best result of the season, but expressed disappointment after a chaotic finish involving multiple leaders and a costly accident for points leader Tyler Reddick.
Denny Hamlin started from the rear due to unapproved under‑body repairs, managed fuel efficiently, and passed William Byron in the final laps to win his 57th career Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway.
Denny Hamlin's second consecutive win at Michigan propelled him to the top of the NASCAR Power Rankings, displacing Tyler Reddick, while a cascade of incidents and strategic shifts defined the race's outcome.
Denny Hamlin led every lap to win the FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway, with Toyota drivers Erik Jones and Bubba Wallace finishing on the podium.
Starting from the rear due to an unapproved adjustment, Hamlin surged to the front and held off Erik Jones by 11.11 seconds, tying Kyle Busch for career wins. The event was marked by 11 cautions, a multi‑car wreck involving Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell, and a red‑flag stoppage that reshaped stage outcomes.
Denny Hamlin led a Toyota 1‑2‑3 at Michigan International Speedway, but the event was defined by 11 cautions, a 20‑minute red flag, and a crash involving Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell.
Denny Hamlin’s second consecutive NASCAR Cup win at Michigan International Speedway highlighted a strategic masterclass, as he rallied from the back to tie Kyle Busch’s all‑time victory total.
Denny Hamlin clinches his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory at Michigan International Speedway, tying Kyle Busch for the most career wins among active drivers after starting from pole and winning from the rear.
During the FireKeepers 400 at Michigan International Speedway, Chase Elliott lost control of his car and collided with Christopher Bell, damaging the SAFER barrier. Both drivers walked away, with Elliott apologizing and attributing the crash to an aggressive move on fresh tires.
A dramatic crash during the NASCAR Cup Series event in Michigan left both Elliott and Bell unharmed but forced a lengthy red‑flag period and repair work on the SAFER barrier.