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Joey Logano captured his maiden win of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series at North Wilkesboro, moving above the Chase cut‑line while Denny Hamlin extended his lead. Ryan Blaney and Tyler Reddick have secured playoff spots, but Austin Cindric slipped toward the bubble ahead of the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.
Joey Logano’s commanding win at North Wilkesboro Speedway not only ends his winless streak but also marks the track’s long‑awaited return to points competition, drawing a roaring crowd and setting the stage for a dramatic In‑Season Challenge finale.
The NASCAR Cup Series, the NASCAR Truck Series and the ARCA Menards Series will converge on Iowa Speedway for a three‑day weekend that begins on August 7 and culminates on August 9.
Jeff Gordon's triumph at the inaugural Brickyard 400 not only marked his second Cup Series win but also ignited a career that would dominate NASCAR for decades.
During the Window World 450, Alex Bowman's pit maneuver collided with Tyler Reddick, taking out Chase Elliott and William Byron and leaving Bowman 26th. The fallout highlights his vertigo struggles, contract talks and the series' unpredictable nature.
Joey Logano led 323 of 450 laps at North Wilkesboro Speedway, moving 49 points above the Chase cutline, while Shane van Gisbergen's fifth-place finish placed him 54 points clear. Meanwhile, Erik Jones slipped to 21st, and Hendrick Motorsports endured a caution that dropped its top drivers.
Joey Logano led a majority of the laps at North Wilkesboro Speedway, moving into the playoff cutline, while teammate issues and a caution sparked by Alex Bowman dropped multiple Hendrick cars a lap down.
Joey Logano led 323 laps to win at North Wilkesboro, moving into the playoff picture, while Shane van Gisbergen’s fifth place and Alex Bowman’s pit‑road incident reshaped the championship battle.
After a season marred by injuries and a severe crash, Alex Bowman will finish the remainder of the schedule before stepping away from full‑time competition, opening the door to new possibilities within his team.
From early struggles to eight Cup victories, Alex Bowman’s career reflects perseverance, iconic moments, and a planned exit after the 2027 season.
Connor Zilisch currently ranks 35th in the 2026 NASCAR standings while driving for Trackhouse Racing. After Alex Bowman returns to Hendrick Motorsports, Zilisch eyes a future opportunity with the powerhouse pending a deal.
After a decade of competition, eight wins and numerous health setbacks, Alex Bowman reveals he will retire at the end of the 2027 season to pursue new life goals, including his recent engagement.
Alex Bowman, driver for Hendrick Motorsports, will retire from full‑time NASCAR competition after the 2027 season, expressing gratitude to his team, sponsors and fans while looking ahead to his final 51 races.
Alex Bowman has agreed to a one‑year contract extension with Hendrick Motorsports, confirming he will finish his NASCAR Cup Series career after the 2027 season and pursue a final win.
Alex Bowman will end his full‑time Cup Series career at the conclusion of the 2027 season, signing a one‑year contract extension and pledging to stay involved with Hendrick Motorsports.
Ryan Blaney and Todd Gilliland advanced past penalties, crashes and brake failures to contest the final race, where a $1 million prize awaits.
After a career marked by resilience and near‑championship moments, Alex Bowman will end his NASCAR driving career at the conclusion of the 2027 season, transitioning to a non‑racing role within his team.
Hendrick Motorsports is set to welcome Connor Zilisch in 2028, prompting a reshuffle that leaves Corey Day's prospects uncertain amid a roster already stacked with championship‑caliber drivers.
Justin Allgaier, the current championship leader, is expected to continue his partnership with JR Motorsports for the 2027 O'Reilly Auto Parts season, citing the importance of momentum and family considerations.
Justin Allgaier, a six‑victory standout in 2026, is weighing a comeback with JR Motorsports for the 2027 O'Reilly Auto Parts season, citing family input and a desire to stay competitive.
After a decade of competition, Alex Bowman will retire at the close of the 2027 season, concluding a career marked by eight wins, 114 top‑10 finishes and a resilient comeback from concussion‑related setbacks.
After a storied career with eight wins and 114 top‑10 finishes, Alex Bowman announces he will retire at the end of the 2027 season.
Christopher Bell topped the speed chart during Friday’s Cup Series practice, while Kyle Larson’s long‑run pace and Toyota’s strong showing set the stage for a tightly contested Brickyard 400.
Joey Logano led 323 of the 450 laps to claim his first victory of the season at North Wilkesboro, while Shane van Gisbergen and Todd Gilliland also shone. Penalties and a controversial package added drama for the losers.