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In a recent episode, Hamlin dissected a late‑race crash involving Cody Ware, arguing that NASCAR’s reduced officiating staff and reliance on camera feeds left critical moments unchecked, and he urged both the sport and its broadcast partner to improve accountability.
In a recent podcast episode, Denny Hamlin dissected the broadcast coverage of the Watkins Glen International race, pointing to a serious crash involving Cody Ware that was overlooked due to insufficient stewardship and an overreliance on camera angles.
Denny Hamlin called out NASCAR for failing to deploy a caution flag after Cody Ware’s violent crash with nine laps left at The Glen, urging the series to improve its monitoring and accountability.
Joey Logano's three championships have been questioned, his recent form is poor, and comments from Clint Bowyer highlight the challenges he faces under the new playoff format.
The 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series will hold its ninth points‑paying race at Dover Motor Speedway this Friday, featuring 36 trucks, three female drivers and four Cup Series regulars.
A May 11 hearing will decide the fate of the Greenville-Pickens Speedway, a former NASCAR venue that hosted 28 Cup races and the sport’s first live broadcast, as preservation advocates push back against a proposed development.
In a recent podcast, Hamlin argued that the $50,000 fine and point deduction for Ryan Preece are unjust, citing inconsistencies in NASCAR's evidence handling.
The death of Steve Mendoza has prompted tributes from across NASCAR, celebrating his enduring impact on the sport and the personal connections that shaped his legacy.
A late‑race wreck involving Cody Ware at Watkins Glen divided viewers, as NASCAR chose not to throw a caution flag, allowing Shane van Gisbergen to claim victory.
A high‑speed crash involving Cody Ware was overlooked during FOX's live broadcast of the Watkins Glen NASCAR race, igniting social media backlash and calls for the network's contract to be reconsidered.
Van Gisbergen led 74 of 100 laps, overcame a late pit stop, and won by more than seven seconds. Trackhouse Racing’s Connor Zilisch finished 20th after a tire issue, and Chase Elliott pushed for his uncle Ernie Elliott’s NASCAR Hall of Fame consideration. The spring event at Watkins Glen may be the only one of its kind, with the All‑Star Race set for Dover on May 17.
NASCAR enthusiasts took to Twitter and other platforms to criticize FOX Sports for overlooking key on‑track incidents during Sunday’s Cup Series race, including spins involving Bubba Wallace, Cody Ware and Josh Berry, sparking concerns about declining viewership.
Denny Hamlin, set to retire after the 2027 season, says oval tracks deliver better action in the new car and wants to chase his first NASCAR championship.
At a media event in Watkins Glen, Chase Elliott voiced strong support for his uncle Ernie Elliott’s nomination to the 2027 NASCAR Hall of Fame, highlighting the family’s racing legacy and urging fans to vote before the May 19 deadline.
NASCAR’s 2026 schedule brings the series back to Watkins Glen, where defending champion Shane van Gisbergen and rising star Connor Zilisch headline a competitive field, as analysts weigh in on the upcoming showdown.
Steve Mendoza, a longtime owner in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, was celebrated for his hands‑on approach, dedication to drivers and a lasting bond with competitor Andy Jankowiak, remembered through a green bandana at a recent victory.
After finishing eighth at Watkins Glen, Kyle Busch requested medical attention, citing a sinus cold, while Shane van Gisbergen took the checkered flag.
During the Go Bowling at The Glen, Kyle Busch remained in contention for a top‑five finish while asking for medical assistance after the race, prompting fan concern and commentary from Kevin Harvick about his contract year.
Kaden Honeycutt clinches his first NASCAR Truck Series win at Watkins Glen after a dramatic late‑race pass, signaling a breakthrough for Tricon Garage.
NASCAR is examining the No. 17 car driven by Chris Buescher after the Watkins Glen race, a process that could affect the team's points standing.
After Connor Zilisch's 20th‑place finish at Watkins Glen — the highlight of his 2026 campaign — NASCAR has opened a deeper technical review of his No. 88 entry. The move underscores the series' heightened vigilance in the NextGen era.