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Hendrick Motorsports brings a record of dominance at Pocono Raceway into this weekend’s Great American Getaway 400, featuring seasoned drivers Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, William Byron and Alex Bowman, while 20‑year‑old Corey Day prepares for his debut.
After a record‑breaking crash at Michigan, Christopher Bell emerged with minor injuries and is set to compete at Pocono, where his past performances hint at a strong showing.
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.
During the recent Dow Championship Pro-Am Tournament at Midland Country Club, Dow introduced a special paint scheme on Austin Dillon's Chevrolet, celebrating U.S. independence and paying tribute to veterans.
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.
Trackhouse Racing prepares for the 2026 Pocono race with a fresh paint scheme, a commentator role for Ross Chastain, and a promising debut for Connor Zilisch, while Shane van Gisbergen aims to rebound from recent setbacks.
The 2026 Great American Getaway 400 will feature Legacy Motor Club’s two entries, with John Hunter Nemechek and Erik Jones aiming to capitalize on historic track records and recent performances.
Josh Berry announced he will not return to Wood Brothers Racing in 2027, citing disappointment and gratitude. He reflects on a breakthrough debut, a tough current campaign, and the road ahead in NASCAR.
NASCAR driver Christopher Bell will race at Pocono Raceway after fracturing his left wrist in a crash with Chase Elliott at Michigan International Speedway, aiming for his first 2026 victory.
Kevin Harvick, a four‑time predictor of Cup Series champions, explains his confidence in Bubba Wallace’s recent momentum and attitude as the key to his Pocono pick.
Christopher Bell emerged from the most violent collision of the NASCAR Next Gen era at Michigan, a crash that left his wrist fractured but did not deter his resolve to take the wheel again at Pocono next weekend.
Christopher Bell fractured his left wrist during a severe crash at Michigan, where the impact logged the highest Delta‑V in NASCAR's Next Gen era. Despite the injury, Bell was cleared to race at Pocono, underscoring the series' safety progress.
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.
NASCAR drivers gear up for a survival‑style race at Naval Base Coronado, confronting bumps, railroad tracks and tight corners while safety crews ramp up support.
Tom and Brexton Busch honored a late NASCAR champion at the Cookout Summer Shootout, with fans celebrating the young racer’s performance.
Josh Berry confirmed that the 2026 season will be his last behind the wheel of the No. 21 Ford for Wood Brothers Racing, reflecting on a year marked by a win at Las Vegas, a playoff berth, and a steep performance drop.
Denny Hamlin, a 45‑year‑old veteran of the NASCAR Cup Series, has hinted that the 2027 campaign could mark the end of his full‑time racing career, citing physical strain and a desire to exit before performance declines.
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.
Fans can look forward to a packed schedule that includes a Happy Hour Show, a Van Halen tribute concert, movie night, and the Dollar Tree 301 NASCAR Cup Series race.
A pre‑race ceremony, a moment of silence and a missing‑man formation marked the Cook Out Summer Shootout as the motorsports world paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch.
Former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce spent a day at Talladega Superspeedway, calling the steep banking a ‘cheat code for NFL workouts’ and ending up in Victory Lane after a surprise NASCAR victory.
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.
Amazon Prime’s coverage of the Michigan NASCAR Cup Series race delivered a 17% increase in viewership compared to last year, reaching 2.07 million viewers. The growth coincides with a shift in measurement methodology and notable gains at other tracks.
A modest Cup effort by NY Racing, a strong showing from RAM’s Parker Kligerman, and Lanie Buice’s fifth‑place ARCA run highlight hidden talent at Michigan.