
Earnhardt Jr. Warns of Berry’s Uncertain Future in NASCAR
Dale Earnhardt Jr. reflects on Josh Berry’s challenging 2026 season and the limited opportunities facing drivers without a guaranteed ride.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. reflects on Josh Berry’s challenging 2026 season and the limited opportunities facing drivers without a guaranteed ride.

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400, where a warm weekend with low rain probability is expected across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

NASCAR will refer to the points leader entering the postseason as the 'No. 1 seed', a change driven by fan and internal feedback and set to take effect before the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.

With five races left, Denny Hamlin leads the Chase pack while a handful of drivers jostle for positioning, recent wins reshape the playoff picture, and statistical odds highlight the volatility of the remaining schedule.

NASCAR announced a revised practice schedule for the Cup Series, featuring a longer single session and an additional tire set, debuting at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Richmond hosted its first Parallel Parking Championship, where participants had 60 seconds to park without touching curbs, cones, or other cars. The event was judged by NASCAR driver Noah Gragson and hosted by Vera House, Richmond Raceway, and NASCAR.
After retiring in 2005, Rusty Wallace, a 55‑victory NASCAR veteran, declined recent overtures from Kaulig Racing and the upcoming 2026 Craftsman Truck Series, choosing instead to focus on his broadcasting career with ESPN and MRN.

Denny Hamlin, 45, leads the NASCAR Cup Series in his 22nd full‑time season, posting an average finish four spots better than his career norm and crediting his team and Toyota for the breakthrough.

NASCAR reveals green‑flag times for its 2026 Indy weekend, featuring Truck, O'Reilly and Cup series races across Friday night, Saturday afternoon and Sunday afternoon, highlighted as a Crown Jewel event.

Shane van Gisbergen's recent surge on non‑road tracks has transformed his season prospects, boosting his Chase odds and reshaping the playoff landscape.

Three rising NASCAR drivers will compete in multiple series events at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park from July 24‑26, each bringing recent achievements and new equipment to the track.

The 24th race weekend of the 2026 NASCAR season will feature a $789,700 Truck Series purse at Lucas Oil Raceway, where drivers aim for historic wins.

NASCAR announced the elimination of its regular‑season title and the word "playoffs" from its postseason format, a move spurred by feedback from Hall of Famer Mark Martin and met with a tongue‑in‑cheek response from championship leader Denny Hamlin.

The 2026 Indianapolis Motor Speedway weekend will feature a $11.2 million Cup Series purse, a $180,000 increase from last year, while drivers like Bubba Wallace aim for back‑to‑back victories.

NASCAR prepares for the 24th race weekend of the 2026 season at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, featuring a $1.66 million purse and a competitive field that includes Sam Mayer, Taylor Gray, Ryan Sieg and Connor Zilisch.

NASCAR will refer to the points leader entering the postseason as the 'No. 1 seed', a change confirmed by Mike Forde and set to take effect before the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis.

The final of the NASCAR In-Season Challenge will take place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, featuring a $1 million prize and a milestone 400th start for Ryan Blaney.

Connor Mosack will replace Chase Elliott in the No. 7 Chevrolet for the upcoming race at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, while Spire Motorsports continues to sort out driver arrangements for several upcoming events.

The 2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway will feature a one‑lap qualifying session that determines the starting grid for the Pennzoil 250, with Sam Mayer leading the lineup after his 2025 pole‑winning performance.

Veteran driver Denny Hamlin, who has 64 NASCAR victories but no Cup Series championship, leads the points standings as the sport removes the regular‑season champion designation, setting the stage for a fresh battle for the title.

Front Office Sports and NASCAR announced a content partnership that will grant fans an unprecedented look behind the scenes of the sport’s most iconic race weekends.
Dick Passwater’s lone NASCAR win at Charlotte Speedway in 1953 remains a footnote in a career cut short by tragedy, yet his story endures among racing historians.

Eleven‑year‑old Brexton Busch dedicated his first Micro A‑Main victory to his late father, reflecting on grief, gratitude and the road ahead.

This weekend’s NASCAR lineup at Indianapolis includes practice, qualifying, and races across three series, highlighted by the Brickyard 400, a hauler parade, and key driver storylines.