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The inaugural Window World 450 at North Wilkesboro Speedway will blend the venue's storied past with a fresh, electrifying atmosphere, offering fans a unique mix of nostalgia, tight racing and small‑town community spirit.
After Kyle Busch's death in May 2026, his former sponsor Mars has been criticized for not honoring his legacy, even as fans leave M&M’s at memorials and a planned tribute at Lime Rock Park was blocked.
In a recent interview, Martins highlighted the competitive imbalance created by dominant Cup‑Series programs and advocated for a more nuanced evaluation of drivers that accounts for team resources and race context.
With Kyle Busch gone, RCR must fill the coveted No.33 seat in 2027. Austin Hill, despite modest results, is the frontrunner, while the organization eyes a handful of young drivers as the series braces for a reshuffle.
Chase Briscoe argues that NASCAR’s selective enforcement of penalties for deliberate crashes undermines the integrity of the series and forces drivers to hide the truth.
A public memorial for Kyle Busch will be held on October 9 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, honoring the NASCAR legend who died at 41 after a battle with pneumonia and sepsis.
The inaugural Window World 450 NASCAR Cup Series race will take place July 17‑19 at North Wilkesboro Speedway, marking the track’s return after nearly three decades and offering fans a blend of nostalgia and modern competition.
With Ty Dillon entering his third season at Kaulig Racing, the team's lineup plans for 2027 remain unsettled. CEO Chris Rice has walked back earlier suggestions of contract discussions, and rumors of possible replacements have begun to circulate.
The inaugural Window World 450 at North Wilkesboro Speedway will blend historic tradition with contemporary NASCAR action, featuring weekend‑long camping, live entertainment and a roster of top drivers.
Austin Hill aims to break a tie with Kevin Harvick for the most wins as the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series heads into a unique two‑venue race weekend at Atlanta’s EchoPark Speedway.
With Kyle Busch gone, Richard Childress Racing is scouting a successor for the No. 33 car, eyeing Austin Hill despite his modest Cup record.
A public memorial for Kyle Busch will be held on October 9 at Charlotte Motor Speedway following the Truck Series race, bringing together family, friends, and the broader NASCAR family to celebrate his legacy.
A look at the upcoming memorial, the legacy of Busch’s record‑setting career, and the community’s response
A look at NASCAR’s decision to forgo penalties after Chicagoland Speedway incidents, the ensuing consistency debate, and Estepp’s analysis of driver outlooks and playoff dynamics.
Austin Hill, a 16‑time O’Reilly Auto Parts Series champion, is set to compete in the Quaker State 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, where a win would mark his first Cup Series victory and honor the memory of Kyle Busch.
A rumor suggests that 17‑year‑old Chevrolet prospect Carson Brown could secure a full‑time seat in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series next year, joining a lineup that already features veteran Austin Hill and a reshuffling of driver contracts across multiple teams.
Austin Hill, a five‑time winner on the Atlanta oval in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, is set to make his Cup debut after Kyle Busch’s death, hoping to replicate the emotional triumph Kevin Harvick achieved after Dale Earnhardt’s passing.
A look at the latest driver rumors circulating in NASCAR's Silly Season, focusing on Chandler Smith's possible shift to Richard Childress Racing and the broader implications for teams and sponsors.
With only four races remaining, Austin Hill aims for a sixth win at EchoPark to tie Kevin Harvick, while Jesse Love seeks his first victory and Justin Allgaier leads the points standings. The event determines the final twelve drivers for The Chase.
The Cup Series returns to the 1.54‑mile drafting oval in Georgia for the second time this season, with all 38 entries guaranteed a spot, a 7 p.m. ET start on July 12, and live coverage on TNT Sports.
After finishing 24th at Chicagoland Speedway, Austin Dillon praised the track's racing dynamics and urged NASCAR to revisit dormant short tracks such as South Boston and Stafford, while also exploring new dirt‑track opportunities.
What began as a competitive spark in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series has evolved into a full‑blown feud between Austin Hill and Shane van Gisbergen, two drivers now sharing the premier stock‑car division. Recent on‑track collisions, verbal exchanges and a series of penalties have kept the tension high, leading NASCAR to schedule a meeting with both competitors.
NASCAR's managing director announced no penalties following a comprehensive review of the Chicago Speedway collisions, emphasizing the need for clearer driver expectations.
Sheldon Creed's breakthrough victory at EchoPark Speedway marks a turning point for him and his team as the 2026 season reaches its climax.