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Christopher Bell broke a 33‑race drought by beating Kyle Larson in the final laps of the Southern 500, with the Chase contingent sweeping nine of the top ten positions.
Bell broke a 33‑race drought by passing Kyle Larson with 18 laps left, while Denny Hamlin’s early incident dropped him to 18th, reshaping the playoff picture ahead of the St. Louis showdown.
Christopher Bell broke a 33‑race winless streak by winning the Southern 500 at Darlington, passing Kyle Larson in the final laps and moving into second place in the Chase standings.
Christopher Bell broke his lengthy winless drought by overtaking Kyle Larson with 18 laps remaining, while nine of the top ten finishers belonged to Chase drivers.
Christopher Bell broke a 33‑race drought by passing Kyle Larson with 18 laps remaining to win the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.
In a dramatic finish at Darlington, Christopher Bell broke his 33‑race drought by passing Kyle Larson on the final lap, while nine of the top ten positions were filled by Chase drivers.
Ryan Preece’s triumph at the 2026 Coke Zero Sugar 400 not only delivered his first Cup‑Series points win but also locked him into the playoffs, edging out Shane van Gisbergen and giving his team a rare double‑entry.
Ryan Preece captured his maiden NASCAR Cup Series victory at Daytona, overcoming past mishaps to lock in the final playoff position.
Ryan Preece captured the season‑ending Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, overcoming a final‑lap bump to lock the last playoff berth and elevate his team’s campaign.
Ryan Preece clinches his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Daytona in a dramatic overtime finish, securing a Chase spot while Shane van Gisbergen’s championship hopes evaporate.
Ryan Preece clinched the final playoff spot in a chaotic Daytona race, while Hollywood prepares a sequel that revisits the sport's iconic legacy.
Ryan Preece’s overtime victory at Daytona secured the last playoff berth and two Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing entries, while Shane van Gisbergen’s late‑race gamble cost him a spot and Tom Cruise announced a ‘Days of Thunder’ sequel
In a tense overtime showdown at Daytona International Speedway, Ryan Preece clinched the final playoff berth for Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing, edging past Shane van Gisbergen after a last‑lap bump. The race unfolded amid a backdrop of redemption, new film projects, and the looming Daytona 500.
Ryan Preece’s second‑place finish in the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway secured his first playoff spot, overcoming early setbacks and a chaotic final stage.
Ross Chastain captured his maiden Busch Light pole at Daytona, edging Chris Buescher by 0.051 seconds and setting a new lap speed of 184.391 mph, a milestone that underscores his career resurgence and sets the stage for the championship‑bound Chase.
Brad Keselowski needs a miracle to reach the playoffs, while new engine and aerodynamic rules add uncertainty to the final Daytona showdown.
Brad Keselowski aims for a miracle win at Daytona’s season‑ending race, hoping to revive his championship hopes amid a tightly contested NASCAR field.
With two races left and a 50‑point deficit, Ryan Preece leans on his family‑run team and deep New Hampshire roots as he battles for the last spot in the NASCAR Cup playoffs.
Colin Braun, a three‑time WeatherTech SportsCar champion, is set to make his third NASCAR Truck Series start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 22, driving the No. 25 Ram 1500. The race marks his debut on an oval track in the series, where he hopes to build on previous top‑10 finishes and a lone Truck victory at Michigan.
A dramatic engine failure, oil‑slicked track, and a teammate crash turned a routine race into a historic, near‑miraculous finish.
With three races left, Brent Crews and Taylor Gray cling to the final Chase positions, while Justin Allgaier aims to add another Brickyard win and extend JR Motorsports' historic streak.
After nearly two decades away, Jamie McMurray is back in the Craftsman Truck Series, joining Kaulig Racing for a select slate of races while Colin Braun steps in at Lime Rock Park.
Kaulig Racing announced that Colin Braun will drive the No. 25 RAM 1500 in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Lime Rock Park on July 11, bringing his IMSA pedigree and road‑course experience to the series.
Kaulig Racing announced that Colin Braun will drive the No. 25 RAM 1500 at Lime Rock Park on July 11, marking his first Truck Series start since 2011 and adding a multi‑title IMSA champion to the roster.