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Josh Berry will drive Legacy Motor Club’s No. 42 Toyota in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, bringing a recent record of six consecutive top‑10 finishes and a first Cup victory at Las Vegas to a team poised for its first full‑time three‑car operation.
Ryan Preece turned a terrifying Daytona crash into a historic win, securing his first Cup Series victory and a spot in the postseason.
Josh Berry, dropped by Wood Brothers Racing, has posted three consecutive top‑10 results, sparking talk from Dale Earnhardt Jr. about a needed seat by Daytona and opening doors at Richard Childress Racing and in the O’Reilly Series.
Noah Gragson rejoins Front Row Motorsports for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, as the team seeks stability and performance improvements with its new driver lineup and Ford’s updated body.
Veteran NASCAR crew chief Scott Zipadelli reflects on a career that bridges high‑octane racing with fatherhood, shaping the next generation while savoring family time.
Scott Zipadelli, a seasoned crew chief in NASCAR’s Craftsman Truck Series, discusses how he balances a high‑octane racing career with family life, mentors young drivers, and measures success by impact rather than trophies.
After a late‑stage collision with Christopher Bell, Josh Berry saw his day end prematurely, marking his fifth DNF in 21 starts. The incident underscores a turbulent year for the driver, who now faces an uncertain future as Jesse Love prepares to take his seat.
Front Row Motorsports hints at a contract extension for Noah Gragson as the team eyes stability for the 2027 NASCAR season.
Front Row Motorsports announced the continuation of Todd Gilliland’s contract through the 2027 season, but the team has yet to decide on the driver who will eventually take over the No. 4 Chevrolet.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. expresses worry for Josh Berry, who faces an uncertain future after being dropped by Wood Brothers Racing, while recalling their successful partnership and the broader challenges confronting drivers in today's competitive racing environment.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. expresses worry over Josh Berry’s precarious position in NASCAR after the Wood Brothers Racing exit, highlighting the driver’s journey and the challenges that lie ahead.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. reflects on Josh Berry's decade‑long mentorship, his debut victory, and the tough road ahead as the 2026 season unfolds.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. expresses deep concern over Josh Berry's struggling 2024 campaign and 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.
From a bank teller in Tennessee to a historic Cup victory, Josh Berry's rise is tempered by a volatile NASCAR market and a uncertain contract outlook.
Front Row Motorsports’ GM Jerry Freeze expresses confidence in re‑signing Noah Gragson for the 2027 season despite a challenging current campaign.
With teammate performances rising and a strong developmental background, Gragson’s future in the Cup Series appears secured beyond the next year.
Toyota's manufacturer dominance in the NASCAR Cup Series is driven by unprecedented collaboration among its teams, while Ford faces criticism for its fragmented approach.
A weekend defined by strict technical inspections reshaped the Chicagoland Speedway race, culminating in Chase Briscoe’s maiden 2026 win and ongoing scrutiny of Hamlin’s entry.
Rumors swirl as Noah Gragson considers a move to Richard Childress Racing, while sponsorship pressures and driver reshuffles loom over the upcoming season.
After a multi‑year absence, Ryan Newman is set to re‑enter the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at North Wilkesboro, driving a Ram truck fielded by Kaulig Racing. The comeback revives a historic brand and highlights Newman’s enduring connection to the series.
Kevin Magnussen’s first NASCAR Cup Series race ended in controversy after a multi‑lap battle with Noah Gragson resulted in a crash, a middle‑finger gesture and a 90‑second pit‑lane confrontation.
Jesse Love will take the wheel of the No. 21 car for Wood Brothers Racing in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, marking his first full‑time season and replacing Josh Berry, while battling Corey Heim for Rookie of the Year.
Former Haas F1 driver Kevin Magnussen will step into the NASCAR Cup Series with Trackhouse's Project91, citing excitement, family heritage and a lifelong fascination with the sport.