
Josh Berry Takes the Wheel at Legacy Motor Club
Josh Berry’s recent surge and Jimmie Johnson’s endorsement signal a strategic shift for Legacy Motor Club as the season’s final stretch approaches.
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Josh Berry’s recent surge and Jimmie Johnson’s endorsement signal a strategic shift for Legacy Motor Club as the season’s final stretch approaches.

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.

Josh Berry will drive the No. 42 Toyota for Legacy Motor Club in 2027, joining Erik Jones and Riley Herbst, after a career that includes stints at Stewart‑Haas Racing and Wood Brothers Racing and a recent top‑10 streak.

The Southern 500 served as a pivotal early test for the Chase, where stage points, mechanical failures and strategic pit stops reshaped the standings, keeping the championship fight razor‑thin with nine races left.

The Southern 500 delivered a dramatic finish that reshaped the Chase standings, highlighted by Denny Hamlin’s narrow lead, Christopher Bell’s victory, and a series of strategic performances that underscore the importance of stage points.

The Cook Out Southern 500 kicked off NASCAR’s postseason, resetting the standings for the Chase and setting the stage for a 10‑race playoff run.

Josh Berry’s unexpected five‑race top‑nine streak and his impending move to a new team highlight the dynamic driver market that will define NASCAR’s 2027 season.

Jesse Love, a defending champion with 383 laps led this season, remains optimistic that eliminating bad luck will propel him to a second title and a future Cup Series campaign.

Tyler Reddick takes pole position for the season‑opening Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington, with the Chase beginning on September 6.

The NASCAR Cup Series’ Cook Out Southern 500 opens the Chase at Darlington Raceway, with Tyler Reddick on pole after qualifying was canceled.

The Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway opens the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase, a 501‑mile, 367‑lap event that challenges drivers with its unique oval design, relentless tire wear, and ever‑changing conditions.

The Cook Out Southern 500 kicks off the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase with a full 38‑driver field, live Sunday at 5:00 p.m. ET on USA Network.

The Cook Out Southern 500 kicks off the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs at Darlington Raceway, with USA Network broadcasting live on September 6.

Ryan Preece captured his inaugural NASCAR Cup Series victory in the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, clinching the last Chase position and marking a pivotal moment for his team and manufacturer.

NASCAR has abandoned its 'win and in' playoff format, replacing it with a season-long championship that rewards consistency. Denny Hamlin tops the standings, but the revised point structure tightens the battle for the title.

Riley Herbst's injury forces a last‑minute driver swap at Daytona, with reserve Harrison Burton stepping into the No. 35 Toyota.

A sudden thunderstorm forecast has put Saturday's NASCAR Cup Series qualifying in jeopardy, prompting a metric‑based lineup that could reshape the season‑ending race.

A look at the major driver contract updates, retirements, and roster shifts set to define NASCAR's 2027 season.

Richard Childress Racing announced Carson Brown as its full‑time driver for the 2027 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, replacing Jesse Love, as the team reshapes its lineup and looks ahead to a busy schedule of events including the August 28 Winn‑Dixie 250 at Daytona.

Josh Berry lost his Cup Series seat at Wood Brothers Racing to Jesse Love, sparking debate over his limited wins and the sport's shifting driver landscape.

Ryan Blaney’s third victory of the season propels him toward Daytona, while Christopher Bell, Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin and a host of rising talents shape the competitive race for the Championship.

Denny Hamlin’s strong finish at New Hampshire propels him to the top seed entering the NASCAR Chase, while Team Penske must improve on longer ovals. With Austin Cindric, Shane van Gisbergen and Ryan Preece vying for the last two spots, the stage is set for a dramatic playoff.

Denny Hamlin entered the playoffs as the top seed, bolstered by a strong record on high‑speed ovals and a four‑win season, while Team Penske battles to improve on mile‑and‑a‑half tracks ahead of the decisive Chase schedule.

Denny Hamlin’s strong points tally and four wins position him as the top seed, yet challenges remain on the tracks where rivals have historically excelled.