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Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and edged Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds to claim his second straight Cup victory at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, while the race delivered dramatic pit-stop drama and a chaotic finish ahead of the Daytona finale.
Ryan Blaney overcame an early pit‑road error to lead 115 laps and win the NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, while Bubba Wallace finished second and Josh Berry third.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and out‑finished Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds after a critical tire change, marking his 20th career victory and third of the season. The race highlighted strategic adjustments by crew chief Jonathan Hassler and featured strong performances from Josh Berry and others, with the championship battle now shifting to Daytona on August 29.
Ryan Blaney clinches his second straight NASCAR Cup Series victory at New Hampshire, overcoming a pit‑stop mishap to edge Bubba Wallace by less than a second.
Ryan Blaney wins his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire, overcoming a pit stop mishap to finish ahead of Bubba Wallace as the season heads to Daytona.
Tyler Reddick captured pole position with a lap of 29.054 seconds, while Josh Berry qualified second. The race will be broadcast on USA Network with streaming on HBO Max and SiriusXM.
Tyler Reddick claimed pole position at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a 29.054‑second lap, edging Josh Berry by 0.015 seconds. The performance marks a pivotal turnaround for Reddick after a slump, bolstered by co‑owner Michael Jordan's encouragement.
The Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 23 will decide the last spots in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, featuring pole‑sitter Tyler Reddick, Josh Berry’s bid for a fourth straight top‑10, and a crowded chase battle.
The 2026 Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will crown the last regular‑season points before the Chase, featuring a deep driver field, a pole‑position battle and extensive broadcast coverage.
With Corey Heim now barred from the 2027 Rookie of the Year despite two 2026 wins, and Brad Keselowski echoing concerns, NASCAR’s rule change raises questions about rewarding true rookie performance.
Tyler Reddick’s 29.054‑second qualifying run edged Josh Berry by a fraction of a second, while Michael Jordan’s encouragement added a personal edge to the weekend.
Tyler Reddick secured the pole position at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 22, 2026, edging out Josh Berry by a mere 0.015 seconds. The performance marks his fourth pole this year and his first since April, reviving his championship hopes after a mid‑season slump.
Tyler Reddick secured pole position at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a 29.054‑second lap, edging out Josh Berry by 0.015 seconds after a practice slump.
Tyler Reddick secured the pole at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, beating Josh Berry by 0.015 seconds after a strategic practice turnaround and a motivational talk from NBA legend Michael Jordan.
Tyler Reddick’s qualifying surge at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, spurred by strategic adjustments and a motivational talk from Michael Jordan, reshapes his season outlook.
Tyler Reddick claimed the top spot with a 29.054‑second lap, edging out Josh Berry by a razor‑thin margin, while Michael Jordan’s pre‑race encouragement added a psychological edge.
Josh Berry’s recent victory and the sudden opening at RCR have reignited speculation about his next move in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Joey Logano’s win at Richmond propelled him from 20th to ninth in the Cup Series standings, while Austin Cindric’s third‑place run marked a breakthrough after a prolonged slump. The performance underscores Team Penske’s strength on short tracks and sets the stage for a tighter playoff battle.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. critiques NASCAR’s move toward multi‑sponsor driver contracts, warning that financial backing may eclipse pure talent in determining who gets a seat behind the wheel.
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.
Joey Logano captured the Cook Out 400 at Richmond, Austin Cindric secured third and a crucial points lead, and Carson Hocevar's engine woes dropped him to 37th, reshaping the Chase outlook.
Joey Logano won the Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway, securing his second victory of the 2026 season and moving into the championship top ten. The race also featured strong performances by Chase Briscoe, Austin Cindric, Denny Hamlin, and Chase Elliott, setting the stage for the upcoming New Hampshire showdown.
Joey Logano’s victory at Richmond Raceway propelled him from 20th to ninth in the standings, while teammate Austin Cindric and several rivals locked themselves into the championship field ahead of the final two races.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series opened its season with a bold move: a Saturday night race under the lights at Richmond Raceway, the first of three such events scheduled across the year. The novelty of a weekend night race drew a packed crowd eager to see how the new format would play out.