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Rain forced a metric‑based lineup for the NASCAR Cup Series race at North Wilkesboro, positioning Ryan Blaney first alongside Ty Gibbs, while Denny Hamlin and Tyler Reddick start further back.
The NASCAR Cup Series is set to make its highly anticipated comeback to North Wilkesboro Speedway on July 19, headlining the Window World 450, a 450‑lap marathon that will be split into three distinct stages.
The Cup Series will race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on July 19, 2026, featuring a 450‑lap event with three stages, a pole‑position battle, and a deep field of manufacturers and teams.
Joey Logano led over 160 laps to win Stage 2 at North Wilkesboro Speedway, while Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe followed. The stage was marred by two mid‑stage crashes that left several drivers a lap down, and a penalty sent Ty Gibbs to the rear for the restart.
Ryan Blaney, who had secured pole for the Window World 450, will start from the rear after an unapproved car adjustment, prompting a reshuffling of the lineup and live coverage on TNT.
Elliott Sadler is set to race at Richmond Raceway on August 14 as part of Kaulig Racing’s RAM program, marking a notable return to the Cup Series.
Joey Logano captured his first win of the season at North Wilkesboro Speedway, leading the majority of the 450‑lap event and moving back into the top 16 of the championship standings.
Joey Logano claimed his maiden win of the season at North Wilkesboro Speedway, moving into the top 16 of the points standings. The race, the first points‑paying event at the venue since 1996, featured strong finishes from Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe, while several drivers endured crashes.
Shane van Gisbergen's best oval finish in the NASCAR Cup Series came at North Wilkesboro Speedway, where a well‑executed pit strategy and consistent lap times carried him to a fifth‑place result behind Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe.
Joey Logano captured the checkered flag at North Wilkesboro Speedway, ending a 45‑race winless streak that had hung over his career since the spring of 2023. The 28‑year‑old driver led 321 of the 400 laps, a record haul that underscored his dominance and marked his 38th victory in the Cup Series.
Joey Logano led 323 of 450 laps to claim his first 2026 victory, setting a new personal laps‑led record and reshaping the playoff picture.
Joey Logano's commanding performance at North Wilkesboro marks a historic milestone for the Cup Series, delivering a new lap‑lead record and a decisive victory over Denny Hamlin.
Joey Logano captured his first win since May 2025 at North Wilkesboro, leading 323 of 450 laps and setting up a $1 million showdown for the championship finale at Indianapolis.
Joey Logano's commanding performance at North Wilkesboro saw him lead the majority of the race, claim his 38th career victory, and cement his place in NASCAR history.
The 51‑year‑old Emporia native will pilot the Kaulig Racing entry at Richmond Raceway on August 14, marking his first Truck Series start in over a decade.
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.
Josh Berry’s 2027 NASCAR ride evaporates as Wood Brothers Racing taps Jesse Love, leaving the veteran to chase a new seat amid a sliding points standing and a lingering chance at a Cup Series comeback.
Richard Childress Racing is charting a new course for its iconic No. 33 Chevrolet, with Austin Hill’s recent results fueling speculation that he could lock down the seat full‑time next season.
Austin Hill has stepped into the No. 33 Chevrolet after Kyle Busch’s tragic death and is now the leading candidate to drive the car full‑time in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, thanks to his dominant performances in the O’Reilly Series and consistent results alongside Austin Dillon.
NASCAR heads to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400, featuring a mix of season‑opening momentum, defending champion drama, and a lucrative prize for the final stage, with broadcast details and a full driver lineup.
The Brickyyard 400 will feature the NASCAR Cup Series, O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, NASCAR Truck Series and ARCA Menards Series, showcasing a deep field of drivers and teams across Indianapolis Motor Speedway and nearby Raceway Park.
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.