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Carson Hocevar earned his third career Busch Light pole award with a 186.598 mph lap, positioning him alongside Daniel Suárez for the upcoming Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
After three decades away, NASCAR is back at North Wilkesboro Speedway, where recent All‑Star winners and shifting betting odds promise an unpredictable and eagerly awaited race.
Carson Hocevar secured the Busch Light Pole Award with a top speed of 186.598 mph, while teammate Daniel Suárez will start alongside him on the front row. The top five include Tyler Reddick, Ty Gibbs and Denny Hamlin, and the full grid features notable performances from Bubba Wallace, Ryan Blaney and Todd Gilliland.
Qualifying concluded with Carson Hocevar posting the fastest lap of 48.232 seconds, positioning him ahead of Daniel Suarez. The race, scheduled for Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, will be televised on TNT and available on HBO Max, starting at 11:00 AM Pacific Time.
NASCAR’s Cup Series returns to North Wilkesboro Speedway for the first points race since 1996, featuring a $1 million In‑Season Challenge and a fierce battle among top drivers.
The 2026 Brickyard 400 will take place on July 26 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, featuring a $11.2 million purse, live coverage on TNT Sports and HBO Max, and a competitive points battle.
Carson Hocevar claims pole for the Brickyard 400 as Spire Motorsports Chevrolets dominate the top ten, with the race set to air on TNT and stream on HBO Max.
Carson Hocevar claimed the pole position with a 48.232‑second lap, edging out teammate Daniel Suarez by half a tenth. All three Spire Motorsports Chevrolets will start inside the top ten, setting the stage for a competitive Brickyard 400 broadcast on TNT and streamed via HBO MAX.
Carson Hocevar secured the pole with a 48.232‑second lap, edging teammate Daniel Suarez, while the race will be televised on TNT and streamed on HBO Max.
Carson Hocevar secured the pole with a 48.232‑second lap, while Chase Elliott brushed the wall, and a full roster of 39 drivers prepared for the iconic Brickyard 400.
The 2026 Window World 450 will mark the Cup Series' return to North Wilkesboro Speedway after a 30‑year hiatus, with data‑driven predictions suggesting a strategic shift in betting approaches.
After a seven‑year hiatus, Elliott Sadler is set to re‑enter the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Richmond Raceway, marking a notable homecoming for the 51‑year‑old former star.
After a decade away from the Truck Series, Elliott Sadler will pilot the No. 25 Ram 1500 for Kaulig Racing at Richmond on August 14, reviving a partnership that blends his storied career with the brand’s fresh push in NASCAR.
The Cup Series opens its weekend at North Wilkesboro Speedway with practice, qualifying and a highly anticipated race, featuring a deep field of teams and a broadcast on truTV, SiriusXM and HBO MAX.
NASCAR called off the scheduled qualifying session at North Wilkesboro Speedway after a sudden downpour drenched the track, forcing officials to rely on practice speeds to determine the starting order. As a result, Ryan Blaney will lead the field from pole position when the green flag drops.
Rain forced NASCAR to abandon traditional qualifying at North Wilkesboro Speedway, prompting a metric‑based lineup that places Blaney, Gibbs and Bell at the front of a 37‑driver field.
Rain forced NASCAR to abandon traditional qualifying, prompting a metric‑based starting order that places Ryan Blaney on pole and sees several playoff contenders starting lower.
The Cup Series will race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Sunday, July 19, 2026, with a $11.2 million purse, stage lengths of 80/265/450 laps, and a full field of top drivers broadcast on TNT Sports, HBO Max and PRN.
Inclement weather halted NASCAR Cup Series qualifying at North Wilkesboro Speedway, prompting the series to rely on the Rule Book to determine the starting lineup for the Window World 450, with Ryan Blaney at the helm and Ross Chastain dropping to the rear after a penalty.
Denny Hamlin tops the betting board for the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis, with Tyler Reddick and Kyle Larson close behind, while long‑shot entries add intrigue to the historic event.
Rain forced NASCAR to abandon traditional qualifying at North Wilkesboro, prompting a performance‑metric starting order for the Window World 450, where Ryan Blaney takes the pole alongside Ty Gibbs.
Qualifying for the Cup Series race was washed out, prompting NASCAR to use metric scores to determine the lineup, where Ryan Blaney claimed the pole ahead of Ty Gibbs and Christopher Bell.
A sudden downpour forced NASCAR to scrap the qualifying session at North Wilkesboro Speedway, but the series pressed on with a full practice. Christopher Bell set the fastest lap, while a host of drivers posted competitive times ahead of the next event.
Bell’s 123.477 mph topped the session, while Chastain faces a pass‑through penalty and Reddick’s delayed run could impact his race outlook.