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Ryan Blaney captured the NASCAR Cup Series win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 23, 2026, edging Bubba Wallace in a wet‑weather battle. Denny Hamlin, the points leader, survived a pit‑stop delay and remains atop the standings with one race left before The Chase.
Ryan Blaney overtook Bubba Wallace in the final stages after a pit crew mishap, securing his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory and strengthening his playoff positioning.
Ryan Preece must overcome an eight‑point deficit while Shane Van Gisbergen seeks a stronger cushion as NASCAR’s championship hinges on the Daytona finale.
Ryan Blaney captures his second consecutive New Hampshire victory through a daring two‑tire strategy, while Denny Hamlin clinches the top Chase seed, leaving the championship battle finely tuned.
Ryan Blaney captured his 20th career victory at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, edging Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds. The result extends Team Penske’s winning streak and sets the stage for a dramatic playoff battle at Daytona.
Ryan Blaney turned a mid‑race pit‑crew blunder into a winning move, leading the final 74 laps and edging Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds. The performance underscores Team Penske’s strategic rebound and sets the stage for a showdown at Daytona.
Ryan Blaney overcame a pit‑crew mishap to charge from 17th to first, leading the final 74 laps and edging Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds.
Ryan Blaney survived a late pit‑stop mishap to take his second consecutive Cup victory, extending his points lead ahead of the season‑ending Daytona race.
Ryan Blaney captured the Dollar Tree 301 NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 23, 2026, after a late surge that left him 0.715 seconds ahead of the pack.
Ryan Blaney overcame a pit‑crew error to win his second consecutive Cup Series race at New Hampshire, while Josh Berry’s third‑place finish extended Wood Brothers Racing’s streak and set the stage for the season‑ending showdown at Daytona.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and edged Bubba Wallace by .587 seconds to claim his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory, while Denny Hamlin clinched the top seed in the Chase.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and outlasted Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, securing his 20th career win and third of the season. The race featured a critical lug‑nut mishap, a switch from wet to slick tires, and a cascade of incidents that reshaped the playoff picture as the series heads to Daytona on August 29.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and edged Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, with a critical pit‑crew error and tire strategy playing pivotal roles.
Ryan Blaney overcame a pit‑road penalty to win the New Hampshire NASCAR Cup race, while teammates and rivals reflected on weather shifts, tire struggles, and crew performance.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and edged Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds to secure his second consecutive Cup Series win, overcoming a lug‑nut failure and a key strategic adjustment.
Ryan Blaney overcame a costly lug‑nut failure to win the Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, edging Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds and securing his 20th career win.
Denny Hamlin clinches the No. 1 seed after a dominant New Hampshire race, while Ryan Preece stands as the only driver with a realistic shot at overtaking the cut‑line at Daytona.
Ryan Blaney overcame a mid‑race pit stop issue to win the NASCAR Cup event at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, leading 115 laps and edging out Bubba Wallace by a slim margin.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps and out‑duelled Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds, securing his second straight Cup Series triumph and the third win of the season.
Ryan Blaney led most of the race and won his second consecutive Cup Series event, while the championship now shifts to Daytona.
Ryan Blaney secured his third victory of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, overcoming wet‑weather challenges to finish ahead of Bubba Wallace and Josh Berry.
Ryan Blaney captured his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, navigating a pit stop mishap and a late crash to finish ahead of Bubba Wallace. The race also featured a season‑best third place for Josh Berry and the end of Ross Chastain’s Chase hopes.
Ryan Blaney secured his third win of the season at New Hampshire, extending his points lead over Ty Gibbs. A daring two‑tire strategy and a prior pit‑stop setback defined the race, while Bubba Wallace’s final‑lap challenge fell short. Kyle Larson won stage one, and Denny Hamlin locked the regular‑season title.
Ryan Blaney led 115 laps before a late pit‑stop hiccup, but strategic adjustments helped him secure his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, positioning the championship battle for the season‑ending race at Daytona.