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Two‑time NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Busch died at 41, leaving a void in the sport. His last scheduled Truck race at Charlotte earned a pole position after qualifying was canceled, and his team is now owned by Spire Motorsports as new drivers prepare to honor his memory.
Kyle Larson captured a sprint car win at Southern Iowa Speedway after a contentious maneuver that ignited a public dispute with rival Ryan Timms, who questioned Larson's ancestry.
The recent NASCAR weekend at Iowa Speedway exposed the challenges faced by a handful of drivers, from Cody Ware’s debut last‑place finish to the shifting fortunes of veteran competitors.
Shane van Gisbergen is set to compete in the 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Richmond Raceway, piloting the No. 7 Chevrolet sponsored by HendrickCars.com.
Carson Kvapil edged Rajah Caruth by 0.343 seconds after a dramatic overtime maneuver, moving to the top of the points standings as the series heads to Daytona.
A late‑race spin by Jesse Love handed Sheldon Creed the lead in the HyVee Perks 250, while an overtime wreck reshaped the Chase cutline and set the stage for a decisive Daytona finale.
Hendrick Motorsports is set to showcase its short‑track strength at Iowa Speedway, with William Byron leading a lineup that includes Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson, Alex Bowman and rising talent Corey Day.
Connor Zilisch, the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series rookie, has endured a challenging debut year marked by frequent DNFs and a modest average finish, but an upcoming break offers a chance to regroup and target a future seat at Hendrick Motorsports.
Carson Kvapil clinches the Hy‑Vee Perks 250 after a dramatic overtime, while Justin Allgaier leads both stages and collects maximum points.
Ryan Sieg secured the pole for the upcoming NASCAR O’Reilly Series race at Iowa Speedway, while practice results highlighted a competitive field of 37 drivers vying for position.
The 2026 NASCAR weekend at Iowa Speedway will feature the Cup Series, O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and ARCA Menards Series, with full driver rosters revealed for the 0.875‑mile track in Newton, Iowa.
Speculation about the 2028 NASCAR driver market intensifies as Connor Zilisch eyes Alex Bowman’s seat and Corey Day considers a move to Spire Motorsports, a team linked to Hendrick.
Kyle Larson says he plans to reach his 40th birthday before making a final call on retirement, a decision shaped by his children’s needs and the evolving landscape of his team.
Corey Day has confirmed he will not chase a Cup Series ride at Hendrick Motorsports, instead dedicating his efforts to defending the 2026 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series title.
Alex Bowman’s planned retirement after the 2027 Cup season has sparked a debate over who will replace him, with Ross Chastain’s overlooked credentials emerging as a compelling alternative to high‑risk prospects.
The 2026 NASCAR Chase is taking shape as drivers lock in playoff spots following a series of decisive races across the circuit. Ty Gibbs clinched his place in the championship field after finishing twelfth at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a result that propelled him to fourth in the Cup standings.
After announcing his retirement at the end of the 2027 season, Alex Bowman leaves a void in the No. 48 car that Hendrick Motorsports is eager to fill with a driver who aligns with its culture.
Hendrick Motorsports is evaluating options to replace Alex Bowman in the No. 48 car for 2028, focusing on emerging drivers like Connor Zilisch and Corey Day while navigating expiring contracts across the organization.
Connor Zilisch is poised to join Hendrick Motorsports, while Corey Day faces an uncertain path, potentially landing at Spire Motorsports, reshaping Trackhouse Racing’s roster.
Hendrick Motorsports has committed to a long‑term development project with Corey Day, a young sprint car standout transitioning to stock car competition. Backed by Jeff Gordon and Jeff Andrews, the team sees a steep learning curve but believes Day can reach the sport’s highest level.
Alex Bowman will end his full‑time NASCAR career after the 2027 season, opening the door for a new driver to steer the storied No. 48 Chevrolet in 2028. Team officials are weighing a quartet of talent, including veteran Ross Chastain, rookie Corey Day and development prospect Connor Zilisch.
Corey Heim's hard‑won victory at Indianapolis sparked debate over the difficulty of passing, while veteran insights and future roster shifts underscore a shifting era for the sport.
Carson Kvapil’s maiden victory at Indianapolis is upheld after inspection, while Jesse Love and Brandon Jones lose pit selection for the upcoming Iowa race.
After years of near‑misses, Carson Kvapil finally broke through with his first NASCAR O'Reilly Series win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in July 2026, a result that propelled him to second in the championship.