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Sunday’s Brickyard 400 failed to deliver thrilling on‑track action, yet the track’s legacy, driver reverence and cultural significance argue for its continued place on the NASCAR schedule.
Denny Hamlin tops the Cup Series standings, locked into the playoffs despite a winless Brickyard 400 record, as the season approaches its final stretch with Iowa, Richmond and Daytona on the horizon.
Veteran NASCAR crew chief Scott Zipadelli reflects on a career that bridges high‑octane racing with fatherhood, shaping the next generation while savoring family time.
Scott Zipadelli, a seasoned crew chief in NASCAR’s Craftsman Truck Series, discusses how he balances a high‑octane racing career with family life, mentors young drivers, and measures success by impact rather than trophies.
With Denny Hamlin atop the points standings and several contenders jockeying for playoff positioning, the upcoming races at Iowa, Richmond and New Hampshire promise high stakes
Corey Heim has become the first driver since A.J. Foyt to win twice in his first 15 Cup starts, and his hypothetical point total would place him seventh in the championship.
Corey Heim clinches the Brickyard 400, becoming the youngest winner since Jeff Gordon, while Carson Hocevar’s aggressive tactics spark a heated rivalry.
Corey Heim’s win at the Brickyard 400 marks Field & Stream’s debut as a primary NASCAR sponsor, underscoring the brand’s fusion of outdoor heritage with auto racing.
At the 2026 Brickyard 400, 24‑year‑old Corey Heim claimed his first victory, becoming the youngest winner since Jeff Gordon in 1994, while 23‑year‑old Carson Hocevar’s aggressive bid and ensuing clash highlighted a generational shift in the sport.
Denny Hamlin leads the points standings and is locked into the playoffs, while his 23XI Racing partnership with Michael Jordan sees teammate Corey Heim claim a crown‑jewel win at Indianapolis. The season’s next stretch promises a fierce chase for the championship.
Denny Hamlin tops the points standings and eyes the Cup championship as the series heads into a critical stretch of races.
This weekend’s action at North Wilkesboro features a Cup Series points race, a Truck Series showdown, and a doubleheader that blends veterans with rising talent.
Ford celebrates a milestone at North Wilkesboro as Blaney clinches the 750th Cup victory, while Logano dazzles in the All‑Star Race and several drivers eye the next round of the In‑Season Challenge.
NASCAR’s top playoff hopefuls use a week‑long break to regroup ahead of crucial Iowa, Richmond and New Hampshire races.
Corey Heim captured his second Cup Series win at the Brickyard 400, while veteran Denny Hamlin holds the points lead as the Chase looms.
Corey Heim led 58 laps to claim his second Cup Series win in just 15 starts, becoming the first part‑time driver to win the Brickyyard 400 and the second‑youngest victor behind Jeff Gordon.
Corey Heim, a part‑time NASCAR Cup Series driver, has captured two wins this season, earning praise and setting the stage for a full‑time debut in 2027.
Joey Logano praised Corey Heim after the Brickyard 400, calling the young driver a 'spectacular' talent. Heim led 58 laps, survived a late restart battle with Denny Hamlin, and edged past Ryan Blaney's wreck to win by 0.287 seconds, marking his second victory of the season and earning a full‑time seat in the No. 67 Toyota next year.
Denny Hamlin leads the standings, with Reddick and Blaney close behind, while the battle for the final playoff spots intensifies.
Corey Heim claimed his second win of the 2026 season at the Brickyard 400, denying Denny Hamlin a victory in his 18th attempt, while the race exposed passing difficulties caused by the current Cup aero package.
Corey Heim secured his second NASCAR Cup Series win at the Brickyyard 400, edging Denny Hamlin and Christopher Bell, while the championship field narrows ahead of the Iowa Speedway race.
With 34 laps remaining, Hamlin’s lead evaporated after a chaotic restart orchestrated by Corey Heim. The driver blamed a breakdown in push coordination, yet still lauded the winner’s effort and celebrated his own recent owner success.
Corey Heim secured his second Cup Series win at the Brickyard 400, becoming the first part‑time driver to win the event and the second‑youngest victor in its history, after a strategic battle with Carson Hocevar and a late‑stage duel with Christopher Bell and Joey Logano.
During the Brickyard 400, Carson Hocevar’s frustration boiled over in a brief gesture toward Corey Heim, who capitalized on pit‑cycle missteps to claim his second Cup Series win.