
Hocevar Takes Pole for Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis
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.
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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.

Denny Hamlin’s NASCAR In‑Season Challenge, now in its second year, blends March Madness‑style brackets with a $1 million prize, revitalizing fan interest and giving broadcasters fresh storylines.

The upcoming Brickyard 400 will feature three non‑chartered cars from Beard Motorsports, Live Fast Motorsports and 23XI Racing, including rookie Corey Heim, who aims to build on a strong ninth‑place finish.

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.

NASCAR will run its Cup Series cars at 465 horsepower at Daytona, cutting rear spoilers and adjusting aerodynamic rules to foster more dynamic racing and reshape playoff strategy.

Early betting markets highlight Chase Briscoe as the favorite, while fuel strategy, scorching temperatures, and historical trends promise a dramatic showdown.

The Cup Series makes its first points race at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 30 years, setting the stage for a high‑stakes battle among the sport’s top drivers.

Austin Cindric’s power issues limited his run, while Kyle Larson topped the speed charts, with Denny Hamlin and Ty Gibbs also making notable impressions.

Kyle Larson's recent remarks echo Scott Dixon's concerns about the growing length of NASCAR Cup Series events, sparking a broader driver backlash and raising questions about the future of iconic races such as the Clash.

NASCAR’s Brickyard 400 qualifying will take place on Saturday with minimal rain risk, featuring a new metric that blends owner standings and recent race results, and three open‑car entries making the grid.
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’s return to North Wilkesboro Speedway has become a sell‑out story for the fourth straight year, underscoring the track’s rapid ascent since its 2023 revival. The upcoming Window World 450 will mark the first NASCAR Cup Series points race at the half‑mile track since 1996, a milestone that has drawn fans from every corner of the United States.

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.

Predictions point to Ryan Blaney on pole, Denny Hamlin winning Stage 1, Brad Keselowski taking Stage 2, and Ryan Preece victorious in the Window World 450, while Chase Elliott advances in the Final Four.

Ryan Blaney is expected to start from pole position, Denny Hamlin to win Stage 1, Brad Keselowski to claim Stage 2, and Ryan Preece to capture the Window World 450, while Chase Elliott and Blaney eye playoff advancement.

The NASCAR Cup Series will race at North Wilkesboro Speedway this weekend, marking its first short‑track event since April. Qualifying was canceled due to storms, and the starting lineup will be set by a new metric, with the race broadcast live on TNT.

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.

An afternoon thunderstorm halted Cup Series qualifying at North Wilkesboro Speedway, prompting NASCAR to employ a new metric that blends owner standings with the latest race results to set the starting lineup.

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.

An unexpected afternoon thunderstorm halted the Cup Series qualifying session at North Wilkesboro Speedway, prompting NASCAR to set the starting lineup using a blend of owner points and recent race performance.

Rain forced NASCAR to cancel qualifying for the Window World 450 at North Wilkesboro Speedway, promoting Ryan Blaney to pole position based on prior results, while a Saturday evening practice will give teams a final chance to prepare, with live updates on the series’ social channels.

NASCAR’s first points‑paying race at North Wilkesboro since 1996 will feature new bumper safety rules, a rich history dating back to 1947, and a competitive driver field that includes Ryan Blaney and other short‑track specialists.