
NASCAR Returns to Iowa Speedway with Two 2026 Races
The 2026 season will see the Cup Series contest the Iowa Corn 350 in August and the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series host the Pennzoil 250 in July, both featuring full fields and updated betting odds.
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The 2026 season will see the Cup Series contest the Iowa Corn 350 in August and the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series host the Pennzoil 250 in July, both featuring full fields and updated betting odds.

The upcoming Iowa Corn 350 will test teams and drivers under sweltering conditions, with points and postseason hopes on the line

With four races left, Logano tops the playoff cut line after a dominant win, while Preece and Jones hover near the cutoff.

Legacy Motor Club, led by Jimmie Johnson, revealed a high‑profile ownership consortium that blends championship athletes, entrepreneurs and entertainers. The group plans to grow the organization to three full‑time Cup Series entries by 2027, with Johnson set to run his final Daytona 500.

Denny Hamlin leads the championship after the Indianapolis race, with the top 16 drivers locked into the playoffs and the battle for the final spots intensifying.

Ryan Preece has yet to finish in the top seven this season, but consistent performances and a narrow points lead keep his playoff chances alive heading into the last four races.

With four races left, the points battle among the bubble drivers is razor‑thin, setting the stage for a dramatic climax.

The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series has delivered unexpected breakthroughs, from Daniel Suarez's first victory with Spire Motorsports to Ty Gibbs' ascent beyond early criticism, while teams like 23XI Racing cement their rise and Trackhouse Racing faces roster uncertainty.
Legacy Motor Club, rebranded from Petty GMS Motorsports, has welcomed high‑profile investors including Bryce Harper and Andy Roddick, while Jimmie Johnson prepares for his final Daytona 500 run

Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson is enlarging the ownership of his Legacy Motor Club by bringing in a roster of high‑profile athletes, musicians and business leaders.

Seven‑time champion Jimmie Johnson has assembled a diverse ownership consortium for Legacy Motor Club, blending sporting legends and cultural icons to drive a modern, fan‑focused vision.

Seven‑time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has revealed a new, culturally diverse ownership consortium for his Legacy Motor Club, signaling a strategic shift toward a broader, media‑savvy presence in motorsports.

The team, co‑owned by Jimmie Johnson, announced a new wave of investors that includes IndyCar icons, professional athletes and cultural figures, signaling an ambitious three‑entry lineup by 2027.

Rain forced a three‑hour pause, but Blaney’s dominance across all stages and a close overtime finish secured the victory.

Carson Hocevar's maiden win propels him to fifth, while Hendrick's Chase Elliott leads the only multi‑win team. Meanwhile, several drivers teeter on the cutline.

Ryan Blaney led 171 of 263 laps to capture the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, moving him within 65 points of championship leader Denny Hamlin.
The upcoming race will feature a who’s‑who of NASCAR’s top talent, from Ross Chastain to Michael McDowell.

With 37 drivers set to compete, the upcoming race at North Wilkesboro Speedway will be a critical test for playoff positioning and a showcase of short‑track grit.

NASCAR’s Cup Series will race at North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, for the first time since 1996, featuring a 37‑car lineup and opening betting odds that favor stars such as Ryan Blaney and Denny Hamlin.

Ryan Blaney's recent Atlanta victory has narrowed Denny Hamlin's lead, turning the championship battle into a three‑way fight.
Ryan Blaney captured pole, both stages and the checkered flag at Atlanta, while a late infraction drops Bubba Wallace. With Denny Hamlin, Tyler Reddick and Blaney fighting for the championship, the playoff picture is reshaping.

NASCAR’s latest penalty cost Bubba Wallace 28 points, reshaping the playoff picture as the series prepares for a historic race at North Wilkesboro Speedway this weekend.
The North Wilkesboro Speedway, dormant since 1996, is set to host its first Cup Series race in three decades after a revival led by Dale Earnhardt Jr., backed by American Rescue Plan Act funds and extensive renovations.

Ryan Blaney secured victory in the Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway after a daring final‑lap maneuver, underscoring Atlanta’s reputation as NASCAR’s ultimate driver’s track.