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At 21, Josh Berry has built a reputation on the NASCAR circuit, and his recent announcement to join Legacy Motor Club marks a pivotal moment that could reshape the sport’s dynamics.
Ryan Blaney opens up about the lasting influence of fatherhood on his schedule, demeanor, and career outlook, while recalling a painful crash and his aspirations for a respectful exit.
NASCAR’s latest top‑10 rankings highlight Denny Hamlin’s durability beyond plate ovals, while a mix of veteran and rising talent—including Ryan Blaney, Chase Briscoe, and Tyler Reddick—pushes the series into a pivotal season.
Josh Berry’s recent surge and Jimmie Johnson’s endorsement signal a strategic shift for Legacy Motor Club as the season’s final stretch approaches.
Josh Berry will drive Legacy Motor Club’s No. 42 Toyota in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, bringing a recent record of six consecutive top‑10 finishes and a first Cup victory at Las Vegas to a team poised for its first full‑time three‑car operation.
Josh Berry has secured a seat with Legacy Motor Club for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season, taking over the No. 42 Toyota from John Hunter Nemechek. His recent six straight Top 10 finishes highlight his strong form.
The second Chase race at World Wide Technology Raceway on September 13 will showcase Ford's historic strength and a fierce contest among top drivers.
The 2026 NASCAR Chase at World Wide Technology Raceway promises high‑stakes competition, with familiar drivers vying for position, a revived second‑series event, and odds that reflect the track’s unique history.
Legacy Motor Club announced that Josh Berry will drive the No. 42 Toyota in 2027, bringing his 2 Top‑5 and 8 Top‑10 finishes, 92 laps led and 25th‑place points ranking, while John Hunter Nemecheck departs after a 2024‑full season that left him 27th in points.
Josh Berry will drive the No. 42 Toyota for Legacy Motor Club in 2027, joining Erik Jones and Riley Herbst, after a career that includes stints at Stewart‑Haas Racing and Wood Brothers Racing and a recent top‑10 streak.
Josh Berry joins Legacy Motor Club to pilot the No. 42 Toyota in 2027, bringing a Cup win, five O'Reilly Series victories and a CARS Late Model championship, while sharing the garage with Erik Jones and Riley Herbst.
The second race of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase at Madison’s World Wide Technology Raceway brings a compressed points format, limited historical data, and a roster of drivers poised to influence the championship picture.
Christopher Bell’s first win of the season at Darlington boosts his championship hopes, and a tightly contested field featuring Josh Berry, Ryan Blaney, Denny Hamlin and others promises a thrilling Chase.
Christopher Bell broke his 33‑race drought at Darlington, overcoming a broken wrist to claim victory and boost his championship hopes.
Christopher Bell broke a 33‑race drought by beating Kyle Larson in the final laps of the Southern 500, with the Chase contingent sweeping nine of the top ten positions.
Christopher Bell won the Southern 500 at Darlington, ending his winless streak and moving into second place in the points standings, while the competition remained razor‑thin with just 12 points separating the top contenders.
Bell broke a 33‑race drought by passing Kyle Larson with 18 laps left, while Denny Hamlin’s early incident dropped him to 18th, reshaping the playoff picture ahead of the St. Louis showdown.
Christopher Bell broke a 33‑race winless streak by winning the Southern 500 at Darlington, passing Kyle Larson in the final laps and moving into second place in the Chase standings.
The Southern 500 served as a pivotal early test for the Chase, where stage points, mechanical failures and strategic pit stops reshaped the standings, keeping the championship fight razor‑thin with nine races left.
The Southern 500 delivered a dramatic finish that reshaped the Chase standings, highlighted by Denny Hamlin’s narrow lead, Christopher Bell’s victory, and a series of strategic performances that underscore the importance of stage points.
Bell’s decisive pass of Kyle Larson and subsequent win at Darlington marked his first Cup victory in 15 attempts and reshaped the playoff landscape.
The Cook Out Southern 500 kicked off NASCAR’s postseason, resetting the standings for the Chase and setting the stage for a 10‑race playoff run.
Bell broke his lengthy winless run with a late‑race pass on Larson, while Hamlin holds the points lead heading into the final stretch.
Christopher Bell broke his lengthy winless drought by overtaking Kyle Larson with 18 laps remaining, while nine of the top ten finishers belonged to Chase drivers.