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The regular season concluded at Daytona with Denny Hamlin topping the standings, Ryan Preece securing his maiden victory, and a compressed points gap setting the stage for a fierce postseason.
In 2027 NASCAR will stage two marquee events at San Diego’s Naval Base Coronado, featuring the Cup Series and the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, while honoring service members and expanding its military‑focused schedule.
Noah Gragson has agreed to a new deal with Front Row Motorsports for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series, bringing his proven track record and ambitions to the team’s lineup
Four‑time F1 champion Max Verstappen is reportedly considering a switch to NASCAR, a move that could reshape the series and highlight Project 91's role in attracting global talent.
Justin Marks discusses the potential for Max Verstappen to join NASCAR through Trackhouse Racing's Project 91 program, which has featured notable drivers like Kimi Raikkonen and Shane van Gisbergen. Marks acknowledges challenges but does not rule out Verstappen's future involvement, citing his interest in various racing types. The program's upcoming races remain uncertain, with Kevin Magnussen's San Diego race possibly being the only one in 2026.
The NASCAR Cup Series saw a fiery confrontation at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where Noah Gragson's aggressive moves against Connor Zilisch led to a caution, radio interventions, and a finish that underscores a volatile period before a 14‑race stretch.
With four races left in the regular season, Hamlin tops the points table, Hocevar breaks into the top five, and Cindric clings to a bubble spot as Preece closes the gap. Van Gisbergen and Logano gain crucial ground, setting the stage for a high‑stakes finale.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Noah Gragson confronts a contract impasse at Front Row Motorsports, with performance concerns and teammate extensions shaping his precarious outlook.
Noah Gragson hints at job insecurity amid poor performance and lack of contract talks, raising questions about his place in NASCAR's top division.
At 24, Layne Riggs is dominating the Craftsman Truck Series with four wins and a 59‑point lead, while balancing championship ambitions with a looming Cup Series opportunity.
Joey Logano captured his 38th career win at North Wilkesboro, leading 323 laps and fending off Denny Hamlin in a dramatic finish that reshapes the playoff picture.
The Brickyyard 400 will feature the NASCAR Cup Series, O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, NASCAR Truck Series and ARCA Menards Series, showcasing a deep field of drivers and teams across Indianapolis Motor Speedway and nearby Raceway Park.
Ryan Blaney's dominant win at EchoPark Speedway reshaped the NASCAR Cup standings, moving him to third and tightening the playoff race.
Tyler Reddick narrows the championship gap to Denny Hamlin, while Shane van Gisbergen maintains a comfortable lead. Several drivers jockey for position ahead of the 2026 Chase.
During the Sonoma NASCAR race, Noah Gragson and Cody Ware collided, sparking a chain reaction that involved Todd Gilliland, Bubba Wallace and Riley Herbst. The incidents reflect the ‘eye for an eye’ culture that frequently defines mid‑pack competition.
Shane Van Gisbergen’s latest Sonoma victory puts him within reach of Jeff Gordon’s road‑course record, while Noah Gragson’s clash with Kevin Magnussen and Denny Hamlin’s cautious stance add drama to a packed NASCAR calendar.
The 2026 Sonoma Raceway event promises a $11.2 million purse, 36 drivers, and a dramatic points battle.
Corey Heim captured the first ever Anduril 250 on the streets of Coronado, becoming the first part‑time competitor to win at NASCAR’s top level since 2023. His win comes amid a field limited to chartered entries, and he will skip the upcoming Sonoma event.
NASCAR will split the field into two groups for a 20‑minute qualifying session, with the combined results determining the starting lineup for the 110‑lap road‑course race broadcast live on TNT.
Rumors swirl as Noah Gragson considers a move to Richard Childress Racing, while sponsorship pressures and driver reshuffles loom over the upcoming season.
Three drivers who made recent headlines will not compete at Sonoma Raceway, prompting the series to revert to a more conventional lineup of championship contenders.
Three high‑profile drivers are absent from the upcoming Sonoma event, prompting a return to a more traditional roster of championship contenders.
Corey Heim captured his maiden Cup Series victory, becoming the first part‑time driver to win since Shane van Gisbergen in 2023, and now faces a unique scheduling twist.
Kevin Magnussen’s NASCAR Cup Series debut at the Coronado Street Course produced a fastest lap and a 27th‑place finish, while Trackhouse Racing announced it will skip the No. 91 Chevrolet at Sonoma, underscoring a charter‑only lineup.