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NASCAR chose not to penalize four drivers involved in a series of on‑track collisions at Chicagoland Speedway, but the No. 51 team of Jeremy Clements was fined for a wheel‑loss that stripped them of essential pit equipment.
Chase Elliott will make his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start since 2023 at North Wilkesboro, driving the No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado for Spire Motorsports with HendrickCars.com as sponsor, after the race was originally scheduled for the late Kyle Busch.
Chase Elliott is set to make his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start in more than two years at North Wilkesboro, driving the No. 7 Chevrolet Silverado for Spire Motorsports with HendrickCars.com as sponsor, replacing the late Kyle Busch.
Several high‑profile NASCAR incidents illustrate how attempts at retaliation often backfire, leaving the aggressor with damaged vehicles, lost positions, or even race‑ending DNFs.
Several NASCAR drivers have attempted to retaliate against rivals, only to wreck their own cars and compromise their races.
Austin Hill discusses his dual role at Richard Childress Racing, the emotional weight of replacing Kyle Busch, and his thoughts on family, sponsors, and future opportunities.
Kurt Busch secured third place in the second race of the Historic Sportscar Racing series at Le Mans, marking his first appearance since his brother Kyle’s death. The finish, accompanied by a heartfelt tribute, reflects a career defined by victories across Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota and Dodge, and a legacy that continues to shape NASCAR.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. weighed in on the controversial bump between Shane van Gisbergen and Austin Hill at Chicagoland Speedway, urging NASCAR to wait for a clear admission before handing out penalties.
The series revealed the full roster of 38 entries, highlighting Austin Hill taking over the No. 33 car for Richard Childress Racing and marking the first time a track will host two NASCAR events in a single season.
NASCAR has released the schedule and entry list for the 2026 Quaker State 400, confirming a 38‑car field, the debut of Austin Hill in the No. 33 car and the historic doubleheader weekend at EchoPark Speedway.
Shane van Gisbergen’s contact with Austin Hill at Chicagoland Speedway sparked accusations of intentional retaliation, new footage, and a heated discussion among analysts and team owners.
For decades, Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. topped the financial leaderboard in NASCAR, but the landscape has shifted dramatically, leaving today’s stars with far smaller purses.
An exploration of the drivers whose on‑track achievements and off‑track influence transformed NASCAR from a regional pastime into a national phenomenon.
On July 5, 2026, Chase Briscoe captured the NASCAR Cup Series victory at Chicagoland Speedway, driving a Bass Pro Shops‑sponsored Toyota that flashed the nation’s colors. His post‑race remarks and the ensuing on‑track altercation added layers of drama to an already eventful weekend.
Chase Briscoe held off Christopher Bell in the final laps to claim his sixth career NASCAR Cup victory, while Denny Hamlin’s points surge after Tyler Reddick’s mechanical woes.
Andrew Jordan's quest for a perfect weekend at the HSR NASCAR Classic at Le Mans fell short in the opening race, but his comeback victories in the final two events stole the spotlight.
Three races at the Circuit de la Sarthe concluded with a blend of heritage and modern competition, highlighted by Jordan's double win and France's historic triumph.
Austin Hill, a regular in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, has taken over Kyle Busch's Cup Series seat, bringing 16 wins and a fifth‑place championship standing to the historic No. 33 ride.
The Cup Series makes its first appearance at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet since 2019, with Hamlin leading the championship and several contenders eyeing a decisive weekend.
Austin Hill is piloting Kyle Busch’s former Cup car for the remainder of 2026, delivering consistent results and earning praise from teammate Austin Dillon. With 16 wins in the O'Reilly Series and eight Truck Series victories, Hill is viewed as the favorite to take the No. 33 full‑time next year, while his teammate remains cautious about confirming the move.
Austin Hill is currently piloting Kyle Busch’s former NASCAR Cup car, the No. 33, and his consistent results have positioned him as the leading candidate for a full‑time seat in 2027.
With the eero 400 marking the first Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway since 2019, analysts are dissecting recent track changes, a recent tire test, and historical caution patterns to craft optimal DFS lineups.
The Cup Series will race at Chicagoland Speedway on July 5, featuring 267 laps, a three‑stage format, and a star‑studded driver lineup broadcast on TNT and truTV with streaming on Sling and HBO Max.
NASCAR returns to Illinois this weekend with Larson, Hamlin and a host of top competitors battling for position.