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Jeff Gordon names Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty and David Pearson as his top four drivers, praising Pearson’s record and the impact of his 1998 season on NASCAR’s championship format.
Jeff Gordon, a four‑time NASCAR Cup Series champion, shared his personal Mount Rushmore of NASCAR drivers on the Bussin' With The Boys podcast, detailing the criteria behind his selections.
Former NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace explains his investment philosophy, the role of his television career at FOX Sports, and the financial lessons he learned from peers and family.
Jeff Gordon, a four‑time NASCAR Cup Series champion, outlines the criteria and stories behind his chosen four icons, revealing the rivals he left out and the weight of championships in his decision.
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
Blaney’s masterful performance at EchoPark Speedway propelled him into the championship battle, thanks to a daring crew‑chief decision and a race that ended in the early hours of Monday.
Ryan Blaney’s eighth straight top-10 run and Christopher Bell’s victory over Denny Hamlin headline a short-track showdown that pits rising stars against seasoned competitors.
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.
Ryan Blaney's victory at EchoPark Speedway, achieved despite a late‑night delay and a daring crew‑chief decision, has placed him within 65 points of the championship lead.
Ryan Blaney captured all three stages and led 171 laps at EchoPark Speedway, moving to third in the championship just 65 points behind Denny Hamlin.
Ryan Blaney led 171 of 263 laps to secure Ford's 750th premier‑series win at Atlanta, a feat that places him among the all‑time greats on drafting tracks.
Ryan Blaney led 171 of 263 laps to claim a NASCAR Cup win, delivering Ford its 750th premier-series victory and shaping the championship landscape.
Ryan Blaney clinches a historic NASCAR Cup win at EchoPark Speedway, delivering Ford its 750th victory and showcasing dominant lap leadership.
Ryan Blaney captured every stage at EchoPark Speedway, leading 171 laps before a rain‑delayed finish that propelled him into the championship hunt.
Ahead of the July 17‑19 Window World 450 weekend, North Wilkesboro Speedway is distributing a complimentary 50‑page program that blends historic tributes, driver spotlights and a detailed schedule, available in print and online
Ryan Blaney led 171 laps, won all stages, and surged to third in the standings, just 65 points behind Denny Hamlin, after a weather‑halted race at EchoPark Speedway.
Ryan Blaney’s commanding performance at EchoPark Speedway, marked by a weather delay and a final‑lap showdown, vaults him into the championship hunt.
Blaney’s strategic crew decisions and flawless drafting secured a sweep of all stages at EchoPark, positioning him as a serious threat in the title race.
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.
On May 12, 2000, Adam Petty, grandson of Richard Petty and son of Kyle Petty, was killed when his car struck a wall at New Hampshire International Speedway, a tragedy that followed the recent death of his great‑grandfather Lee Petty.
Alex Bowman will retire after the 2027 season, while Chase Briscoe opts out of a double‑header, reflecting a broader move toward health‑focused careers in NASCAR.
Jimmie Johnson, a seven‑time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has been selected for the 2027 Hollywood Walk of Fame class, becoming the first driver from any motorsport to receive the honor. He plans to retire after the 2027 Daytona 500, where Hendrick Motorsports will lend him the No. 48 car for his final race.
Ryan Blaney led 171 laps at Atlanta Motor Speedway, but the event was marred by weather delays that stretched the finish past 2 a.m., sparking both praise and criticism.
Ryan Blaney led 171 laps to claim victory for Team Penske in a weather‑hit race that stretched into the early hours, while Bubba Wallace’s second‑place finish ended in a 29th‑place penalty