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The final NASCAR Cup Series qualifying session at Daytona International Speedway determines the lineup for The Chase, featuring reduced power, altered aerodynamics, and a dramatic pole‑position battle.
Saturday’s NASCAR Cup Series qualifying at Daytona International Speedway set the stage for the season‑ending Coke Zero Sugar 400, with 41 cars entering the draw and one failing to make the field.
NASCAR’s final playoff qualifier at Daytona International Speedway will see 41 entries contesting 40 positions, with a 31‑point lead for Shane van Gisbergen over Ryan Preece heading into the weekend’s action.
iRacing Studios' upcoming NASCAR 26 introduces in‑game driver rating editing, building on real‑world analytics from NASCAR 25 and showcased by Trackhouse Racing drivers.
Ahead of its September 18, 2026 release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, NASCAR 26 lets players fine‑tune driver ratings for each of seven track styles, a feature highlighted by Trackhouse Racing’s lineup of drivers.
A sudden thunderstorm forecast has put Saturday's NASCAR Cup Series qualifying in jeopardy, prompting a metric‑based lineup that could reshape the season‑ending race.
A points‑based Chase reshapes the 2026 season, with the final race at Daytona determining the last three playoff spots and the fate of two contenders.
A look at the major driver contract updates, retirements, and roster shifts set to define NASCAR's 2027 season.
Ross Chastain made history by sweeping the top four positions at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, while JR Motorsports secured a dominant performance and prepared for the season‑ending race at Daytona, which will be broadcast live by The CW.
Trackhouse Racing is overhauling its No. 97 pit crew for the season‑ending race at Daytona, tapping nearly the entire crew from A.J. Allmendinger’s No. 16 team. The move comes as Shane van Gisbergen clings to a 31‑point lead over Ryan Preece in the driver standings, while RFK Racing’s No. 60 Ford sits just six points behind in the owner race.
From book signings at grocery aisles to poolside gatherings, NASCAR drivers are turning everyday venues into community hubs while supporting local causes.
A look at the upcoming Daytona International Speedway event, where Cup and O’Reilly Series drivers will battle under a fresh rules package, with metric scores determining the order and several surprise entries on the grid.
The 2027 NASCAR weekend at Nashville Superspeedway promises a historic triple‑header, building on sold‑out events and dramatic victories that have defined the track’s recent resurgence.
Dolly Parton's 2019 sponsorship of Tyler Reddick’s No. 2 Chevrolet turned a NASCAR race into a moving tribute to her brand empire, a connection that still reverberates through recent ARCA deals and posthumous appearances.
With only two drivers left in the battle for the final playoff spot, Brad Keselowski’s championship hopes hinge on a victory at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, while Ryan Preece clings to a slim points margin.
Ryan Blaney captured his third victory of the 2026 season in a rain‑delayed race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, while Denny Hamlin secured the regular‑season title.
A mechanical failure ends Ross Chastain's bid for a strong finish at Richmond, casting doubt on his title aspirations.
An engine blowout after 41 laps at New Hampshire left Ross Chastain at the rear of the field, extending his winless streak and threatening his playoff prospects. Team Trackhouse Racing now looks to Shane van Gisbergen’s bubble position for a possible Chase lifeline.
Ross Chastain’s 2026 NASCAR playoff aspirations were abruptly halted at New Hampshire Motor Speedway when his engine blew out after just 41 laps, forcing the veteran driver to retire from the Dollar Tree 301 and leaving Shane van Gisbergen as the primary contender for the final playoff spots at Daytona.
Ryan Blaney overcame a pit‑crew error to win his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire, leading 115 laps and edging Bubba Wallace by 0.586 seconds. The performance highlights a pivotal tire strategy by crew chief Jonathan Hassler and sets the stage for a dramatic showdown at Daytona.
Six drivers were eliminated at New Hampshire, leaving only Ryan Preece and Brad Keselowski in contention for the final playoff places, with the season‑ending race at Daytona set to decide the outcome.
Ryan Blaney dominated the New Hampshire event, taking his second straight victory while Bubba Wallace and Josh Berry followed in second and third. The performance moves Ryan Preece closer to the Chase and leaves Chase Elliott mired in a points slump, setting up a high‑stakes finale at Daytona.
Ryan Blaney turned a early‑season setback into a decisive triumph at New Hampshire, capitalizing on a pit‑crew error and a strategic two‑tire stop to win his second consecutive Cup Series race.
Ryan Blaney turned a pit‑crew mishap into a winning strategy at New Hampshire, overtaking Bubba Wallace in the final stages to claim his second straight Cup Series win.