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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.
NASCAR’s premier circuit will descend on New Hampshire Motor Speedway from August 21 through 23, bringing with it the high‑stakes Dollar Tree 301 that crowns the season’s Loudon the Lobster trophy. Drivers are eager to win the race and the coveted trophy, and many of them also look forward to enjoying New England's seafood, particularly lobster, during their stay.
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.
After a seven‑year absence, NASCAR revived the Chicago area circuit, producing a 4‑out‑of‑10 ARCA race, a flawless 10‑out‑of‑10 O’Reilly event, and a 6.5‑out‑of‑10 Cup Series showdown, with Connor Mosack, Brandon Jones and Chase Briscoe among the standout winners.
From August 21‑23 the NASCAR Cup Series descends on New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where the winner will be crowned with Loudon the Lobster and drivers indulge in local lobster dishes.
Toyota drivers have dominated the NASCAR Cup Series this year, but a tight points battle between Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin highlights the final stretch before The Chase
Chase Briscoe captured his first win of the season at Chicagoland Speedway, while Toyota made history with seven cars in the top ten. The race featured late‑stage battles, mechanical setbacks, and surprising upsets that reshaped the championship picture.
Chase Briscoe wins at Chicagoland, Toyota sets a record, and playoff implications ripple through the field
Chase Briscoe won the inaugural NASCAR Cup race at Chicagoland Speedway under the Next Gen platform, with Toyota drivers sweeping the top ten and several playoff hopefuls facing setbacks.
The inaugural NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway under the new Next Gen rules delivered close finishes, Toyota dominance, and several dramatic setbacks for championship contenders.
The latest NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway reshaped the championship picture. Denny Hamlin remains atop the standings, but Chase Briscoe's maiden victory catapults him into eighth, and the fight for the regular‑season title and Chase spots is more open than ever.
Chase Briscoe won the EERO 400 at Chicagoland Speedway, his maiden 2026 triumph, in front of a packed audience that saw multiple crashes, a Space Jam‑themed paint scheme and a radiator failure for Tyler Reddick.
Joe Gibbs Racing topped the starting order for the 2026 eero 400 at Chicagoland Speedway, with Denny Hamlin taking the pole and Kyle Larson alongside him on the front row
A closer look at the sanctions that reshaped the recent Cup Series event and what they mean for the championship battle.
Chase Briscoe won the eero 400 at Chicagoland Speedway, while William Byron swept both stages and accumulated 20 stage points.
Chase Briscoe’s first 2026 victory headlines a chaotic Chicagoland 400, where injury‑ridden Christopher Bell pushed teammate Denny Hamlin’s streak to an end.
Chase Briscoe edged teammate Christopher Bell by .027 seconds after a decisive pit call, as Toyota secured seven of the top ten finishers and a historic sweep by Joe Gibbs Racing, even as Shane van Gisbergen’s deliberate wreck with Austin Hill sparked a looming NASCAR review.
Tyler Reddick's 129‑point advantage vanished after a radiator failure at Chicagoland, dropping him behind Denny Hamlin. Chase Briscoe's victory propelled him into the top eight, while Daniel Suarez and Ryan Preece fell out of contention.
Chase Briscoe secured his maiden victory of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series at Chicagoland Speedway, driving a red, white and blue livery that honored the holiday, while Connor Zilisch’s season continued with another early DNF.
A dramatic shift in the NASCAR Cup Series points standings sees Denny Hamlin ascend to first place after the latest race, while Tyler Reddick drops to second. With seven events left, the chase for playoff positions is intensifying.
A dramatic finish at Chicagoland Speedway reshapes the playoff picture, with Hamlin surging ahead while Reddick’s lead evaporates.
Chase Briscoe secured the win at Chicagoland Speedway, navigating early turbulence and stage point battles to finish ahead of Christopher Bell and Denny Hamlin.
Chase Briscoe claimed victory in a tightly contested NASCAR event at Chicagoland Speedway, with Christopher Bell and Denny Hamlin following in second and third. Stage results, early chaos, and points implications defined the race.
Denny Hamlin’s third‑place finish at Chicagoland propels him further ahead in the Cup Series standings, while Chase Briscoe scores his maiden victory and Tyler Reddick’s night ends in radiator trouble.