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A two‑to‑one ruling by the National Motorsports Appeals Panel confirms the sanction against Ryan Preece for the Texas Motor Speedway incident, keeping him 16th in the standings and focused on a playoff push.
NASCAR confirmed the $50,000 fine and 25‑point loss for Ryan Preece after he deliberately wrecked Ty Gibbs at Texas, a decision that could push the driver just outside the playoff cutoff.
The National Motorsports Appeals Panel confirmed Ryan Preece's penalty after a contentious review of radio communications, with one member dissenting.
NASCAR’s National Motorsports Appeals Panel confirmed a $50,000 fine and a 25‑point deduction for Ryan Preece after he spun Ty Gibbs into the wall during the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway.
NASCAR confirmed a $50,000 sanction and a 25‑point deduction for Ryan Preece after a May 3 hearing, while his team RFK Racing accepted the decision and hinted at a possible appeal.
NASCAR’s appeals panel maintained a $50,000 fine and a 25‑point deduction for Ryan Preece following a controversial on‑track clash with Ty Gibbs at Texas Motor Speedway.
NASCAR has confirmed a May 2026 event at Nashville Superspeedway, the 14th race of the season, with a new one‑lap qualifying system set to shape the grid.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule includes a May date at Nashville Superspeedway, where a streamlined qualifying process will set the lineup for the Cracker Barrel 400, featuring a who‑by‑who field of drivers.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series will feature the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway, where Chevrolet's recent winning streak and a competitive odds board set the stage for a pivotal race weekend.
The first half of the 2026 season ends with the Coca‑Cola 600, as Daniel Suarez climbs to tenth and the playoff field swells to sixteen, raising questions about the competition’s meaning.
A three‑division weekend at the 1.33‑mile Nashville Superspeedway will see the Cup, O’Reilly and Truck Series battle for pole position, with top drivers posting their metrics ahead of the races.
A sudden shower halted Saturday’s qualifying for the Coca‑Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, prompting a metric‑based lineup that sees Tyler Reddick and Ty Gibbs on pole and Alex Bowman starting at the tail end.
NASCAR’s next points‑race will be held at the historic Nashville Superspeedway, featuring a full slate of Cup Series competitors and a limited number of open entries. The event will showcase a diverse lineup of drivers from teams such as Trackhouse Racing and Team Penske.
Speculation surrounds a potential charter sale, driver roster instability, and the strategic moves that could reshape NASCAR’s competitive landscape.
On May 29, Kroger will host a NASCAR‑themed gathering in Lebanon, Tennessee, featuring driver Ryan Preece, health screenings, giveaways and a food drive for military families.
Speculation about a potential charter sale has put Haas Factory Team and RFK Racing at the center of a high‑stakes reshuffle, with implications for driver lineups and series competition.
NASCAR’s tripleheader at Nashville Superspeedway features the Cup Series’ Cracker Barrel 400, the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 and the Craftsman Truck Allegiance 200, with odds and broadcast details announced.
Rain shortened the Coca‑Cola 600 at Charlotte, delivering a surprise triumph for Spire Motorsports and reshaping the playoff picture, while IndyCar prepares for a quick turnaround in Detroit.
Daniel Suarez’s victory at Charlotte propels him into the top ten, while several playoff‑bound drivers find themselves far from the cut line as the 2026 season reaches its halfway point.
Tyler Reddick holds a 122‑point lead over Denny Hamlin, while Chase Elliott and Ty Gibbs shine and the second half of the season begins at Nashville.
Tyler Reddick holds a 122‑point lead over Denny Hamlin, while Ryan Preece clings to the 16th spot and Team Penske teammates Austin Cindric and Joey Logano hover just outside the cutline ahead of the Nashville Superspeedway race.
Daniel Suarez claimed his maiden win of the season at Charlotte, reshaping the standings and intensifying the playoff race.
Rain forced a shortened Coca‑Cola 600, where Daniel Suarez captured a historic victory amid tributes to the late Kyle Busch.
Rain forced an early end to the Charlotte race, allowing Daniel Suarez to score his first win on a traditional oval and his third career victory, while the result reshaped the playoff picture and honored the memory of Kyle Busch.