Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning William Byron across Nascar.
Kyle Larson is favored to defend his Pocono win as Denny Hamlin seeks a third consecutive victory, with experts Phil Bobbitt and Steve Greco leading the betting charge.
Saturday’s qualifying for the O’Reilly Auto Parts and Cup Series at Pocono Raceway will see Patrick Emerling atop the O’Reilly order and Casey Mears leading the Cup field, with metric scores dictating the lineup.
The 2026 season will see the O'Reilly‑sponsored NASCAR series race at Pocono Raceway in June, with a new qualifying system that uses a single lap to set the starting order for the Nashville‑hosted Sports Illustrated Resorts 250
The 2026 Cup Series schedule confirms a June date at Pocono Raceway, where a new one‑lap qualifying system and a competitive driver field promise a fresh twist on tradition.
The latest NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series entry list for Pocono Raceway features notable changes, including the absence of Cleetus McFarland’s No. 33 Chevrolet, Carson Kvapil taking over the No. 9 Chevrolet, and William Byron replacing Kyle Larson in the No. 88 Chevrolet.
Justin Allgaier leads the 2024 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series with four wins and a commanding points margin, while the upcoming Pocono race promises a showdown among past winners and title contenders.
The 2026 MillerTech Battery 250 will feature 38 drivers, including Connor Zilisch, William Byron and Nick Sanchez, at Pocono Raceway in June.
The 2026 MillerTech Battery 250 will feature 38 drivers, including Connor Zilisch, William Byron and Nick Sanchez, racing on Pocono’s unique circuit on Saturday afternoon.
An inside look at the drivers poised to dominate the 2026 Pocono 400, from Hamlin’s recent streak to the rising stars eyeing victory.
Hendrick Motorsports brings a record of dominance at Pocono Raceway into this weekend’s Great American Getaway 400, featuring seasoned drivers Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, William Byron and Alex Bowman, while 20‑year‑old Corey Day prepares for his debut.
From June 12 to 14, 2026, Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, will host a three‑day NASCAR weekend featuring the Cup Series, O’Reilly Series and ARCA Menards Series, with live coverage on Prime Video, FS1 and MRN and a points leaderboard already taking shape.
After a record‑breaking crash at Michigan, Christopher Bell emerged with minor injuries and is set to compete at Pocono, where his past performances hint at a strong showing.
Ahead of the Pocono weekend, JR Motorsports announces driver changes and a new broadcast slot.
JR Motorsports announced that William Byron will take over the No. 88 Chevrolet for the upcoming MillerTech Battery 250 at Pocono Raceway, stepping in for Kyle Larson this Saturday.
Qualifying action at Pocono Raceway revealed a competitive field for the upcoming NASCAR Cup and O'Reilly Series events, with notable performances from veteran drivers and a full slate of ARCA contenders.
Christopher Bell fractured his left wrist in a Michigan crash caused by Chase Elliott, dropped to tenth in points, and is cleared to race at Pocono on June 14. The revised playoff format makes each missed event critical for his championship hopes.
Denny Hamlin narrows Tyler Reddick's lead to 51 points, while four pivotal events — Pocono, Naval Base Coronado, Sonoma and Chicagoland — will determine the playoff field.
Denny Hamlin’s 63rd victory at Michigan equalized him with Kyle Busch, cut Tyler Reddick’s points advantage, and sparked tributes to the late two‑time champion Ned Jarrett.
At 23, Carson Hocevar is delivering impressive results, but his hard‑nosed racing has ignited criticism from peers like Austin Dillon and William Byron, prompting calls for greater patience.
The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series heads back to Pocono Raceway this Saturday for its 17th points‑paying event of the 2026 season, featuring a competitive lineup that includes three Cup Series regulars and a 38‑car field.
Denny Hamlin started from the rear due to unapproved under‑body repairs, managed fuel efficiently, and passed William Byron in the final laps to win his 57th career Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway.
During a NASCAR Cup Series event at Michigan International Speedway, Chase Elliott's contact with Christopher Bell sent Bell into the outside wall, prompting an apology, medical evaluation, and commendation of safety measures by Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Starting from the rear due to an unapproved adjustment, Hamlin surged to the front and held off Erik Jones by 11.11 seconds, tying Kyle Busch for career wins. The event was marked by 11 cautions, a multi‑car wreck involving Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell, and a red‑flag stoppage that reshaped stage outcomes.
Denny Hamlin’s latest Michigan win, dedicated to the late Kyle Busch, sparked fan applause after past boos, even as a multi‑car crash halted the race and rookie Connor Zilisch endured a nightmare debut.