Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Zane Smith across Nascar.
Analyst Pearce Dietrich ranks the top contenders for the 2026 FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway, highlighting key drivers, breakout performers, and the track’s unique challenges.
Denny Hamlin’s unexpected win at Nashville Superspeedway, leading only 57 laps amid a record 31 lead changes, narrows Tyler Reddick’s championship advantage and sets the stage for a fierce battle ahead.
Spire Motorsports returns to Michigan International Speedway with a three‑car entry, featuring veteran Suárez, consistent McDowell and local star Hocevar, all supported by elite engine power from Hendrick Motorsports.
Qualifying action at Michigan International Speedway highlighted strong showings from JJ Yeley, Connor Zilisch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr, while the ARCA Menards entry list features emerging talent.
From Alex Bowman's uncertain future at Hendrick Motorsports to Connor Zilisch's potential early move, the 2027 driver market is already reshaping the sport.
With two point victories this season and a 2025 Michigan triumph, Denny Hamlin tops the odds board for the upcoming Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway, while Christopher Bell emerges as a rising threat.
In a recent interview, Riley Herbst discusses his rise in the NASCAR Cup Series, his off‑road roots, and his ambition to compete in IndyCar, while sharing quirks like punctuality and a disdain for autograph collectors.
The NASCAR Cup Series and Craftsman Truck Series will race at Michigan International Speedway on June 6 and 7, featuring 37 Cup drivers, 36 Truck entries, and a full slate of broadcast options.
Denny Hamlin wins the May 2026 NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville, overtaking Bell and Briscoe on the final lap to claim his second victory of the season.
The upcoming FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway will feature a full 37‑driver field, highlighted by Austin Hill’s debut in the No. 33 Richard Childress Racing entry and his commitment to compete in both the Cup and O’Reilly Series.
NASCAR’s rain‑delayed event at Nashville Superspeedway concluded after midnight, with Hamlin overcoming an early penalty to out‑maneuver Bell and Briscoe in a three‑wide finish.
Following the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway, the NASCAR Cup Series standings have been reshuffled, with Tyler Reddick extending his championship edge and a tight battle for the final playoff spots emerging among Austin Cindric, Ryan Preece and Joey Logano.
Denny Hamlin's latest victory has collapsed the points gap, leaving six drivers within a single race of playoff contention.
A rain‑soaked NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway concluded with Ryan Blaney finishing eighth and Zane Smith ninth, while veteran Pat Di Marco retired after leading Ford Racing to a historic milestone.
At 27, Smith is 20th in points with five top‑10 finishes and 59 laps led, positioning him as a coveted talent for elite teams.
Despite sitting 20th in the points standings, Zane Smith's recent performances have sparked speculation about potential 2028 contracts with leading NASCAR teams.
The latest NASCAR Cup Series event at Nashville Superspeedway saw Tyler Reddick take the points lead, with Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney close behind, while several drivers jostle just below The Chase cutline.
Denny Hamlin won the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway after starting on pole but being sent to the back due to a jump start. He fought through twelve caution flags, strategic fuel battles and a fierce duel with teammates to secure his second points‑paying win of the season. The race sets the stage for an upcoming showdown at Michigan International Speedway on June 7.
Denny Hamlin captured his 62nd NASCAR Cup Series win at Nashville Superspeedway, edging out Christopher Bell and Chase Briscoe in a dramatic finish.
Denny Hamlin overcame an early penalty to claim his 62nd NASCAR Cup win in Nashville, leading a Joe Gibbs Racing 1‑2‑3 finish after a rain‑delayed, caution‑filled event.
Denny Hamlin's win trimmed Tyler Reddick's points lead, while Chase Briscoe's third-place finish intensifies the chase for the playoffs.
A dramatic late restart at Nashville Superspeedway saw Denny Hamlin claim his second win of the season, with Tyler Reddick still atop the points standings.
A sudden downpour halted the Cracker Barrel 400 for an hour, allowing AJ Allmendinger and Daniel Suarez to claim the opening stages before Denny Hamlin surged to victory in a race that featured a deep field of top drivers.
After a one‑hour delay caused by rain, Denny Hamlin overcame a pole‑position penalty to win the Nashville Cup race, securing his 62nd career victory and moving to within one win of Kyle Busch's all‑time record.