NASCAR News

Martin Truex Jr will lead the field to the green flag tomorrow at New Hampshire for the first time since 2018.

For the first time this season, the Cup Series is racing at a track for the second time.

An all-Chase front row will lead the field to the green flag tomorrow at Road America.

Rain poured down on the Nashville Superspeedway just before the final round of qualifying was set to begin.

Ford struggles in Friday's practice session at Nashville as the Cup Series returns to the track after a weekend off.

Hendrick Motorsports continues to flex their muscle as the took the top two spots in qualifying on Saturday at Sonoma.

Rookies Chase Briscoe and Austin Cindric will start from the front row tomorrow in the first Cup race at World Wide Technology Raceway in St Louis.

Joey Logano led a 1-2-3 result for Roger Penske's team today, in the first trip to World Wide Technology Raceway for the Cup Series.

The Joe Gibbs Racing driver narrowly edged out Kurt Busch, a car that he co-owns, for pole position as Toyota claimed the top four spots in qualifying.

Sunday's All-Star race at Texas will showcase a new format and a $1 million reward to the winner.

Second-generation driver is coming off his best finish of the season last weekend at Darlington.

Young Joe Gibbs Racing driver earned his third pole of the season on Saturday at Kansas.

JTG Daughterty Racing driver looks to keep the momentum going at Darlington after a runner-up finish last weekend.

Team Penske driver earns his first pole since 2019 as he looks for his first win of the season on Mother's Day.

After failing to seal the deal last weekend, Jones is motivated to get Petty back to victory lane, and into the playoffs.

RFK Racing driver Chris Buescher surprised everyone with his first career Cup pole at the Monster Mile.

Two-time Talladega winner could be in line for his first victory of the season.

Bell earns his second career Cup pole while Truex aims for his first superspeedway win in 68 tries.

Checking in on the top two rookies at the quarter mark of the season.

Custer's first career pole was earned by collecting the most points during Heat races, which determined the starting lineup.

The latest challenge for the Next Gen car is how it will perform this weekend on dirt.

Friday's two practice sessions were highlighted by drivers spinning and brushing the wall.

Riding a 50-race winless streak, Harvick remains the biggest sleeping giant in the Cup Series.

Elliott dominated the field on Friday and hopes to earn his first win of the season tomorrow night.