Cup Series
Gilliland Keeps Learning; Nabs Season Best At Indy
Todd Gilliland took home a season-best sixth-place finish in Sunday’s Brickyard 400 presented by PPG, his second top 10 in the last three weeks.
Read MorePPG Extends Partnership With Team Penske & IMS
Team Penske officials announced Sunday that PPG, one of its longest-running partners, will continue its relationship of more than four decades with a multi-year extension.
Read MoreReddick Rockets To Brickyard 400 Pole Position
Tyler Reddick swept both rounds of Busch Light Pole Qualifying Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to earn the pole for the 30th anniversary Brickyard 400 presented by PPG.
Read MoreCuster Returning To Cup Series With Haas Factory Team
After two years of a career revitalization, defending NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Cole Custer will return to the sport’s top level next season.
Read MoreBlaney Rises Late For Pocono Cup Series Triumph
Seven years after earning his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Pocono Raceway, Ryan Blaney collected a second trophy from the ‘Tricky Triangle’ Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreWallace Moves Closer To Cut Line With Pocono Top 10
Bubba Wallace put together a 10th-place finish in Sunday’s Great American Getaway 400 presented by VisitPA.com that moved him back into playoff contention.
Read MoreQuiet Top-15 Provides Needed Boost For Briscoe
Chase Briscoe had a quiet yet solid 15th-place run in Sunday’s Great American Getaway 400 presented by VisitPA.com, a needed boost for the 29-year-old.
Read MoreGibbs Bests Byron For Busch Light Pole At Pocono
As the final driver in Saturday’s NASCAR Cup Series qualifying session at Pocono Raceway, Ty Gibbs ultimately stole the Busch Light Pole Award from William Byron.
Read MoreGragson Joining Front Row In Multi-Year Deal
Noah Gragson has found his next landing place in the NASCAR Cup Series, as the Las Vegas native will join Front Row Motorsports for the upcoming season.
Read MoreChilders To Work With LaJoie At Spire In 2025
Rodney Childers, a champion NASCAR Cup Series crew chief with 40 premier series wins atop the pit box, will shift to Spire Motorsports next year to lead Corey LaJoie’s No. 7 team.
Read More