NASCAR

Love Adds Two More Cup Series Races In RCR No. 33

By Jacob Seelman | May 5, 2025

Jesse Love will make two additional NASCAR Cup Series appearances in Richard Childress Racing’s No. 33 Chevrolet this season, bringing his total schedule at stock car racing’s top level to five races.

‘Working-Class Day’ Yields Runner-Up Finish For Chastain

By Declan Wayman | May 4, 2025

Ross Chastain navigated a challenging race at Texas Motor Speedway, finishing second behind Joey Logano in overtime during Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Würth 400.

Despite Xfinity Career Best, Gray Just Wants To Win

By Declan Wayman | May 3, 2025

It was a day to remember for Taylor Gray in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series duel at Texas Motor Speedway, ultimately finishing runner-up to Kyle Larson in the Andy’s Frozen Custard 300.

Love After Texas Top 10: ‘We’re Building Something Strong’

By Jacob Seelman | May 3, 2025

A roller-coaster Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway for Richard Childress Racing’s Jesse Love found new life late and ended in a seventh-place finish.

Four Straight Top 15s Have Alfredo ‘Firing On All Cylinders’

By Jacob Seelman | May 3, 2025

It took them a bit to get their program fully in gear, but Anthony Alfredo and Young’s Motorsports have started to hit their stride in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

Super Sub Larson Drives JRM No. 88 To Texas Xfinity Score

By Jacob Seelman | May 3, 2025

Mardy Lindley made his call, Kyle Larson reacted accordingly, and the JR Motorsports super sub went on to a double-overtime NASCAR Xfinity Series victory Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway.

Late-Race Wreck Ends Dominant Texas Day For Allgaier

By Seth Eggert | May 3, 2025

A dominant day for JR Motorsports’ Justin Allgaier in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series Andy’s Frozen Custard 300 at Texas Motor Speedway ended abruptly due to a crash with Kris Wright following green flag pit stops.

Crash Damage Eliminates Creed At Texas After Strong Start

By Jacob Seelman | May 3, 2025

A likely top-five finish, if not a shot at a potential win, all went awry for Sheldon Creed at Texas Motor Speedway after a mid-race incident eliminated him for the third time in the last four NASCAR Xfinity Series races.