Kevin Harvick believes that the drivers on the NASCAR playoff bubble are not having the best week. On Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour, Harvick detailed how the playoff bubble drivers are feeling as they ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. stresses NASCAR’s real challenge lies in tire technology, not just the NextGen car, as Richmond shows ...

The regular season for the NASCAR Cup Series is concluding, and this weekend at Daytona International Speedway marks the final opportunity for a driver to win t ...

Harrison Burton wins first Cup Series race at Daytona, Wood Brothers Racing’s 100th victory; race extended to 164 laps with thrilling overtimes.

Joe Gibbs Racing’s Xfinity Series program has made 132 cumulative starts at Daytona International Speedway. In those starts, ...

Joe Gibbs Racing's last appearance at Madison International Speedway was in 2019 with Ty Gibbs during his rookie season in the ARCA Menards Series. Gibbs qualified third before finishing eighth.

NASCAR will bring back its five-race In-Season Challenge in 2026, returning a midyear jolt of stakes and story lines to the ...

Carson Hocevar is just one of several Cup drivers embroiled in a feud with someone else on the grid as 2025 turns toward the playoffs.

During race weekends, fans can visit various activations and merchandise haulers out in the midway, camp for days outside the track, or simply attend one or both races. There are opportunities in the ...

NASCAR may ease limits on Cup drivers in Xfinity and Trucks by 2026, sparking debate over star power, young talent, and the sport’s future.

1. William Byron, 910. 2. Kyle Larson, 882. 3. Denny Hamlin, 556. 4. Ryan Blaney, 469. 5. Chase Elliott, 384. 6. Joey Logano, 359. 7. Chase Briscoe, 313.

1. Justin Allgaier, 689. 2. Connor Zilisch, 547. 3. Kyle Larson, 447. 4. Austin Hill, 290. 5. Jesse Love, 202. 6. Taylor Gray, 190. 7. Ross Chastain, 143. 8. Aric Almirola, 134. 9. Sam Mayer, 122. 10.