Pace Laps: Austin Dillon Steals Victory, Takuma Sato Gets Redemption at Indy
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: Austin Dillon Stretches Fuel, Picks up First-Career Victory – The No. 3 car is back in Victory Lane, as Austin Dillon went …
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Holding A Pretty Wheel: Ryan Blaney’s Patience Put to Another Test At Charlotte
Ryan Blaney spent Sunday evening behind the wheel of an iconic race car, trying to find Victory Lane in the No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing …
Chase Elliott, Brad Keselowski Out of Coca-Cola 600 After Fiery Crash
The Coca-Cola 600 is NASCAR’s longest race, but the race didn’t last long for two of the favorites to win. Chase Elliott and Brad Keselowski …
2017 Frontstretch Cup: Coca-Cola 600 Predictions
Welcome to our 10th year of staff predictions! Each week, our experts attempt to tell you who the winner of each Cup race will be. …
Nature’s Bakery & Stewart-Haas Racing Resolve Lawsuit, Announce 4-Race Sponsorship
Stewart-Haas Racing has dropped its $31 million lawsuit against Nature’s Bakery for unpaid sponsorship, and as a result, the company will appear on the team’s cars …
Kyle Larson Fastest in Final Charlotte Cup Practice
Kyle Larson led the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series’ final practice at Charlotte Motor Speedway late Saturday morning (May 27) heading into Sunday’s Coca Cola 600. …
Ryan Blaney Leads Second Charlotte Cup Practice
Ryan Blaney is off to a good start this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway, as the driver of the No. 21 led Saturday morning’s Monster Energy …
Daily Fantasy NASCAR Hot Starts: Coca-Cola 600
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series returns to points competition Sunday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the longest race on the schedule, the Coca-Cola …
4 Burning Questions: Who Will Win the 101st Indianapolis 500?
Who Will Win the 101st Indianapolis 500? A day of nostalgia, distinction and a frenzy of emotion is now upon us. The 101st Indianapolis 500 is …
Friday Faceoff: Will a Mid-Season Crew Chief Change Help Austin Dillon?
The latest NASCAR Hall of Fame Class was announced Wednesday (May 24) and includes Red Byron, Robert Yates, Ray Evernham, Ken Squier and Ron Hornaday …