Riley Herbst, Monster Energy Staying With Stewart-Haas in Xfinity in 2022
Riley Herbst will continue to pilot the No. 98 car in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Stewart-Haas Racing announced Nov. 15. Monster Energy will also stay …
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David Starr, Carl Long & Other MBM Team Members Contract COVID-19
Motorsports Business Management team owner Carl Long, driver David Starr and seven other team members contracted COVID-19 after last weekend’s NASCAR races at Phoenix Raceway, …
Friday Faceoff: What Were the Biggest Surprises & Disappointments of 2021?
Another year, another near miss for Denny Hamlin. Will he ever win a NASCAR Cup Series title? Luken Glover: Denny Hamlin absolutely has the talent to …
Podcast: Xfinity Series Champion Daniel Hemric on Winning, Backflips & Realizing His Dream
The champ is here! 2021 Xfinity Series champion Daniel Hemric joins Davey Segal to discuss how it feels to finally win a race, not have …
Ben Beshore Suspended, 10 Teams Fined in Phoenix Penalty Report
Ben Beshore, crew chief of the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing car driven by Kyle Busch, has been suspended from the 2022 Busch Light Clash …
NASCAR Stat Sheet: Kyle Larson Earns the Most Important Stat of the Year: Champion
Despite being a force to be reckoned with in nearly every race in 2021, Kyle Larson entered the finale at Phoenix Raceway on a level even with the other three championship-eligible drivers.
Xfinity Breakdown: Allmendinger’s Loose Wheel & Spin Aids Hemric’s Championship
With just over 20 laps to go in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway Saturday night (Nov. 6), Austin Cindric boasted a …
Daniel Hemric’s Xfinity Championship a ‘Full Circle’ Win
An eruption occurred at 8:11 p.m. Mountain Time Saturday (Nov. 6) at Phoenix Raceway.
The exact location: the pit box for Joe Gibbs Racing’s No. 18 Xfinity Series Toyota.
The cause: Daniel Hemric slamming doors with Austin Cindric and beating him to the checkered flag and the win.
Noah Gragson Falls Short at Phoenix: ‘We just missed it as a whole’
Noah Gragson didn’t have the speed to contend for the NASCAR Xfinity Series race win and championship on Saturday (Nov. 6) at Phoenix Raceway, but he wound up having a shot at the end, restarting inside the top five.
That’s when the No. 9 slid up and smacked the outside wall in turns 1 and 2. Miraculously, he stayed out and was able to salvage a 12th-place finish, falling short of the championship and finishing third in the overall standings.
Austin Cindric Beaten by Inches for Xfinity Series Championship
A second consecutive championship was on the line for Austin Cindric. He fell inches short.
A bump-and-run from perennial runner-up Daniel Hemric in the final set of corners left Cindric 0.03 seconds from the 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series title at Phoenix Raceway on Saturday night (Nov. 6).
The contact came coming to the checkered flag on an overtime restart to define the season’s title bout. Cindric was “pissed” he was moved but said it was fair game.