Austin Cindric Starting Michigan Xfinity Race From Pole
The 2021 New Holland 250 will see the two NASCAR winners at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course start on the front row; Austin Cindric …
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Josh Berry Adds Tire Pros Sponsorship for 2022
One day after announcing that longtime driving prospect Josh Berry will pilot the No. 8 Chevrolet full time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2022, …
NASCAR Stat Sheet: AJ Allmendinger Ahead of the Curb In Indy Win
AJ Allmendinger may be competing for the championship in the NASCAR Xfinity Series but he still occasionally finds time to dabble in the sport’s top …
5 Points to Ponder: The Turn 6 Curb Was Not Appealing
1. The Turn 6 curb was not appealing If you have seen the highlights, you know one of the premier storylines from this historic 2021 …
Entry List: 2021 New Holland 250
For the 29th time in series history, the NASCAR Xfinity Series will race at Michigan International Speedway. Forty-one drivers are entered for the New Holland …
Bubba Wallace Returning to Xfinity at Michigan
Bubba Wallace will run in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Michigan International Speedway for Hattori Racing Enterprises, the team announced Monday (Aug. 16). Austin …
Josh Berry Running Full Season for JRM in 2022
Josh Berry‘s storybook climb to the top ranks of NASCAR continues as the 30-year-old will run a full Xfinity Series schedule for JR Motorsports in …
Xfinity Breakdown: Austin Cindric Delivers Penske Sweep; Turtle and Curb Misery
Saturday’s (Aug. 14) doubleheader began with the NTT IndyCar Series’ Big Machine Spiked Coolers Grand Prix, which Will Power, a Team Penske driver, won. Twenty-eight …
Myatt Snider Gains Momentum at Indy Road Course
It’s often overlooked that Myatt Snider earned his first career NASCAR Xfinity Series victory earlier this season at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Leader Noah Gragson’s run-in with …
Chase Elliott Earns Last-Minute Xfinity Top 5 on Indy Road Course
Chase Elliott woke up to “nightmare fuel” Saturday morning (Aug. 14).
The defending NASCAR Cup Series champion awoke in Indianapolis to 10 missed phone calls. The last one was from Chad Knaus, Hendrick Motorsports’ vice president of competition.