William Byron Survives to Win Chaotic Atlanta Race
William Byron piloted his No. 24 Liberty University Chevrolet to the win in the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Sunday …
Tanner Marlar is a staff writer for Sports Illustrated’s OnSI Network, a contributor for TopSpeed.com, an AP Wire reporter, an award-winning sports columnist and talk show host and master's student at Mississippi State University. Soon, Tanner will be pursuing a PhD. in Mass Media Studies. Tanner began working with Frontstretch as an Xfinity Series columnist in 2022.
Xfinity Breakdown: Nalley Cars 250 Adds to Ty Gibbs’ Hot Start
After an overtime red flag stoppage, Ty Gibbs took home the checkered flag in the Nalley Cars 250 at Atlanta Motor Speedway in dramatic fashion …
Chase Briscoe Scores 1st Career NASCAR Cup Win at Phoenix
Chase Briscoe took the lead with 82 laps to go and held off Ross Chastain and Tyler Reddick to take his first NASCAR Cup Series victory.
Xfinity Breakdown: Noah Gragson Benefits From Green Flag Strategy in United Rentals 200
JR Motorsports’ Noah Gragson continued his exquisite form Saturday at Phoenix Raceway. Tanner Marlar looks a little closer at the United Rentals 200.
Xfinity Breakdown: Ty Gibbs Shines in Alsco Uniforms 300
In his first full season behind the wheel of an Xfinity series ride, Ty Gibbs took home the win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the Alsco Uniforms 300.
Xfinity Breakdown: Production Alliance Group 300 Shines Green Light on Small Teams
California native Cole Custer took home the checkered flag after a long day of domination at Auto Club Speedway, scoring the first NASCAR Xfinity Series …
Xfinity Breakdown: Beef. It’s What’s for Dinner. 300 Ends in a Big One
Welcome to the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series season! NASCAR fans were treated to a great one on Saturday evening (Feb. 19) that ended with NXS rookie Austin Hill taking his first series victory at Daytona International Speedway.
It ended just about as “Daytona” as anybody could expect, with Anthony Alfredo (No. 23) getting into the right rear of Myatt Snider, resulting in Snider’s No. 31 car getting turned on the last lap. Snider went end over end and caught air, which flung him into the catchfence on the backstretch. The engine was ejected during the crash, but Snider was able to walk out of the car afterward.