Eyes on Xfinity: Resurgence of the Busch-Whacker?
Cup drivers could join Xfinity more often to get more track time.
Kyle Busch
Dirty (Half) Dozen: Cody Overton Scores Dream 1st Win While Nightmare Strikes at Cochran Motor Speedway
Friday’s DIRTcar late model feature at Lavonia is likely not to be remembered by many, but race winner Cody Overton certainly will.
Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2022 Wise Power 400 at Auto Club Speedway
What happened? Reigning NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson continued where he left off in 2021 by winning his first race of 2022 at Auto …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2022 Wise Power 400 at Auto Club Speedway
Auto Club Speedway was the first intermediate track of the 2022 season and the first the NASCAR Cup Series has visited since Kansas Speedway last October. The result, though, wasn’t new at all.
Kyle Larson won the last intermediate track race of 2021 and he won the first of 2022 on Sunday (Feb. 27), taking the top spot in the WISE Power 400.
Fronstretch 2-Minute Drill: Wise Power 400 at Auto Club
NASCAR is back at Auto Club Speedway for the first time in two years. The last time the Cup and Xfinity Series raced in Fontana, …
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2022 Wise Power 400 at Auto Club
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings picks for Auto Club Speedway.
NASCAR 101: A Brief History of Auto Club Speedway
Or as it was once called, California Speedway.
Not Quite NASCAR: Kyle Busch on Dirt, California 410 Sprint Car Season Opens Within a Drive of Auto Club
The news has been out all week that Kyle Busch is slated to make his first dirt start since the Tulsa Shootout at the Keller Auto Raceway at Plaza Park Friday.
2-Headed Monster: Will Kyle Busch Ever Win the Daytona 500?
He remains winless in the Great American Race.
Up to Speed: Brad Keselowski & Austin Cindric Battle at Daytona
One year ago, Brad Keselowski’s frustration was visible.
As the final laps of the Daytona 500 ticked away, Keselowski made a bold move to set himself up for a last-lap pass for the lead on his Team Penske teammate Joey Logano. But when Logano blocked Keselowski’s path forward, Keselowski got hit from behind by Michael McDowell, triggering a frightening crash that knocked out both Penske cars. McDowell went on to win the race, leaving Keselowski without a Harley J. Earl Trophy for at least one more year.