NASCAR

After a dominating final stage, Kyle Busch is your 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion.

After holding off Cole Custer and his rivals, Tyler Reddick is your 2019 NASCAR Xfinity Series champion. Reddick, who moves up to the Cup Series in 2020, is a two-time Xfinity champion.

Matt Crafton might not have won a race since 2017, but he’ll be enjoying the 2019 NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series championship.

When he takes the green flag in Friday night’s Ford EcoBoost 200, Joe Nemechek will make his record-breaking 1,186th NASCAR start across all three national series.

Cole Custer will race for Stewart-Haas Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2020.

As speculation surrounding Cole Custer moving up to Stewart-Haas Racing’s NASCAR Cup Series team becomes all but official, Daniel Suárez has confirmed he will not return to the team’s #41 for the 2020 season.

As NASCAR’s Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series gear up for the final race of the season, headlines from the Championship Fours to final events are aplenty.

J.J. Yeley will race full-time in the Cup Series for the first time since 2015 as he will contest the 2020 schedule with Rick Ware Racing.

As Matt Tifft continues to recover from his season-ending seizures, he will not return to Front Row Motorsports for the 2020 NASCAR Cup season.

With Toyota Racing Development (TRD) celebrating its 40th anniversary, Gaunt Brothers Racing will field the #96 for TRD test driver Drew Herring at Homestead. It will be Herring’s first career Cup race.

With a win in the Bluegreen Vacations 500, Denny Hamlin punches his ticket to the Championship Round, joined by Joe Gibbs Racing team-mates Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr., and Kevin Harvick.

Darrell Wallace Jr.’s spin late in last Sunday’s Texas race has resulted in a 50-point penalty and a fine.

Kyle Busch has joined AIM Vasser Sullivan for the 2020 Rolex 24 at Daytona, where he will drive the Lexus RC F GT3 in his maiden IMSA start.

Kevin Harvick led a trio of Fords en route to clinching a spot in the Championship Round. He and his three Stewart-Haas Racing team-mates led all but 92 laps.

Kurt Busch and Monster Energy have signed a multi-year extension with Chip Ganassi Racing beyond the 2020 Cup Series season.