Rain has yet again forced NASCAR to postpone a race. This time, it’s Wednesday night’s Alsco Uniforms 500 and the Bristol Xfinity race to Thursday and Monday, respectively.
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Just days after going through one of the worst things a parent could experience when his wife suffered a miscarriage, Chase Briscoe held off Kyle Busch for a thrilling and emotional victory in the Xfinity Series’ first race since March.
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Thanks to rain, the NASCAR Xfinity Series is going to have to wait a while longer before getting the show back on the road.
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NASCAR has expanded the Xfinity and Truck Series grids from 36 and 32 to 40 each for races without qualifying.
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Tommy Baldwin will make its first Cup Series start in 2017 when NASCAR resumes at Darlington next Sunday. Josh Bilicki will pilot the effort in the #7.
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Logan Seavey wins Saturday Night Thunder
In a battle of NASCAR’s lower series stars, Logan Seavey took the checkered flag in Saturday Night Thunder.
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NASCAR Hall of Famer Tony Stewart will make his return to the sport in July when he runs the Xfinity Series race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.
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JD Motorsports’ drivers for the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity season have been finalised. B.J. McLeod and Jeffrey Earnhardt will race in the #0, Jesse Little in the #4, and the trio of Earnhardt, David Starr, and Colby Howard will share the #15.
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The 4th of July Xfinity race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, now known as the Pennzoil 150, will be a 62-lap run on the 14-turn configuration.
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Matt DiBenedetto spent Wednesday participating in an Xfinity Series test session on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway infield course.
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MBM Motorsports, who will race in the Cup and Xfinity Series in 2020, has traced out the season plans, including driver lineup with a new addition in Stephen Leicht.
Xfinity Series driver David Starr has lost his ride with JD Motorsports as COVID-19 has limited his sponsors’ funding.
Mike Wallace has joined JD Motorsports for his first NASCAR race in five years when he races at the Indianapolis road course.
Means Racing will field the #52 for J.J. Yeley to start the 2020 Xfinity season before series newcomer Kody Vanderwal takes over.
With Kaz Grala returning to the team, Richard Childress Racing’s 2020 lineup in the #21 Xfinity car has been finalised. Grala will share the car with Anthony Alfredo and Myatt Snider.
In addition to the #74, Mike Harmon Racing will field the #47 for the 2020 Xfinity Series season.