NASCAR Xfinity Series

Twelve drivers will battle it out over seven races for the 2019 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship.

On Saturday, Elliott Sadler will run his 855th and final NASCAR race in a special car designed after the vehicle that he began his stock car career in.

With the Xfinity Series heading to Darlington, various teams will sport special throwback liveries.

The 2020 NASCAR Xfinity and Truck Series will feature more restrictions on Cup drivers, a smaller Xfinity field, and a new slate for the Dash 4 Cash and Triple Truck Challenge.

The 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series will feature a new Ford Mustang with a redesigned nose.

IMSA and former IndyCar driver Jack Hawksworth has been tabbed by Joe Gibbs Racing for his maiden NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Mid-Ohio.

With the NASCAR Truck and Xfinity Series heading to the dirt of Eldora Speedway and the road course of Watkins Glen, many teams will enter new drivers with experience on those circuits.

Crew chief Nick Harrison, who had been involved in NASCAR for over a decade, has died at the age of 37.

To improve passing, the backstretch chicane at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval has been increased in width.

Shane Lee and Circuit City return to NASCAR with a new team in H2 Motorsports.

A pair of short tracks will make their development series returns in 2020.

Jeffrey Earnhardt will run the Talladega Cup and five Xfinity races with a new NASCAR team, Xtreme Concepts Racing.

After sponsor DC Solar was raided by the FBI, Chip Ganassi Racing has decided to close its #42 Xfinity team, leaving Ross Chastain’s future in the series uncertain.

For the first time in over two decades, Roush Fenway Racing will not field an Xfinity Series team.

Rick Ware Racing will field two Cup cars in 2019, along with an Xfinity Series team.