Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series

Twenty drivers will be eligible to compete in February 2019’s Clash at Daytona.

With his full-time driving career likely coming to an end, Jamie McMurray is finding a new home in the Fox Sports studio. However, another shot at the Daytona 500 is still a possibility.

Kurt Busch will have the option available to him to make a return to the Indianapolis 500 according to his new team boss Chip Ganassi.

The charter of the defunct Furniture Row Racing has reportedly been purchased by agency Spire Sports + Entertainment, who will field the #77 Chevrolet in 2019.

Shortly after announcing his departure from Stewart-Haas Racing, Kurt Busch and Monster Energy have found a new home at Chip Ganassi Racing.

Tanner Berryhill will compete for 2019 NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year alongside Obaika Racing.

Kurt Busch will not return to Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2019 season.

In addition to retaining David Ragan and Michael McDowell, Front Row Motorsports will field a new entry for Rookie of the Year contender Matt Tifft.

After selling its assets off in 2017, Tommy Baldwin Racing intends to return to Cup competition on a limited basis in 2019.

After ten seasons in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, Joey Logano has finally won a series championship after holding off the Big Three.

The 2018 NASCAR Playoffs kicked off at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in mid-September, with the season’s star performers embarking on a 10-race run for Cup glory, which will now see…

Sunday’s Cup Series finale will be the final race for Furniture Row Racing, which had grown from one of NASCAR’s biggest underdog stories to a part of the sport’s premier teams.

After Sunday’s Phoenix race, Cole Whitt has stepped away from the NASCAR circuit.

As Kyle Busch stormed off to his eighth win of 2018 at the new ISM Raceway, he and three other drivers will fight for the 2018 Cup title.

Martin Truex Jr. will remain in the Toyota camp in 2019 as he moved to Joe Gibbs Racing’s #19 car.