Former Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona LMP2 winner Kyle Tilley will once again serve as a road course ringer for Live Fast Motorsports as he enters the NASCAR Cup Series race at Road America.
Supercars Championship driver Brodie Kostecki is eyeing a (return) trip to America to début in the NASCAR Cup Series, according to a report by Speedcafe.
As Kimi Räikkönen prepares for his NASCAR Cup Series début, NASCAR is keen on letting “elite” drivers from outside the stock car racing world who wish to enter the sport test—with some caveats.
After 195 starts and six challenging years, Daniel Suárez is finally a NASCAR Cup Series race winner.
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum will host the NASCAR Cup Series’ Busch Light Clash for the second straight year in 2023.
Joey Logano’s win was was not the biggest story of the inaugural NASCAR Cup Series race at Gateway, as focus instead turned towards Ross Chastain’s quarrel with Denny Hamlin and Chase Elliott.
With Chris Buescher out due to a positive COVID-19 test, Truck Series driver Zane Smith will make his NASCAR Cup début in the #17 for RFK Racing at Gateway.
Parker Kligerman will return to the NASCAR Cup Series at Gateway, driving a Ford in the series for the first time as he signs with Rick Ware Racing.
With grandstand tickets for the 2022 Cup Championship Race already sold out, NASCAR Championship Weekend will return to Phoenix Raceway for the fourth season in 2023.
Denny Hamlin survives double overtime to win his first ever Coca-Cola 600 in the longest race in the sport’s history.
Now retired from Formula One, Kimi Räikkönen will return to NASCAR by entering the Cup Series race at Watkins Glen, driving the #91 for Trackhouse Racing Team.
Trackhouse Racing has created PROJECT91, which intends to field a NASCAR Cup car for drivers not from the United States or the stock car world.
Ryan Blaney was an all-star who got his game on by winning the NASCAR All-Star Race, but all that glitters is not gold as NASCAR broke the mold by having him take the checkered flag twice.
In a unique 1-on-1 qualifying format where cars received a four-tyre pit stop before doing one lap around Texas Motor Speedway, Kyle Busch is your NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race pole winner.
All six Toyota NASCAR Cup cars, including the 23XI Racing duo of Kurt Busch and Bubba Wallace, finished in the top 10 at Kansas as Busch held off Kyle Larson for his first win with the team.
Spire Motorsports’ #77, piloted by Josh Bilicki, will feature “Slava Ukraini” and adorned in blue and yellow as part of a sponsorship from the Ukranian American Coordinating Council, who is providing armour and aid for the country’s civil defence units.
This surely won’t be controversial. In response to contact that squeezed him into the wall, Joey Logano bumped William Byron with two laps remaining for the win at Darlington.
