NASCAR Cup Series

Bubba Wallace made the right moves to end up in the right place at the right time when the rain hit Talladega Superspeedway, which secured his first career NASCAR Cup Series victory.

A pair of pace laps was all that the NASCAR Cup Series could run at Talladega before rain forced its postponement to Monday.

James Davison will compete on a superspeedway for the first time when he runs Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega. He will race for MBM Motorsports.

Big NASCAR Cup news day for Justins: Justin Haley will run the Talladega race in the #16 for Kaulig Racing, while Justin Allgaier will fill Haley’s spot at Spire Motorsports’ #77.

Denny Hamlin dominated the Las Vegas Round of 12 opener, leading 137 of 267 laps, en route to his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at the Nevada track.

As 12 drivers caught their breaths in advancing to the next round of the Cup playoffs, Kevin Harvick and Chase Elliott had choice words after tangling late.

Bubba Wallace’s crew chief Mike Wheeler will become 23XI Racing’s director of competition on a permanent basis. Bootie Barker, who last worked as Ty Dillon’s CC in 2017, will take over the crew chiefing position.

The Busch Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the arrival of World Wide Technology at Gateway are the major additions to the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series calendars, among other schedule changes.

Yes, it’s actually happening: the NASCAR Cup Series’ 2022 Busch Clash, scheduled for 6 February, will take place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. A temporary quarter-mile track will be placed in the legendary football stadium.

Despite a start violation to begin his night, Martin Truex Jr. scored his first win at Richmond since he swept the 2019 races to clinch a spot in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs’ Round of 12.

After exiting Sunday’s Southern 500 due to carbon monoxide poisoning, Cody Ware will miss the next two NASCAR Cup races at Richmond and Bristol. Garrett Smithley will fill in for Richmond.

Eight drivers participated in the first pack and draft racing test of the NASCAR Cup Series’ 2022-bound Next Gen car at Daytona on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Kyle Busch zoomed to the garage after wrecking in Sunday’s Southern 500 at Darlington, crushing cones and forcing passersby to dodge, but that action has resulted in a $50,000 fine from NASCAR.

Beard Motorsports, who failed to qualify for the Daytona 500 in February with Noah Gragson, will return to the race in 2022. A driver was not announced. The team will also likely run the other three superspeedway races.

While Global Rallycross and Stadium Super Trucks have raced at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in the past, NASCAR is a surprising choice as it is considering moving the exhibition Busch Clash from Daytona to the football stadium in 2022.