With Matt DiBenedetto sitting outside the playoff cut-off line, Wood Brothers Racing has replaced crew chief Greg Erwin with Jonathan Hassler effective immediately.
Northern California native Kyle Larson dominated Sunday’s NASCAR Cup race at Sonoma Raceway en route to his first road course victory, second win in a row, and Hendrick Motorsports’ 4th consecutive 1–2 finish.
Kyle Larson will be on the pole for the NASCAR Cup Series’ return to Sonoma Raceway, while Austin Cindric will do so for the Xfinity Series’ own trip back to Mid-Ohio.
For the second straight race, James Davison dominated the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series as he won on a newly created Chicago street circuit by nearly a minute.
Ben Rhodes’s first-ever NASCAR Cup Series start will have him going around the twisty Sonoma Raceway on Sunday for Spire Motorsports.
Phoenix Raceway will once again host NASCAR Championship Weekend in 2022, marking the third consecutive year that the Arizona mile-long oval is the final track of the year for the Cup, Xfinity, and Trucks.
Kyle Larson led 328 of 400 laps and won all four stages in the Coca-Cola 600 to give Hendrick Motorsports the most wins in NASCAR Cup Series history with 269.
Kyle Larson and Riley Herbst will respectively lead the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity grid to green after winning the poles at Charlotte.
Austin Dillon, Riley Herbst, and Austin Hill led the way in the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series’ practices at Charlotte on Friday.
Reigning Cup champion Chase Elliott has finally won his first race of the year, being the leader when the inaugural Texas Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas was called with 14 laps left due to rain.
William Byron led the way in the NASCAR Cup Series’ first time around Circuit of the Americas during Saturday’s lone practice session.
NASCAR’s first (virtual) taste of racing at Circuit of the Americas was dominated by the road course-savvy James Davison.
From Paul Menard in his first race since 2019 to Kevin Harvick, from the bevy of sports car stars to the reigning Xfinity champ, NASCAR’s COTA weekend has a multitude of unique entries in store.
All four Hendrick Motorsports drivers, led by Alex Bowman, finished 1–2–3–4 at Dover in a dominating performance that saw them lead a combined 382 of 400 laps.
Due to COVID-19 protocol, Justin Haley will have to miss this weekend’s NASCAR Xfinity and Cup races at Dover. Zane Smith replaces him for the former while Josh Berry will make his début in the latter.
Martin Truex Jr. and Daniel Hemric will start the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series races at Dover from the poles, respectively.
Team Penske drivers Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano will not have crew chiefs Jeremy Bullins and Paul Wolfe for Dover. Bullins remains out due to protocol while Wolfe is suspended for a lug nut violation.
