Texas allowing fans for NASCAR Cup race in July
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19 July’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway will allow for fans, making it the first sporting event in the state with spectators since the rise of the pandemic.
James Davison, an IndyCar driver with no stock car oval experience, will not be allowed to run the Talladega Cup Series race. He will instead race next week at Pocono.
IndyCar driver James Davison will make his NASCAR Cup Series début at Talladega.
The NASCAR All-Star Race, scheduled for 15 July, will take place at Bristol. The exhibition race has long been held at Charlotte.
Lightning struck Homestead-Miami Speedway during Sunday’s Dixie Vodka 400, leading to three delays. Once the lightning faded and the thunder came, so did Denny Hamlin as he scored win #3 of 2020.
In the first NASCAR night race at Martinsville Speedway, Martin Truex Jr. bounced back from an early penalty to dominate the final stage and score his first win of 2020.
NASCAR has outlined plans for fans to return to the race track at Homestead and Talladega. 1,000 service members will be allowed at Homestead, while up to 5,000 fans will be permitted at Talladega with steps taken to ensure safety.
David Starr will make his first Cup start since 2018 on Wednesday night at Martinsville with Rick Ware Racing.
Kevin Harvick dominated the final stage at Atlanta for his second win of 2020 and the perfect birthday present for crew chief Rodney Childers.
Nashville Superspeedway, which has not hosted NASCAR since 2011, will join the Cup Series calendar for the first time in 2021.
When Chase Elliott and Joey Logano took each other out fighting for the win late in the race, Brad Keselowski slipped by to steal the win.
After so much heartbreak in his last two Cup races, Chase Elliott finally broke through for his first premier series win of 2020 on Thursday.
Rain has yet again forced NASCAR to postpone a race. This time, it’s Wednesday night’s Alsco Uniforms 500 and the Bristol Xfinity race to Thursday and Monday, respectively.
After losing a tungsten ballast at the beginning of the Coke 600, Members of Denny Hamlin’s crew will be suspended for four races
Despite finishing second in Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600, Jimmie Johnson has been disqualified after failing post-race inspection.
Brad Keselowski held off Jimmie Johnson in overtime to win the Coca-Cola 600 for the first time.
Before Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600, a tungsten ballast fell out of Denny Hamlin’s car. Due to its serious risks of injury should a driver hit it, Hamlin’s head crew members face a four-race suspension.
