Wednesday night NASCAR racing saw Denny Hamlin take the win as rain fell on the track, but perhaps the biggest story of the night is Kyle Busch turning Chase Elliott late.
Matt Kenseth proved that he’s still got it with a top 10 finish in The Real Heroes 400 this past Sunday.
Erik Jones’s crew chief Chris Gayle faces a one race suspension after two loose lug nuts were discovered on the 20 car.
In NASCAR’s first race in 70 days, Kevin Harvick took the victory with a dominating run at Darlington. It is his 50th career Cup win.
Alex Bowman has signed a contract extension with Hendrick Motorsports through 2021.
Gray Gaulding will run his first NASCAR race of 2020 on Sunday at Darlington with Rick Ware Racing.
B.J. McLeod’s Xfinity Series team will move up to the Cup level at Darlington on Sunday.
The seven-race eNASCAR Pro Invitational Series is a sandwich, and its bread slices are Denny Hamlin. After winning the inaugural race, he closed out the series by winning the final race at North Wilkesboro.
As NASCAR gears up for the season restart, Richmond Raceway, Sonoma Raceway, and Chicagoland Speedway have lost their dates to the new replacement races.
Kyle Larson has completed his sensitivity training, but remains indefinitely suspended by NASCAR as of the time being. In the meantime, he will return to World of Outlaws.
William Byron continues to flex his iRacing skills with yet another Pro Invitational win, though drama between the leaders was aplenty.
The eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series will conclude next Saturday with a special track: North Wilkesboro Speedway, which last hosted a NASCAR race in 1996.
NASCAR has outlined new safety tweaks for Cup cars in the wake of Ryan Newman’s terrifying Daytona 500 crash.
Days after announcing his intention to return, Ryan Newman has officially been cleared by NASCAR to race and has been granted a playoff waiver.
Matt Kenseth will drive Chip Ganassi Racing’s #42 for the rest of the 2020 season.
As the great Jeff Gordon made his sim racing debut, Alex Bowman staved off the field in overtime to win his first Pro Invitational Series race.
Two months after his horrific crash in the season-opening Daytona 500, Ryan Newman has announced he is healthy and will return to the driver’s seat when the Cup season restarts.
