After 13 seasons in the Cup Series, David Ragan will step away from full-time NASCAR racing after the 2019 season.
Kevin Harvick took the lead with less than 20 laps to go to win his second straight August Michigan race.
J.J. Yeley will drive Rick Ware Racing’s new #54 car at Bristol with sponsorship from Slayer.
Spencer Boyd will make his Cup Series début with Rick Ware Racing at Michigan.
After starting on the pole, Chase Elliott held off a hot pursuit by Martin Truex Jr. to win at Watkins Glen for the second straight year.
A day after finishing 15th at Pocono, Jimmie Johnson’s race engineer Cliff Daniels will take over as his crew chief effective immediately.
Fuel saving and pit strategies played a major role as Denny Hamlin kept his gas in check to win at Pocono.
With a field inversion and cars running as much as 700 miles, the Cup Series’ 2020 doubleheader at Pocono will feature some unique aspects.
By holding off a late charge by Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick took home his and Stewart-Haas Racing’s first win of the 2019 Cup Series season.
Kurt and younger brother Kyle Busch fought it out at Kentucky Speedway to the finish, and the older brother took home the victory.
In just his third Cup Series start, Justin Haley is a race winner after becoming the leader in a very bizarre, rain-shortened Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona.
Saturday’s Coke Zero Sugar 400 has been moved to Sunday due to rain.
Joey Gase makes his return to the Cup Series at Daytona with Rick Ware Racing.
Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson battled it out for the victory in Chicagoland, but it was Bowman who came out on top for his first Cup victory.
Lightning, rain, and wind have brought the Camping World 400 at Chicagoland to a halt after just 12 laps.
Austin Theriault will make his Cup Series debut with Rick Ware Racing at New Hampshire. For the Maine native, this will be his home race.
Two-time Southern Modified Tour champion Andy Seuss will make his maiden Cup start in his home race at New Hampshire in July.
