After ten seasons in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, Joey Logano has finally won a series championship after holding off the Big Three.
The Road To Homestead – How The Championship 4 Sealed Their Place In The 2018 NASCAR Playoffs
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The 2018 NASCAR Playoffs kicked off at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in mid-September, with the season’s star performers embarking on a 10-race…
Sunday’s Cup Series finale will be the final race for Furniture Row Racing, which had grown from one of NASCAR’s biggest underdog stories to a part of the sport’s premier teams.
After Sunday’s Phoenix race, Cole Whitt has stepped away from the NASCAR circuit.
As Kyle Busch stormed off to his eighth win of 2018 at the new ISM Raceway, he and three other drivers will fight for the 2018 Cup title.
Martin Truex Jr. will remain in the Toyota camp in 2019 as he moved to Joe Gibbs Racing’s #19 car.
Barring a sudden change in events, the Oklahoma native joins Obaika Racing for what will be his first-ever Cup race on Sunday.
Kevin Harvick’s championship hopes have taken a hit upon receiving an L1 penalty.
Kevin Harvick, who has dominated the Cup Series in 2018, has guaranteed himself a spot in the Championship Round with a win at Texas.
Two of motorsport’s biggest names will join forces as Fernando Alonso and Jimmie Johnson swap rides at Bahrain in November.
In a dramatic final battle with Martin Truex Jr., Joey Logano punched his ticket to the Championship Round with a win at Martinsville.
Ally Financial will replace Lowe’s as the sponsor of the #48 in 2019.
Two years after his last start in NASCAR’s premier series, Jeb Burton is back for Sunday’s Martinsville race.
With a strong late run, Chase Elliott stormed to his second win of the playoffs at Kansas as the Round of 12 came to a close.
Stewart-Haas Racing dominated Talladega as Aric Almirola capitalised on his team-mate’s last-second misfortune to win his first race of 2018.
With David Starr driving the #97, Obaika Racing hopes to make its Cup Series debut at Talladega.
Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus, one of NASCAR’s strongest driver/crew chief duos, is splitting up after the 2018 season.
