Brickyard 400 rained out, postponed to Monday
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NASCAR’s regular season finale will see a Monday start time as rain plagued the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday.
After two seasons together, Matt DiBenedetto will depart the #32 Ford following 2018.
Following a bout with heat exhaustion in last Sunday’s Darlington Race, Kasey Kahne will not drive the #95 at Indianapolis. Regan Smith will fill in.
Just a year after winning its first championship, Furniture Row Racing will cease operations following the 2018 season.
On Sunday night, Brad Keselowski scored his first career Cup victory at Darlington Raceway, while Team Penske recorded its first at the egg-shaped oval in over four decades.
After 58 races and with his future in question, Kurt Busch is back in Victory Lane at Bristol.
After fifteen seasons of racing in the Cup Series, Kasey Kahne will hang up his full-time helmet.
For 200 laps, Kevin Harvick led much of Sunday’s race to take the checkered flag. Afterward, he and son Keelan celebrated his victory together.
After 99 races, Chase Elliott is finally in a Cup Series Victory Lane.
Spencer Gallagher has joined BK Racing for his inaugural Cup race at Watkins Glen International.
A 28th-place start due to failing post-qualifying inspection did not hinder Kyle Busch’s run as he recorded win #6 of the 2018 season at Pocono.
13 of the 40 drivers racing in Sunday’s Cup Series event at Pocono, including pole winner Kevin Harvick, will start at the rear following a flurry of failed inspections following Saturday’s qualifying.
In a rain-delayed Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, Kevin Harvick moved his way past Kyle Busch with four laps remaining to win his sixth race of the 2018 season.
Martin Truex Jr. put on a clinic in Kentucky as he swept the three stages and led 174 laps en route to his fourth win of the year.
The Camping World Truck Series regular will join Premium Motorsports for his first Cup start in Saturday’s race.
Erik Jones scored his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory in chaotic fashion, surviving as multiple cars were taken out in wrecks in Saturday’s Coke Zero Sugar 400.
In a dramatic finish, Kyle Busch takes the checkered flag after surviving a wild battle with Kyle Larson.
