NASCAR has lowered downforce at the three road courses and six shorter oval tracks for the 2020 Cup season.
Richmond Raceway
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Over Tuesday and Wednesday, Austin Dillon drove a generic version of NASCAR’s future: the NextGen car.
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Austin Dillon and Richard Childress Racing will test NASCAR’s NextGen (Generation 7) car at Richmond this week.
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The 2020 NTT IndyCar Series schedule has been unveiled, with the key highlight being the return of Richmond Raceway after a decade absence. Pocono Raceway has been dropped from the calendar.
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For the first time in his Cup Series career, Martin Truex Jr. is a short track winner.
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In a first for the PEAK Antifreeze iRacing Series, official NASCAR and eSport teams have joined the series roster.
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Despite starting at the back, Kyle Busch punched his ticket to the Round of 12 en route to his 50th career Cup win.
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Starting the Toyota Owners 400 in thirty-second was not enough to hinder Kyle Busch’s quests for the race win. With a series of strong restarts late in the race, he drove off to win his third straight Cup race.
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Daniel Hemric will make his Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut at Richmond in April, driving the #8 for Richard Childress Racing. It will be the first Cup race for #8 since 2009.
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Matt Kenseth’s #20 Toyota Camry will line-up on pole position for the final race before the playoffs at Richmond Raceway in Virginia.
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The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Richmond this weekend, with the final places of the championship sixteen being set post-race. Who’s in contention for the race win?
Martin Truex Jr. will certainly remember the 21st night of September as he led a JGR contingent to his second straight race win at Richmond.
NASCAR Xfinity SeriesNASCAR Gander Trucks
Martinsville, Richmond return to Xfinity, Truck schedules for 2020
A pair of short tracks will make their development series returns in 2020.
COTA will host its first IndyCar race in 2019. The circuit was announced as a part of the reveal of the full 2019 IndyCar Series calendar, with COTA hosting the second of seventeen races held from March to September.
Kyle Larson took victory at the 2017 Federated Auto Parts 400 from Richmond Raceway; the last race before the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs begin.