Austin Hill took the checkered flag in this past Sunday’s Xfinity Series race at Talladega Superspeedway. The story coming out of the race was not that he won, but what he did immediately after.
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season heads to Martinsville Speedway this Sunday as fans get ready to see the final four drivers who will compete for this year’s title after advancing to Phoenix after battling it out on ‘The Paperclip’.
If Chase Briscoe is going to win the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series championship, he’s going to have to put together a fine performance next month at Phoenix Raceway.
If there is one aspect of a driver and team’s performance that modern-day NASCAR absolutely refuses to acknowledge or appreciate, it is a consistent run throughout the whole season.
Kyle Busch and the No. 8 team will have new leadership next season. Richard Childress Racing announced last week the hiring of Jim Pohlman as crew chief for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Austin Hill was seen flipping the middle finger to fans after taking the checkered flag in this past Saturday’s Xfinity Series playoff race at Talladega Superspeedway.
Sunday's NASCAR race at Talladega saw driver Austin Hill get into it with the fans a little bit. Specifically, he flipped the bird to some fans while driving to Victory Lane.
Front Row Motorsports announced a multi-year contract extension with driver Zane Smith on Thursday. Smith, 26, has produced five top-10 finishes through 34 NASCAR Cup Series starts this season with FRM.
Last week at Talladega, Austin Hill was spotted giving a little extra attention to some fans. Dale Earnhardt Jr. doesn’t think it’s a big deal. Hill was caught on camera giving the bird to some fans as he drove to Victory Lane on Saturday.
Chase Elliott enters Martinsville at the tail end of the Round of 8 standings, 62 points below the cutline. Yet if there’s one track where he can turn the tide, it’s this one.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. — There’s a fine line between enthusiasm and condescension, and lately, Kenny Wallace and Mamba Smith are running that line tighter than a restrictor plate at Talladega.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. — If Team Penske and NASCAR want to salvage even a shred of fan-respect heading into their knock-out showdown at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday, they need to quietly root against Joey Logano.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Short-track madness. Playoff desperation. Championship dreams hanging by a thread. NASCAR Cup Series fans have circled Sunday, October
Ryan Blaney heads into Martinsville in a desperate situation, but with a winning history to lean on. The defending Xfinity 500 champion, who’s captured the race in back-to-back seasons, sits second-to-last in the Round of 8 standings, 47 points adrift of the cutline.
Joe Gibbs Racing has gone from locker-room turmoil to the brink of a NASCAR Cup championship — a turnaround its three-time Super Bowl champion namesake should appreciate.