During last night’s Hangtown 100 USAC feature, Kyle Larson was on his way to a win until he got into it with Daison Pursley. Well, Pursley got into Larson, to be more exact.
Denny Hamlin‘s recent title loss at Phoenix had left him extremely disappointed following the Phoenix race. The JGR Veteran back then claimed that he did not even feel like setting foot into a racing car ever again.
Connor Zilisch wasted no time getting back behind the wheel after the heartbreak of the Xfinity Series finale. The 19-year-old driver, ready for his first full-time NASCAR Cup Series season and a Rolex 24 appearance in January, logged 33 laps in the No.
Connor Zilisch’s climb through the Xfinity ranks might have turned heads, but the 19-year-old knows the Cup Series will be an entirely different experience.
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series winner, Kyle Larson, returned to his roots as the city, in collaboration with Sonoma Raceway, rolled out the (virtual) red carpet for a community celebration on November 14 along Historic Main Street in Old Town.
Last week, NASCAR rolled out the red carpet for its big awards show, shining a spotlight on the champions from its three national series. It was a night of glamour, celebrating the guys who sprayed the champagne and hoisted the big trophies.
Denny Hamlin’s season might have ended in heartbreak at Phoenix, but the respect he earned through his domination on the day speaks louder than any championship trophy could.
There are times in sports when the winning team or athlete goes out and steals it. Kyle Larson did that two weeks ago in Phoenix. Larson snatched the title out of Denny Hamlin’s hands in the two-lap overtime, and the rest is now NASCAR history.
This December, Kyle Busch is racing for his third Snowball Derby win, and he knows just how important this race is to stock car history. As one of the winningest drivers in NASCAR history, Busch reveres the Snowball Derby and what it represents.
When Denny Hamlin left Phoenix Raceway without the championship, it felt like it could have been the final straw for him. But we know that he’s coming back for 2026.
The silly season is in full swing, and JR Motorsports just dropped a bombshell, shaking up its crew chief lineup for the 2026 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season.
Denny Hamlin has long looked up to icons like Jimmie Johnson and Joe Gibbs, men who shaped his career both on and off the racetrack. As a young driver, Hamlin dreamt of racing under Gibbs’ banner but patterned his driving mindset after Johnson’s dominance.
The final round of the 2025 Super Taikyu Series at Fuji Speedway on November 15–16 turned into a cross-continental showcase, as six NASCAR stock cars took
Denny Hamlin’s 2025 season will be a cruel example of the chase format, where, despite being dominant in form, he was left empty-handed when it mattered most.
JR Motorsports (JRM) took to social media to reveal the organization’s plans to bid for a second consecutive starting spot for the Daytona 500 in 2026.
When you think of a NASCAR legend, who comes to mind? For a whole lot of folks, that name is Jimmie Johnson. The man is a living icon, a seven-time champion who has nothing left to prove on American soil.