NASCAR slapped Ricky Stenhouse Jr. with a $75,000 fine for punching Kyle Busch last Sunday night following the All-Star race, but Chase Elliott feels it was a bit extreme.
Corey Heim initially thought he came up just short of victory in Friday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Charlotte, but as it turns out, he'll end up as far from a win as you can get.
During the offseason, Denny Hamlin had surgery on his shoulder to repair an injury he had dealt with throughout the season. That surgery fixed the NASCAR driver up, but he had a long recovery timeline.
In his second start in the NASCAR Xfinity Series this season, Ty Gibbs locked up the pole award over Kyle Busch at Charlotte. Gibbs was a last-minute addition to that No.
This weekend Justin Allgaier is on-call in case Kyle Larson isn’t able to make it to Charlotte in time after the Indy 500. Allgaier has been in NASCAR for years and Hendrick Motorsports is happy to have him as the backup driver.
Chase Elliott found out for the first time Friday that NASCAR fined Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 for his role in the fight with Kyle Busch following this past Sunday’s All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
Kyle Larson's career is zooming at a rate that has to be clocked with a stopwatch and digital scoring, and race fans will get to see plenty of him this weekend.