A car not even racing in Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series championship race at Phoenix brought out the red flag after crashing.
The crash knocked Gibbs out of the race, relegating him to a last-place finish in the 36th and final race of the season.
When the checkered flag falls at the Phoenix raceway on Sunday afternoon, a new NASCAR Cup Series champion will have been crowned. Here's what you need to know before the final race of the 2024 season.
All the focus surrounding Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series championship race may be on champion Justin Allgaier, but Riley Herbst deserves his fair share of commendation as well.
Absolutely nothing was going right for Justin Allgaier halfway through Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series championship race at Phoenix. After crashing in
Justin Allgaier is finally a NASCAR Xfinity Series champion.
John Calipari was dealt his first loss as head coach at Arkansas on Saturday in a game Arkansas never led in, as the No. 16 Razorbacks (1-1) fell to No. 8 Baylor (1-1) in Dallas by a score of 72-67.
A year's worth of frustrations may be coming to a head in the NASCAR Xfinity Series championship race at Phoenix Raceway.
In a Sports Illustrated article from February of 1997, Bobby Allison was aptly compared to Biblical figure Job as a man who never lost faith despite having every reason to do so. That comparison has perhaps never been so appropriate as Allison's life is remembered in the wake of his death on Saturday.
Allison made his NASCAR Cup Series debut in 1961 and his final start in 1988 in a career that spanned 28 seasons and 718 races.
Truex Jr. won the pole with a lap of 26.718 seconds.
Grant Enfinger's Chevrolet Silverado finally turned into a pumpkin at the Phoenix Raceway.
On Friday, Christian Eckes made NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series history, but it didn't culminate in a championship trophy.
For the second season in a row, an outstanding season from Corey Heim ended in disappointment at Phoenix.
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship trophy is heading to Seymour, Wisconsin.
NASCAR chief operating officer Steve O’Donnell said he doesn't believe the sport has an officiating problem. A litany of controversial officiating decisions by the sanctioning body in recent weeks would beg to differ.
This weekend’s NASCAR Cup Series championship race at Phoenix Raceway will mark the end of several chapters in the sport’s history. Here are the individuals and eras that we’ll be saying goodbye to on Sunday.
Over the past two seasons, Heim has arguably been the best driver in the Truck Series.
The John Calipari era at Arkansas is off to a good start.
For 14 years, the 38-year-old from Riverton, Illinois, has chased the NASCAR Xfinity Series championship to no avail.
One year ago, Grant Enfinger finished second in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points after a heartbreaking defeat in the championship race at Phoenix.
One year ago, Tyler Reddick and 23XI Racing ended their season with a whimper. Will that be the case this year?
In the NASCAR playoffs, performing in the races that matter most is of the utmost importance.
To say it would be disappointing for Eckes to come up shy of the championship would be an understatement.
Following the controversial final laps of Sunday's Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway, NASCAR has handed out steep penalties to several of the parties involved.