Lady Luck may have been against Ty Majeski on Saturday night, but the Seymour, Wisconsin, native carved his way through the pack after a penalty and staved off multiple challengers late to win his second consecutive Truck Series race.
Hamlin's Joe Gibbs Racing teammate, Martin Truex Jr, will line up beside him on the front row with Josh Berry, Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell rounding out the top five.
Austin Dillon and the No. 3 team found some speed over the Olympic break. Despite sitting 32nd in points going into Sunday's race at Richmond, Dillon was fastest in Saturday's 45-minute practice session at the 0.75-mile track.
The 23-year-old from Middletown, N.Y., put down a lap of 22.755 seconds at the three-quarter mile Richmond Raceway on Saturday afternoon, outpacing Ty Majeski by over a tenth of a second.
So far in Richmond, Virginia, ThorSport Racing is the class of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series field.
Daniel Suarez's future with Trackhouse Racing is now secure, at least for a little bit longer.
After nearly three weeks without NASCAR racing, the stars of the Cup Series will be back in action on Sunday night at the Richmond Raceway for the Cook Out 400.
If there was ever a time for Stewart Friesen to drive the race of his life, it would be Saturday night.
If there was ever a match made in NASCAR heaven, this is it.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. When NASCAR introduced both the Chase for the Nextel Cup in 2004 and the current elimination-style playoff format in 2014, the main goal was clear: put on a championship battle with as much entertainment value as possible.
It appears that the world's fastest superspeedway will soon have a more prominent role in deciding NASCAR's champion.
If there's one crucial ability that every racecar driver needs to have, it's the ability to close out races.
With all three of Hamlin's victories on the year coming at tracks a mile in length or less, it's no surprise that he enters Sunday's Cook Out 400 as one of the favorites to win.
Everybody loves a good redemption story.
If Marty McFly and Doc Brown were to pull up their DeLorean at Richmond Raceway next Sunday, Chris Buescher would be the first driver to jump in.
The 33-year-old has put together a solid rookie season.
Ben Rhodes hasn't quite had the 2024 season that he envisioned, but he should have a simple task on his mind in Saturday's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series regular-season finale: Take care of business.
In 75 years of NASCAR competition, over 130 women have made starts in a NASCAR sanctioned series. Is Robusto next?
NASCAR and its teams need to get their ducks in a row before the start of the postseason if they're truly going to go forward with a second season of their championship-chase documentary on Netflix.
Dale Earnhardt is widely considered to be the best stock-car driver ever. These are the best moments of his illustrious racing career.
Juan Pablo Montoya will be racing in the Cup Series for the first time in a long, long time when he takes the wheel at Watkins Glen in September.
Pete Carmichael may have been removed from his post as offensive coordinator, but one personnel change won't magically fix the Saints' most prevalent issue: They're complacent in a day and age where complacency loses football games.
NASCAR has over 75 years of history in the record books, but there are a few select finishes that will always stand out. These are the five greatest finishes in the history of NASCAR.
He made 255 Cup Series starts from 2006 to 2014.
Since the advent of restrictor plates in 1988, there have always been NASCAR drivers who have mastered the art of drafting at superspeedways. These are the five superspeedway racers in NASCAR history, from 1988 to the present day.