Through the first 14 races of the 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season, Ty Majeski was winless.
Past races prove that a complicated points format isn't necessary to produce a championship battle that comes down to the final lap.
As a seven-time NASCAR champion and NASCAR Hall of Famer, Jimmie Johnson's legacy has already been secured since he retired from full-time NASCAR competition in 2020.
It almost seems like whatever good magic Chastain used in 2022 has been overtaken by some force of evil. Whenever the No. 1 car has had speed this year, things have seemed to go south
Even compared to NASCAR's most historic and valued venues — Daytona, Darlington, Charlotte and Talladega — Indianapolis far and away trumps other tracks in terms of history and tradition.
While it's never easy for a driver to back off on a restart, LaJoie clearly came up the track and turned Busch in a move that can't be excused, especially from a veteran.
The team's future now looks more uncertain than ever.
NASCAR Cup Series driver Alex Bowman is doing his best driving at the perfect time.
Denny Hamlin raced well at Pocono on Sunday (no surprise), but not quite well enough to secure the win.
Turns out you can go too fast in NASCAR.
Every week, Kyle Busch's abysmal 2024 campaign seems to sink to new lows.
Misfortune for the likes of Ty Gibbs and Ross Chastain has tightened up the NASCAR Cup Series playoff bubble battle. With only five races remaining in the Cup Series regular-season, here's where the bubble drivers stand in the points.
For a race that saw the first 130 laps be filled with chaos, Ryan Blaney's final run to the checkered flag was relatively calm.
The change comes in the middle of a sluggish season for the team, which had high expectations coming into the season.
One of NASCAR's youngest stars and one of its most venerated veterans both have something to race for at Pocono.
Justin Allgaier has been a frequent visitor to the Heartbreak Hotel during the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series season.
The only thing Cole Custer hadn't done before Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Pocono? Win.
The game of musical chairs that is the NASCAR Xfinity Series will only go on for so much longer before the playoff picture is set.
Cole Custer finally closed the deal on Saturday, winning his first race of the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series season at Pocono Raceway.
The hunt for the 2024 Truck Series title seems like a two-horse race that may need a Kentucky Derby-esque photo finish to determine the winner.
The Truck Series playoff bubble is about as close as it can be after the 14th race of the 2024 season at Pocono.
The 22-year-old driver from Marietta, Ga., won his fifth race of the 2024 season on Friday at Pocono, avenging his heartbreaking 2023 defeat at the "Tricky Triangle."
The 2025 NASCAR schedule won't be released until later this month, but let's hope the circuit's executives green flag another street race in Chicago.
If you're looking to correctly predict the winner of Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at the Pocono Raceway, look no further than veteran driver Denny Hamlin.
At 35 years old, Shane van Gisbergen isn't the youngest prospect in NASCAR history. He has, however, proven to be adept at learning quickly, and he'll have to do so in order to tame the Tricky Triangle of Pocono Raceway.