Rajah Caruth took the pole for Friday night's NASCAR Truck Series race in Las Vegas.
After winning his 65th career race in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series last Saturday at Atlanta, Kyle Busch is back for more.
Several drivers have won the first two races of the Xfinity Series season, including Dale Earnhardt in 1986, Chad Little in 1995, and Tony Stewart in 2008, but Hill is looking to go the extra mile as the Xfinity Series heads to Las Vegas.
On Tuesday night, awful Vanderbilt (8-20) beat the Razorbacks at Bud Walton Arena, 85-82, marking a low point of a disappointing season for Arkansas.
With 2024 being a contract year, Daniel Suarez needed to leave a big impression to maintain his ride with Trackhouse Racing for 2025 and beyond. Two races into the season, the 32-year-old is doing just that.
Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta provided us with fantastic racing, big wrecks, and one of the greatest finishes in racing history.
For the third consecutive year, Austin Hill has won a NASCAR Xfinity Series race at his home track of Atlanta Motor Speedway.
It's been over 60 years since the NASCAR convertible division existed, but it was inadvertently brought back by NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Bayley Currey during Saturday's Fr8 208 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
When push came to shove at Atlanta Motor Speedway, it was Kyle Busch who held off the field to win the Craftsman Truck Series race at Atlanta.
The starting lineup is set for Sunday’s Ambetter Health 400, and once again, it’s Michael McDowell and Joey Logano on the front row.
Stewart-Haas Racing is off to the worst start possible at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Whatever the case is with Creed’s “killer instinct,” or lack thereof, one thing is abundantly clear — there’s no time like the present for him to grab his first Xfinity Series victory.
Returning to his native Georgia this weekend, Hill is looking for his sixth superspeedway win and third at the reconfigured track.
Superspeedway races in NASCAR always seem to produce at least one or two underdog stories every time we drop the green. Here are four to watch at Atlanta.
After rain pushed the 66th Daytona 500 to Monday, William Byron came out victorious amid the chaos the race always seems to provide. With the first race of the season behind us, here's what we learned.
Weather might have washed out NASCAR's big weekend at the Daytona International Speedway, but that just means a Monday doubleheader to open the seasons of both the Xfinity and Cup Series.
Mother Nature is already forcing her hand on NASCAR's big weekend.
Thursday's Daytona Duels brought all of the drama while whetting appetites for Sunday's Daytona 500
At the end of the day, Seven-Time was just too much to overcome.
Hendrick Motorsports won’t have a car start in the top two for the first time since 2014.
For NASCAR fans around the world, the week of the Daytona 500 is an exciting time.
A week after NASCAR raced in the shadow of Hollywood, one of entertainment's former stars had a big announcement to share.
Hamlin continues to chase an elusive title.