Bubba Wallace held off Kyle Larson to score the win in Sunday’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Following Bubba Wallace's win in Sunday's Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the NASCAR Cup Series playoff picture looks much different. Here's what the race around the cut line looks like with four races remaining in the regular season.
SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Ryan Blaney, Team Penske’s 2023 NASCAR Cup Series champion, joined his best friend Bubba Wallace in victory lane at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday, to celebrate Wallace’s thrilling Brickyard 400 win.
The NASCAR Cup Series is back racing the Brickyard 400 once again. It is so great to have this event back on the schedule. One of the Crown Jewel races of the sport, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, awaits its stock car weekend.
One day after NASCAR reportedly reached a deal to race on the streets of San Diego in 2026, it was announced that the Chicago Street Race will not return to the NASCAR schedule next season.
A date with the "Monster Mile" awaits the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series this weekend and marks a return to an oval after back-to-back weeks of road/street course racing. Who will win?
Alex Bowman may be the lone Hendrick Motorsports driver yet to punch his ticket to the playoffs, but his passion for racing and horsepower-fueled machines leaves no doubt about his drive.
Alex Bowman loves racing and being a NASCAR Cup driver. He’s been with some of the smallest and lowest-funded teams including BK Racing and Tommy Baldwin Racing, and for the last eight seasons, he’s also been with the biggest and best-funded organization in the sport, Hendrick Motorsports.
NASCAR could be back at the Chicagoland Speedway as soon as next year.
Denny Hamlin got a front-row seat of Ty Dillon beating Alex Bowman in NASCAR’s In-Season challenge at Sonoma to advance in the bracket. On the Actions Detrimental podcast, Hamlin shared his reaction to Dillon continuing his run in the bracket.
Following Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma Raceway, only four drivers remain alive in NASCAR's inaugural In-Season Challenge.
Ty Dillon and Alex Bowman spoke after the NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma, after Dillon defeated Bowman in the in-season bracket matchup. Kaulig Racing shared a video of the conversation, and at the end, Dillon and Bowman shared an awkward handshake.
Bubba Wallace and Alex Bowman are in a good place, having talked out the beating and banging road rage they put on in last Sunday’s Chicago Street Race.
When it comes to the number of road courses on the NASCAR Cup schedule, Ryan Blaney and Alex Bowman go in different directions. During media availability on Saturday at Sonoma Raceway, both drivers were asked whether there are too many road course races in NASCAR.
Mike Forde, NASCAR managing director of racing communications, said on Wednesday’s “Hauler Talk” podcast that they are not officiating races differently due to the In-Season Challenge.
Just like normal folks hate stale food, Alex Bowman hates stale racing. That’s why the Team Hendrick driver hopes NASCAR will continue to make changes to what he calls a “stale schedule.” “I think it’s (change) a really good thing,” Bowman said on a recent episode of the Chasing Checkers podcast.
It is back-to-back road courses for the NASCAR Cup Series, but this weekend we are trading the skyscrapers for the vineyard views of Sonoma Raceway. Here is everything you need to know for Sunday’s Toyota Save Mart 350.
Last week, during the Chicago Street Race, Bubba Wallace and Alex Bowman got into it. Kyle Busch has thoughts on the situation. A bit of rough racing, bumping, and outright aggressiveness ended with Wallace spinning in the NASCAR race.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s tireless efforts since 2017 may soon bear the ultimate fruit, as momentum continues to build for a NASCAR points race at the historic North Wilkesboro Speedway.
The final laps of the Chicago street race on Sunday were mired with controversy. From the timing of the final caution after Cody Ware’s wreck, to Alex Bowman spinning around Bubba Wallace after plenty of contact, there was no shortage of drama.
It happened again: Alex Bowman and Bubba Wallace tangled together at a road course! The two drivers in question are total opposites in reputation, making it even weirder.
When NASCAR Cup drivers take to the streets of Chicago for the third race in the Windy City, one of the focal points will be the battle between Alex Bowman and Bubba Wallace.
Following a head-on impact into the outside wall last Sunday at the NASCAR Cup race at Michigan International Speedway, Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman is medically cleared to race on Sunday in Mexico City.
Following his vicious wreck into the outside wall at Michigan, Alex Bowman is cleared to race this weekend in the NASCAR race at Mexico City. The Hendrick Motorsports driver is set to race, but Anthony Alfredo is on standby if needed as a backup driver for Bowman.
It’s a dogfight on the track at Michigan International Speedway for the FireKeepers 400 in the NASCAR Cup series. Several cautions have already been dropped, including a recent red flag, after Hendrick Motorsports’ Alex Bowman lost control and careened into an outside wall at 180 mph on lap 67.
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