After a hard-fought second-place finish in Saturday night’s NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway, Aric Almirola leaned against the No.
After winning Saturday's Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas, 41-year-old Aric Almirola found himself in a familiar position. The win gave him the opportunity to deliver an owner's championship to his benefactor, Joe Gibbs.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series desert showdown in Las Vegas did not disappoint. When the dust settled at the Focused Health 302, it was veteran Aric Almirola who snatched the victory, but the real story is how the Xfinity playoff picture is shaping up.
You certainly can't say that Aric Almirola didn't earn the victory in Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series playoff race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Almirola,
Aric Almirola took a stellar victory in the Xfinity Series at Bristol Motor Speedway. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver was right in the battle upfront since the start of the race, and managed to keep things clean.
With 34 laps left in Friday’s Xfinity race at Bristol, Aric Almirola and his Joe Gibbs Racing team had a choice: come down pit road, like many of the leaders, and battle it out amongst themselves, or stay on the racetrack, on older tires, and try to hold onto the race-lead.
Part-time driver Aric Almirola played NASCAR Xfinity Series playoff spoiler Friday night at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway by winning the Food City 300, the first race of the playoffs.
The roar of 40 engines echoed through the concrete bowl of Bristol Motor Speedway Friday night, but when the checkered flag flew, it was Aric Almirola’s No.
Aric Almirola hasn’t competed in a NASCAR Xfinity Series event at Bristol Motor Speedway in eight years (since 2017), but that lack of recent experience didn’t hinder the Tampa, Florida-native in Friday’s Food City 300.
This is the first race for Austin Hill since serving his one-race NASCAR suspension. Does he have any regrets from Indianapolis yet? Well, it doesn’t really appear that way.
Fresh off of his one-week suspension, Austin Hill is back in the No. 21 car this weekend at Watkins Glen for Richard Childress Racing. Hill was suspended after right-rear hooking Aric Almirola during the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Indianapolis.
Austin Hill will sit out this weekend’s race at Iowa Speedway after Richard Childress Racing confirmed it would not appeal NASCAR’s one-race suspension stemming from last Saturday’s Pennzoil 250 at Indianapolis incident.
In the aftermath of Austin Hill and Aric Almirola's incident at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 27, team owner Richard Childress has made an odd claim about what led to the crash.
NASCAR brought the hammer down on Austin Hill after he intentionally right-rear hooked Aric Almirola during this past weekend’s Xfinity Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Many agreed that a one-race suspension was the right decision, but Denny Hamlin is playing devil’s advocate.
Amanda Ellis, NASCAR’s senior director of racing communications, shared details on how the league determined Austin Hill‘s five-lap penalty after his incident with Aric Almirola at Indianapolis.
Well, folks, if drama in motorsports is your cup of espresso, Austin Hill just served us a triple shot. NASCAR didn’t hold back after his move during last Saturday’s Xfinity Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and honestly, why would they?
On Saturday, semi-retired NASCAR driver Aric Almirola captures the victory in this year’s GovX200 race over Tucson native Alex Bowman in a dramatic last-lap pass.
Controversy arose among fans shortly after Aric Almirola won the GovX200, defeating Tucson native Alex Bowman on Saturday. On the final lap, Almirola, a semi-retired NASCAR driver, made contact with Bowman as both cars crossed the finish line, pushing for victory.
AVONDALE – The second closest Xfinity Series race happened on Saturday, as a late caution flag costs the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion Justin Allgaier at the end and allows Aric Almirola to pass on the final overtime lap to win the NASCAR Xfinity Series GovX200 at Phoenix Raceway.
Aric Almirola will return to Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) for a nine-race NASCAR Xfinity Series campaign in 2025. The 40-year-old Almirola from Tampa, Florida, will be piloting JGR’s No.