Poor Josh Berry can’t catch a break on the short tracks this year. He was once again disqualified after inspection. The Thanksgiving Classic at Southern National Motorsports Park draws in great drivers.
A weekend that ought to have been memorable and exciting for Josh Berry took a completely dark turn at the culmination. The Wood Brothers Racing driver returned to his Late Model racing roots for the 25th Thanksgiving Classic at the Southern National Motorsports Park this weekend.
Can you name every driver to be the NASCAR Cup Series champion since 1984?
Wood Brothers Racing’s No. 21 Cup Series driver, Josh Berry, is ready to climb back into a Late Model Stock Car after a year-long break. His lone appearance in the division last season came at Hickory Motor Speedway, where he finished P9.
Ryan Blaney won Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway, and Kyle Larson brought home the 2025 Cup Series championship.
On Sunday, the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series head to the Arizona desert to cap off the 2025 season in the Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway.
Have you been on Facebook Marketplace lately? You can get anything on there! Including a Wood Brothers Racing hauler. After a Marketplace listing from the NASCAR Cup Series’ oldest operating organization made the rounds online, fans thought the worst news was soon coming.
On Sunday, the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series will tackle the 1.5-mile Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the opening race of the Round of 8.
Following a below-average performance in the Round of 16, Wood Brothers Racing driver Josh Berry is no longer a championship contender. But his race at New Hampshire last Sunday proved that one doesn’t have to be in the playoffs to be in the middle of the typical NASCAR drama that plays out this time of the year.
Last year, Josh Berry’s New Hampshire run was the kind of performance that made fans sit up and take notice. Starting 10th, Berry faced a brutal early setback when contact with Shane van Gisbergen spun him back in the second stage, threatening to derail his day entirely.
Two NASCAR insiders weighed in on whether “team orders” should have been given during the NASCAR race at New Hampshire on Sunday. On The Teardown podcast, Jordan Bianchi and Jeff Gluck of The Athletic debated whether “team orders” should have been called when Ryan Blaney was battling Josh Berry for the win.
Team Penske was dominant in practice and qualifying ahead of Sunday’s Round of 12 opener at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Their raw speed continued throughout the race as three of its four cars — including Wood Brothers Racing’s Josh Berry which shares a technical alliance with Penske — finished inside the top five.
In an alternate universe, Josh Berry and the No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing team didn't suffer three consecutive last-place finishes in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Round of 16, and they're still chasing a championship following a second-place finish in Sunday's Mobil 1 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
A runner-up finish didn't appear to be in the cards for NASCAR Cup Series driver Josh Berry early in Sunday's Mobil 1 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Ryan Blaney capped off a dominant day for Team Penske at New Hampshire by holding off a late challenge from Josh Berry to clinch a spot in the penultimate round of the playoffs.
Josh Berry needed to win Saturday's Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway to advance in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. Unfortunately for Berry, that won't come to fruition.
The air at Bristol Motor Speedway always feels a little different. It’s thick with the ghosts of races past and the nervous energy of what’s to come. For Josh Berry, driver of the iconic No.
NASCAR is considering making a change to its fastest lap rule after Josh Berry earned the honor after wrecking and coming back out for repairs during the Darlington race.
Josh Berry isn’t sure how he wrecked during the first lap of the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway on Sunday night. While speaking with Matt Weaver of Motorsport, Berry detailed the wreck that prevented him from earning a strong finish.
A nightmare start for Josh Berry in the Southern 500. The NASCAR Playoffs have started with absolute chaos in South Carolina. Tyler Redidck was involved.
Josh Berry is set to embark upon his first appearance in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs in Sunday's Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. The driver, who secured his place in the Playoffs via a stirring victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway early in the season, is looking to ignite a spark to kick off the 10-race championship fight.
Josh Berry and the No. 21 DEX Imaging team are heading back to the newly-named EchoPark Speedway aiming to recapture the speed and strong performance they showed there in the spring.
What was a dream race for Josh Berry and the No. 21 Wood Brothers team at Texas Motor Speedway turned into a nightmare in just one corner Sunday.
The Wood Brothers Racing team is an organization steeped in historical achievements and a team that carries a tail of being the longest-tenured team in NASCAR Cup Series history.
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