Joey Logano’s upside-down slide stole the spotlight at Talladega, but Denny Hamlin believes Riley Herbst’s crash was just as frightening, if not worse.
Talladega’s late-race chaos left Joey Logano upside down and Riley Herbst slamming into the wall head-on, but the aftermath raised questions beyond the wreck itself.
After a strong qualifying effort at Daytona last week, Riley Herbst decided to step back from the race on Saturday afternoon. He was feeling the effects of the brutal crash he endured at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
LEGACY Motor Club signed Herbst for the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series season on Thursday, making a long-anticipated move official.
Riley Herbst will not drive the No. 35 23XI Racing Toyota in Saturday's Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway due to what the team called "lingering effects" from a crash in the Aug. 23 race at New Hampshire.
Many NASCAR fans might be familiar with Riley Herbst’s family background in motorsports, but the same probably cannot be said about his family’s billion-dollar gas station and convenience store chain business. On the Racin’ With The Boys podcast, the No.
Zane Smith and Carson Hocevar tangled at Chicagoland Speedway on July 5, and it's safe to say the two won't be exchanging pleasantries this weekend at Atlanta.
Bubba Wallace gave his 23XI Racing teammate Riley Herbst his flowers on Monday amid a stretch of solid races and clear improvement from the latter.
When it comes to accosting his fellow drivers, Kyle Busch is not known to hold back. During the Bristol race on April 12, Busch pulled a move on Riley Herbst that was deemed intentional by many, but his recent admission clears all doubt. During the Food City 500 race, the Richard Childress Racing driver was spun around by Riley Herbst on lap 313.
One week after Stenhouse and Herbst finished top 10 in the Daytona 500, their race at EchoPark Speedway on Sunday ended early with their race cars heavily damaged.
NASCAR Cup Series driver and 23XI Racing co-owner Denny Hamlin defended the controversial last-lap move of 23XI driver Riley Herbst in Sunday's Daytona 500.
Herbst didn't win Sunday's Daytona 500, but it wasn't for a lack of trying.
As offseason preparations continue across the NASCAR industry, some Cup Series drivers go into 2026 needing to make a big splash.
The DQ doesn't affect his result on Sunday all that much, but it piles on to what has been a rough rookie season for the 26-year-old driver.
The NASCAR Cup Series Rookie of the Year battle is one of many intriguing storylines that play out over the course of 36 weeks of competition.
During the final NASCAR Xfinity Series qualifying group run, Riley Herbst and Jesse Love had a close call and a bit of a moment on track. While the two cars didn’t collide, Herbst took exception to how Love apparently pulled out onto the track.
This comes after Herbst put together the best year of his NASCAR Xfinity Series career, in which he won two races and finished seventh — a career-best mark — in the points standings.
All the focus surrounding Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series championship race may be on champion Justin Allgaier, but Riley Herbst deserves his fair share of commendation as well.
A recent run of poor finishes resulted in Herbst being eliminated from the Xfinity Series playoffs.
Saturday's Cabo Wabo 250 at Michigan saw the Xfinity Series playoff bubble shift dramatically.
Has Riley Herbst done enough to earn a car in the NASCAR Cup Series?
Riley Herbst more than earned his win at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Saturday.
As Riley Herbst crossed the start/finish line at Iowa Speedway on Saturday night, the famous words of Ricky Bobby — "If you ain't first, you're last" — likely echoed through his mind.
While Herbst would bring sponsorship — which is easily the most important component of any race team — to 23XI, the move would be quite confusing, especially considering 23XI's past actions in free agency.
With Michael McDowell’s move to Spire Motorsports official, here are the top three candidates to replace the 2021 Daytona 500 winner in Front Row’s flagship car.
In a race that his teammate dominated, Jesse Love came out the other side of double overtime with a checkered flag in hand.
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