Ryan Blaney said that the end of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series race at Homestead-Miami Speedway, in which he was passed for the win by Tyler Reddick in the final corner, has haunted him for two years.
Ryan Blaney finally got his Homestead-Miami Speedway moment after two painful runner-up finishes (2023-2024) at the track. The Team Penske driver returned to Victory Lane in the 2026 season finale, overcoming an early pit road setback to secure the win.
For the second straight year, Blaney won the final race of the NASCAR Cup Series season. But this victory felt more personal than last year's triumph at Phoenix.
Two years ago, Ryan Blaney lost a race at Homestead-Miami Speedway to Tyler Reddick in the final corner. He refused to let history repeat itself on Sunday, passing Reddick for the race lead in turn 4 with two laps to go to win Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway and take his fourth win of the season.
In a race won by Ryan Blaney, who rallied from the back after a pit road issue earlier in the day, it only took one stage for Kyle Larson to officially clinch his third NASCAR Cup Series championship in Sunday's title decider at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Ryan Blaney started 25th in Kansas earlier in the postseason, the lowest of any Chase driver at the time, through no fault of his own. NASCAR’s performance metric system relegated him to that position after qualifying rained out.
Blaney finished 35th, 59 laps down in Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway after contact with Berry on Lap 252 destroyed the front end of his No. 12 Team Penske Ford.
At 190 mph, a few feet of asphalt can separate a winning move from a wreck that takes half the field out of contention. On NASCAR’s drafting tracks, drivers are constantly searching for clean air, a run from behind, and the smallest opening that might carry them past the leader.
Ryan Blaney entered Talladega knowing he needed a strong result to keep his championship hopes alive. After a runner-up finish at Phoenix, the Team Penske driver was fifth in the Chase standings, 40 points behind Kyle Larson.
The patented "Big One" that strikes in every NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega struck in Stage 2 of Sunday's YellaWood 500.
Here is what you need to know ahead of the eighth of 10 races in the Chase.
NASCAR fans who were worried that a lack of eliminations and a winner-take-all championship race would lead to a less exciting postseason needn't be worried now.
A win on Sunday at Phoenix Raceway for Ryan Blaney would've been far more memorable than his victory in last year's season finale at the one-mile Arizona track, which was overshadowed by the battle for the championship.
AVONDALE, Ariz. -- Score one for the drivers in hot pursuit of Chase leader Kyle Larson. In qualifying for Sunday's 312-lap Freeway Insurance 500 at Phoenix Raceway (3 p.m.
There's only four races left in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, and for the first time since 2019, the fall race at Phoenix Raceway is not the season finale.
Ryan Blaney has three top-fives in the last three NASCAR Cup Series races after he finished third in Sunday's Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
While Joey Logano won Saturday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol, it was his Team Penske teammate in Ryan Blaney who stole the show.
Here are three big questions ahead of the fourth race of the Chase.
Carson Hocevar literally took one on the chin from Ryan Blaney at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday after being involved in a crash late in Saturday's Bristol Night Race with the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series champion.
Carson Hocevar was in the middle of another major accident during Saturday's Bristol Night Race, but for once, it may not have been his fault.
If not for the 14 stage points he earned in the Enjoy Illinois 300 at Gateway, Ryan Blaney would've left the second race of the NASCAR Cup Series Chase outside of the top five in the standings after brake issues relegated him to a 35th-place finish.
Team Penske and Ford flexed their muscle in NASCAR Cup Series practice at Gateway on Saturday.
While Blaney has been the best Ford driver this season, he's yet to win on a normal intermediate track.
Blaney received a lobster on Sunday morning — the traditional trophy given to a winning driver at New Hampshire Motor Speedway — in recognition of his 2025 victory at the "Magic Mile." He enjoyed it so much, he needed a second one.
Blaney, racing on only two fresh right-side tires on the final run as opposed to Bubba Wallace's four, expertly carved through lapped traffic in the closing laps and hung on for his second consecutive New Hampshire win.
On a day that began in the damp and ended in some sunshine, a slow stop on pit road was not enough to deny Ryan Blaney going back-to-back in the "Granite State," holding off Bubba Wallace to win Sunday's race at New Hampshire.
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