The finale of the 2026 NASCAR In-Season Challenge took a wrong turn for Ryan Blaney when he was spun in Turn 3 by John Hunter Nemechek in Sunday's Brickyard 400.
On Sunday, the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series tackle the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the running of the Brickyard 400.
With multiple teams on the grid and drivers across the board all representing one manufacturer, it’s important to have some bonding between drivers. Ford
Todd Gilliland and the No. 34 Front Row Motorsports team have the opportunity to win $1 million in Sunday's Brickyard 400 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Gilliland, who is 23rd in points and is yet to win a Cup race in 164 tries, sees himself and his No. 34 FRM team as the underdog — not that that moniker nor its basis in reality concern him.
Todd Gilliland and Ryan Blaney will race for $1 million on July 26 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Brickyard 400.
Front Row Motorsports announced Friday that Gilliland will remain with the organization as the driver of the No. 34 Ford in 2027.
The NASCAR Cup Series has multiple broadcasters, and each brings something different to the table. With TNT Sports’ broadcast comes the additional In-Season
It's no secret that Ford drivers and teams have been off the pace during the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season. Front Row Motorsports driver Todd Gilliland knows it, as do all of his peers driving Fords.
There are often little moments on the racetrack that go unseen or unmentioned by the race broadcast that mean the world to individual drivers. Denny Hamlin gifted one such moment to Todd Gilliland early on at Kansas on Sunday.
2025 was a rough year for Front Row Motorsports driver Todd Gilliland. It was his second year with the Ford-backed team, and he finished 27th on the driver’s points table.
As Chase Briscoe celebrated his victory in Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway, another, more subdued celebration was taking place on pit road.
Following the departure of veteran driver Michael McDowell after the 2024 season, Gilliland was handed the keys to the organization's flagship No. 34 car and was suddenly the longest-tenured driver on the team.
As the NASCAR Cup Series prepares to race on the streets of Chicago for the third time on July 6, the future of a street race in the Windy City is up in the air. Gilliand has a strong opinion on where he'd like to see the street race continue.
A little bit of old-school shortcutting was done at Daytona a couple of weeks ago by Todd Gilliland and Cody Ware. NASCAR caught them both. It appears the teams were using lead weights in their water bottle bags.
One of the dominant cars in Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway is likely out of the running for the race win.
Don't look now, but a sleeping giant is being built in Mooresville, North Carolina. Its name is Front Row Motorsports.
As the NASCAR Cup Series makes its second trip to Atlanta this weekend, the focus is rightfully on the start of the NASCAR playoffs.
2024 has been a breakthrough season for Gilliland in the Cup Series, albeit a quiet one.
Todd Gilliland, who sits 22nd in the NASCAR Cup Series driver standings, landed a multiyear contract extension from Front Row Motorsports (FRM) on Wednesday.
A day after Stewart-Haas Racing announced its closure at the end of the 2024 season, one of its charters has likely found a new home.
Early on in the Wurth 400 at Dover, Todd Gilliland took a spin and found himself with a flat tire needing a tow back to pit road. Well, it took a while.
Talladega is the hardest track to predict on the NASCAR schedule, but that doesn't mean we won't try.
Going to Talladega, the third-generation NASCAR driver is looking for a breakthrough performance — and maybe even his first Cup Series win.
Pit stops going into Stage 2 at Martinsville did not go according to plan for the No. 38 team of Todd Gilliland. This NASCAR season has been solid for Gilliland, but this setback is going to cost him a bit.
Superspeedway races in NASCAR always seem to produce at least one or two underdog stories every time we drop the green. Here are four to watch at Atlanta.
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