Halfway through the regular season of the NASCAR Cup Series, parity continues to reign supreme. Kurt Busch’s victory at Kansas Speedway on Sunday made him the 11th different winner so far in 2022.
Racing is many things but good racing isn’t predictable. Most NASCAR races this year are anything but, the best we could hope for in the sport’s Next Gen era.
Logano made waves in the Goodyear 400, but other drivers also shined at Darlington. Plus, how many drivers currently in Cup are future Hall of Famers?
Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing announced Sunday (May 8) that King’s Hawaiian Bakery will join RFK owner-driver Brad Keselowski’s No. 6 team for the remainder of the 2022 season. The family owned bread company, founded over 70 years ago in Hilo, Hawaii, is known for baking the #1 branded dinner roll in the United States and …
Martin Truex Jr. could be the latest in a growing trend of drivers retiring in their 40s rather than their 50s.
Did You Notice? … We’re 10 races into the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season already? It’s been a year so chock full with news (a new race car will do that to you), we’ve seen a couple of under-the-radar storylines overlooked. It’s not easy to cover it all in a year where parity (eight winners …
Talladega races are both the most predictable on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule and most difficult to predict the winner. The GEICO 500 was no exception.
Ross Chastain held his line off turn 4 as chaos erupted around him, slipping past to win at the GEICO 500 at Talladega. It’s Chastain’s second Cup Series win.
Will Kyle Busch return to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2023? Answering that requires a closer look at what could lead Busch and JGR to a new deal… or drive them apart.
Get your daily fantasy NASCAR DraftKings lineups ready for the GEICO 500, the Cup Series race at Talladega airing Sunday, April 24 at 3 p.m. ET on FOX.
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