At Nashville, a public feud erupted between Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Carson Hocevar, with Hocevar spinning Stenhouse into the wall, resulting in Stenhouse’s first DNF of the season. Despite Stenhouse’s vow of retaliation, both drivers managed to smooth things over with public and private discussions throughout the week. However, tensions flared up again two weeks later at the Mexico City race, where Hocevar was involved in multiple incidents and caused the final caution of the day by losing control and stalling his car. During the race, Hocevar rear-ended Stenhouse, causing…
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Revving Up Excitement: NASCAR Cup Series Takes On Nashville with Thrilling Action and Impressive Payouts
The NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400 will be held at 7 p.m. ET on Sunday and William Byron leads the drivers’ standings with 499 points, followed by Kyle Larson with 470 points. The race at Nashville Superspeedway is scheduled for Sunday, June 1st at 7 p.m. ET. Viewers can watch the NASCAR Cup Series Cracker Barrel 400 on Prime, Max, PRN, and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio. The purse for the Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway will be $11,055,250, inclusive of various awards and contributions. Some recent news includes Kaulig…
BővebbenUnfortunate Turn of Events: Ross Chastain’s Practice Dominance Ends in Dramatic Crash
Ross Chastain had a strong performance at Charlotte Motor Speedway, finishing second in the NASCAR Truck race on Friday night and showing impressive speed in Coca-Cola 600 practice. Despite leading in long-run speed, he suffered a left-rear tire failure after 20 laps, resulting in a crash into the outside wall. Chastain explained that all the air suddenly went out of the tire, causing the incident. Kyle Busch, who had just announced a contract extension, had a steering issue and was unable to run any laps during the practice session. Carson…
BővebbenRichard Childress Believes Kyle Busch’s Racing Legacy is Far from Complete
Richard Childress Racing confirmed that their NASCAR Cup Series lineup will remain unchanged for the 2026 season. Austin Dillon will continue to drive the No. 3 Chevrolet, while Kyle Busch has exercised an option in his contract to continue driving the No. 8 until 2026. Team owner Richard Childress expressed excitement about extending Busch’s contract, praising his competitiveness and drive to win races. Childress believes Busch can win a championship with RCR and is optimistic about their future prospects. Despite Busch’s winless streak and challenges since joining RCR, both parties…
BővebbenCorey Heim Triumphs with Unstoppable Performance in NASCAR Truck Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Corey Heim secured his 15th career NASCAR Truck Series win at Charlotte Motor Speedway, dominating the race with a stunning performance. He led most of the race and finished over six seconds ahead of the second-place finisher, Ross Chastain. Heim expressed his gratitude to TRICON Garage and Toyota for their support and praised his team’s efforts in providing him with a fast truck. The top five finishers behind Heim and Chastain were Kaden Honeycutt, Layne Riggs, and Kyle Busch. Chastain commended Niece Motorsports for their strong overall performance with three…
BővebbenDriving Towards Greatness: Celebrating Milestone Moments with NASCAR’s Elite at the Coke 600
The upcoming 66th Coca-Cola 600 will have 40 drivers participating, with four of them marking special milestones at the event on Sunday. Jimmie Johnson, a seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, will celebrate his 700th career Cup Series start by driving the No. 48 Legacy Motor Club Toyota that he co-owns. Johnson is one of only 21 drivers ever to reach this impressive milestone, alongside Kyle Busch with 726 starts. Following Johnson, Denny Hamlin will become the 22nd driver to reach 700 starts next weekend at the Coca-Cola 600. Additionally, Daniel…
BővebbenUnforgettable Moments: Reflecting on the Iconic Coca-Cola 600 Race 20 Years on
The 2005 running of NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 stands out as one of the wildest and most bizarre iconic races in NASCAR history, taking place on May 29, 2005, just hours after Dan Wheldon’s victory at the Indianapolis 500 earlier that day. The race involved 43 drivers in NASCAR’s longest event, culminating in a thrilling battle between an aging champion seeking one last moment of glory and a rising superstar on the brink of success. The race commenced with Ryan Newman and Jeff Gordon leading under the daylight, but chaos ensued…
BővebbenRevving Up: NASCAR’s Elite Ready to Roll at the Full Field of 40 for the Coke 600
NASCAR will see 40 entries for a Cup Series race for the first time since the season-opening Daytona 500, with four open entries joining the usual 36 charted teams for the Memorial Day Weekend race. Jimmie Johnson, a seven-time Cup Series champion and four-time Coke 600 winner, will make his 700th career start driving the No. 84 Legacy Motor Club Toyota as one of the open entries. Connor Zilisch will drive Trackhouse Racing’s fourth car, the No. 87 Chevrolet, for his second Cup Series start and first on an oval…
BővebbenKyle Larson Dominates on Kansas Speedway Track to Claim Unstoppable NASCAR Cup Victory
Kyle Larson dominated the NASCAR Cup race at Kansas, winning both stages, leading 221 of 267 laps, and securing the regular season championship lead. Larson managed his tires to secure the win amidst struggles towards the end of the run. His victory marked leading 10,000 laps in the Cup Series. Larson now faces a busy schedule with the All-Star Race, the longest race, and the Indianapolis 500 ahead. Christopher Bell finished second, followed by Ryan Blaney, Chase Briscoe, and Alex Bowman in the top five. Notably, Corey Heim led the…
BővebbenResilience in Reflection: Hamlin’s Second Chance Story
Denny Hamlin was on the losing end of a final lap battle with Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Christopher Bell at Phoenix Raceway, and he has no one to blame but himself. And Hamlin is blaming himself. “…
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