Nascar

Earlier this week, NASCAR announced the promotion of Doug Gonder to serve as series director of the Pinty’s Series. He previously served as assistant series director under Cherie Putnam, who retired at the end of last season. Gonder, a native of London, Ontario, first joined NASCAR as an official in 2012 focusing on technical inspection, including pit road, templates, the car and engines. He ...Keep readingView the full article

The "NASCAR Race Hub" crew analyzed the Ross Chastain and Noah Gragson scuffle and want to know will the drama between the two ever end. View the full article

NASCAR on Tuesday suspended tire changer Keiston France and jackman Patrick Gray – who both serve on the pit crew of Cindric’s No. 2 Ford team – for the next two races, this weekend at Darlington, S.C., and next weekend’s All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro (N.C.) Motor Speedway. Both were suspended and found in violation of “Safety Sections 8.8.10.4.A & C: Loss or separation ...Keep readingView the full article

In an interview on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, Elton Sawyer, NASCAR’s senior vice president of competition, said the sanctioning body looked at the incident but decided against any official sanctions. Sawyer did say officials have spoken to both drivers and their respective teams about what transpired after Sunday’s Cup race. “We’ve looked at that, we’ve talked about it. We’ll ...Keep readingView the full article

See who takes the top spot in this week's rankings. Plus, Bob Pockrass provides a throwback look at where each driver was 10 years ago. View the full article

The "NASCAR Race Hub" crew picked some of their favorite NASCAR fights. View the full article

The "NASCAR Race Hub" crew broke down the aggressive move Denny Hamlin pulled to pass Kyle Larson in the last lap to get the ADVENTHEALTH 400 win. View the full article

The "NASCAR Race Hub" react to the big fight on pit road between Ross Chastain and Noah Gragson at Kansas Speedway. View the full article

Since the debut of the Next Gen car last season in Cup, it has seen its best racing on intermediate tracks but Sunday’s race at Kansas Speedway was especially captivating. The race featured a track-record 37 official lead changes (those counted at the start/finish line) among 12 different drivers and a last lap pass (bump) for the win. The 37 lead changes are the most for a 400-mile race ...Keep readingView the full article

Which drivers will be returning to their respective teams and which might be in line for new rides next year? Bob Pockrass breaks it down. View the full article

With a little over 60 of 267 laps remaining in Sunday’s race won by Denny Hamlin, Gragson, Chastain and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. got three-wide racing for position through Turns 3 and 4. Chastain got loose and his Trackhouse Chevrolet drifted up the track and close to Gragson, whose Legacy Motor Club Chevrolet was running in the outside lane. No contact was made, but the situation resulted ...Keep readingView the full article

Joe Gibbs tells Bob Pockrass that he really wants Martin Truex Jr. to continue to drive for JGR next year and they are in constant talks about it. View the full article

Jimmie Johnson discussed his excitement for the big changes coming to Legacy Motor Club. View the full article

Matrin Truex Jr. said his Dover win has no effect on whether or not he will return to Joe Gibbs Racing next year. View the full article

Bob Pockrass shared his thoughts on Denny Hamlin winning the ADVENTHEALTH 400 and he discussed the fight between Noah Gragson and Ross Chastain fight. View the full article

Noah Gragson said he sees Chevrolet teammate Ross Chastain everyday and he's unsure what will happen now following their fight. View the full article

Ross Chastain spoke with the media after the race and shared his thoughts on what happened between him and Noah Gragson. View the full article

Noah Gragson said there is no talking to Ross Chastain and all he was trying to do was drive as fast and do the best he could for Petty GMS Motorsports. View the full article

Denny Hamlin won in Kansas, but the post-race chatter centered around the scuffle between Ross Chastain and Noah Gragson. View the full article

With a little over 60 of 267 laps remaining in Sunday’s race, Noah Gragson, Ross Chastain and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. got three-wide racing for position through Turns 3 and 4. Chastain got loose and his No. 1 Trackhouse Chevrolet drifted up the track and close to Gragson, who was running in the outside lane. Chastain never made contact with Gragson but the situation resulted in Gragson hitting ...Keep readingView the full article