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Kyle Larson said he doesn't know the details of the Chase Elliott accident but he and his family will continue to ski. View the full article

Hendrick Motorsports President Jeff Andrews said Chase Elliott is an experienced snowboarder and they view what happened as an accident and not something they would prohibit him from doing in the future. View the full article

William Byron said he goes snowboarding in the offseason and also often uses golf to help relieve stress. He communicated it helps him be ready mentally for a race weekend. View the full article

Kyle Busch has no restrictions on his truck series drivers and what they can do. He explains the moment that he felt he should have no restrictions at Joe Gibbs Racing. View the full article

Bowman missed five races last season while recovering from a concussion and then-Xfinity Series regular Noah Gragson took over the driving duties of his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. Bowman was asked about the experience on Saturday in light of the news that his Hendrick teammate, Chase Elliott, will miss at least “several weeks” after suffering a broken left leg in a snowboarding ...Keep readingView the full article

Logano saved his best for last as he posted the fastest average lap speed of the day (186.053 mph) for the final round of qualifying. All three Penske drivers qualified in the top nine. The pole is the first of the 2023 season for Logano and his No. 22 Ford team and the 27th of his career. “This is a good car,” Logano said. “In practice I noticed it was pretty good and in qualifying I ...Keep readingView the full article

Hendrick Motorsports says Chase Elliott is out indefinitely after undergoing a successful three-hour surgery to repair a fractured tibia. View the full article

Larson posted the fastest average lap speed of 184.407 mph in the first 20-minute session. The top overall speeds all came from the first session on the track. Team Penske teammates Ryan Blaney (183.973 mph) and Joey Logano (183.942 mph) were second and third, respectively. Chris Buescher and William Byron rounded out the top-five. Bubba Wallace, fastest in the second 20-minute session, was ...Keep readingView the full article

Ryan Blaney said Chase Elliott is bummed out about his accident but is going to remain positive about the situation. View the full article

Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski being team owners in addition to being Cup drivers say they don’t put restrictions on their drivers as far as what they can do away from the race track. View the full article

Kevin Harvick on advice to the drivers under the KHI umbrella: “You have to be able to go out and live your life and do things to keep yourself sane or this deal will eat you up.” View the full article

The accident took place on Friday in Colorado, and has forced Elliott to miss a Cup race for the first time since the 2015 season when he was only running part-time. Elliott, 27, suffered a fracture of the tibia in his left leg. A three-hour surgery on Friday night was called a success by HMS, and they have yet to set a timeline for his return. The team would only say that they expect it to be ...Keep readingView the full article

Motorsport is dangerous. It's an exploit to be taken seriously, and nothing less than peak physical fitness is expected of drivers to reach peak performance. But motorsport is also a highly competitive business, and the stakes are high. When money has been invested, taking the decision to prioritise health over competition isn't easily made and history is littered with cases of drivers throwing ...Keep readingView the full article

The 2020 champion suffered an injury to his left leg while snowboarding in Colorado, a Hendrick team statement said. He was scheduled to undergo surgery on Friday night, and his length of recovery is currently unknown. Elliott will be replaced by Xfinity Series regular Josh Berry, the 32-year-old a five-time race winner at the second tier of NASCAR competition. He has only ...Keep readingView the full article

The 2023 Victoria's Voice Foundation 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway was filled with a ton of action. There was six cautions in the first two stages. Pit crews arrived late during the race for several teams due to delayed flights. Zane Smith took the opening stage and Carson Hocevar won stage 2. Las Vegas native Kyle Busch captured the checkered flag winning his fourth career truck series victory. View the full article

Kyle Busch said despite a few dicey moments during the race it felt good to secure the win in his hometown. View the full article

While the race featured several incidents – and the delayed arrival of several teams’ pit crew members – Busch eventually took command in the final stage and cruised to a 4.981-second win over reigning series champion Zane Smith at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Busch, whose Kyle Busch Motorsports team moved to the Chevrolet camp in the offseason, looked no worse for the change as led a ...Keep readingView the full article

Watch the final lap of Kyle Busch winning the Victoria's Voice Foundation 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. View the full article

Just before his NASCAR Truck Series start in Daytona, Max Gutierrez's 17-year-old brother, affectionately known as Fico, was tragically killed in a traffic accident. Jamie Little sits down with Max to talk about honoring Fico in Las Vegas and his decision to return to racing. View the full article

Jr. Motorsports driver Josh Berry will fill in for Chase Elliott at Las Vegas Motor Speedway after the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Champion suffered a leg injury while snowboarding in Colorado. View the full article