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AJ Allmendinger reacts to winning Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Charlotte Roval View the full article

AJ Allmendinger passes Ty Gibbs late to win at the Charlotte Roval in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. View the full article

With many concerned about injuries and the safety of the Next Gen car, NASCAR drivers met with executives and engineers Saturday, Bob Pockrass reports. View the full article

Kyle Larson said the data they saw from the crash test would indicate improvements when it comes to rear impacts but not to the level of where they were with the previous car. View the full article

Logano’s average speed of 103.424 mph in the final round ended up the fastest lap of the day and earned him his third pole of the 2022 season and 25th of his career. “The lap was OK. I felt like I screwed up the final chicane here. I screwed up the first run and I screwed up half as bad the second time trying to adjust without over-adjusting,” Logano said. “My car has some speed in ...Keep readingView the full article

Allmendinger posted an average lap speed of 102.187 mph early in the second 20-minute session. Austin Cindric, who needs a strong finish or a win to advance in the series playoffs, ended up second-fastest (102.105 mph). William Byron was third, Joey Logano was fourth and Daniel Suarez ended up fifth. Group B Allmendinger quickly set the fastest speed of the day early in the second ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR and the Teams Negotiating Committee are "very far apart" on a new revenue deal, Bob Pockrass reports. View the full article

In a meeting with a group of reporters Friday in downtown Charlotte, N.C., four members of the team, which was created earlier this year, outlined its efforts to present NASCAR with changes to its business model. The four team members were Jeff Gordon, vice chairman and co-owner at Hendrick Motorsports; Steve Newmark, president of Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing; Dave Alpern, president of ...Keep readingView the full article

The No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Mustang of Kevin Harvick was docked 100 driver and owner points, while crew chief Rodney Childers was fined $100,000 and suspended for four of the last five races on the 2022 schedule. NASCAR's reason for the penalty is because SHR is believed to have modified a spec part supplied to the teams, which was later understood to be the deck lid. The ...Keep readingView the full article

The No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Mustang of Kevin Harvick was docked 100 driver and owner points, while crew chief Rodney Childers was fined $100,000 and suspended for four of the last five races on the 2022 schedule. The penalty nearly guarantees that the driver and team, who were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, will finish 16th (last) in playoff standings. NASCAR's ...Keep readingView the full article

The Statesville, N.C.-based team said it also plans to compete in the ARCA Menards Series in 2023. “AM Racing is proud and excited about our next chapter,” said team president Wade Moore. “Adding the NASCAR Xfinity Series to our program is going to allow us to further grow and become a team where we are focused on showcasing drivers, marketing partners and personnel for years to ...Keep readingView the full article

An appeals panel has reinstated the 25 points William Byron had been docked by NASCAR for deliberately spinning Denny Hamlin. View the full article

Byron, the driver of Hendrick Motorsports’ No. 24 Chevrolet, had originally been fined $50,000 and docked 25 driver and owner points for retaliating against Denny Hamlin under caution in the Sept. 25 race at Texas Motor Speedway. After a hearing on Thursday afternoon, the panel – which consisted of Hunter Nickell, Dale Pinilis and Kevin Whitaker – elected to double Byron’s fine to ...Keep readingView the full article

Chase Elliott emerged victorious at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway, denying Ryan Blaney a chance of becoming the 20th different winner of the 2022 season by 0.046s. After the race, these drivers found themselves below the cut line: Austin Cindric, William Byron, Christopher Bell, and Alex Bowman. Chase Briscoe is tied with Cindric and sits just above the cut ...Keep readingView the full article

Christopher Bell showed this season that he'll be a contender to be reckoned with, but heading to Charlotte he needs a win. View the full article

Trackhouse, started in 2021 by co-owners Justin Marks and Grammy Award-winner rapper Pitbull, only became a two-car operation this season but with one race remaining in the second round of the 2022 series playoffs, it is positioned well to advance. The final race of the second round is Sunday at the Charlotte Roval and both of Trackhouse’s drivers – Ross Chastain and Daniel Suarez – are ...Keep readingView the full article

The No. 4 Ford of Harvick and No. 19 Toyota were both taken back to NASCAR’s research and development center in Concord, N.C., for further inspection following last Sunday’s Cup Series race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway. Harvick’s crew chief, Rodney Childers, has been suspended four races and fined $100,000 for modification of a single-source supplied part found on the No. 4 ...Keep readingView the full article

Christopher Bell felt his team had championship speed long before those of us in the media recognized it. He has seen it all year. View the full article

Christopher Bell has always been a win-or-bust kind of racer. He’s learning the nuances of playoff racing and the benefits of getting the best finish and points possible View the full article

Smith, 20, who has been a part of Toyota’s driver development program for several years, has agreed to a multi-year deal and will drive Kaulig’s No. 16 Chevrolet fulltime in 2023. Smith will replace A.J. Allmendinger, who announced Wednesday will return to fulltime competition in the Cup Series next year with Kaulig. Read Also: A.J. Allmendinger returns to fulltime Cup racing with ...Keep readingView the full article