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Sources have confirmed to Bob Pockrass that Brad Keselowski will accept a driver-owner role at Roush Fenway Racing for the 2022 NASCAR season. View the full article

Ingram won three championships (1972-74) and 286 races in the Late Model Sportsman division, the precursor to today’s Xfinity Series. He won 31 races, five poles and two more championships (1982 and 1985) after the Sportsman series became the Busch (now Xfinity) Series. Unlike many of the Xfinity Series’ full-time drivers today, generally up-and-comers, Ingram won both of his championships ...Keep reading View the full article

The NASCAR Hall of Famer became an analyst for NASCAR on FOX in 2016, following his retirement from full-time Cup Series competition. But now, he will become the vice chairman at Hendrick Motorsports, second only to chairman and majority owner Rick Hendrick. He will officially take over the position on January 1, 2022. “I cannot put into words what Hendrick Motorsports means to me,” ...Keep reading View the full article

Obviously, Penske is in a better position than many teams in that their drivers are qualified for the playoffs, but Penske still shares the same problem as the others – trying to catch up to Hendrick Motorsports. Together, the four HMS drivers account for eight wins in the 17 races so far this season and that doesn’t include Kyle Larson’s victory in the All-Star Race as well. Larson ...Keep reading View the full article

Larson’s extensive sprint car background, including his continued participation in numerous races during the Cup season, has often raised questions over whether NASCAR was where he really wanted to be racing full-time. Following his victory Sunday in the inaugural Cup race at Nashville Superspeedway – his fourth consecutive win including the All-Star Race – Larson tried to put those ...Keep reading View the full article

Radioactive from the Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway in Lebanon, TN for the NASCAR Cup Series. View the full article

Larson’s extensive sprint car background, including his continued participation in numerous races during the Cup Series season, have often raised questions over whether NASCAR was where he really wanted to be racing fulltime. Following his victory Sunday in the inaugural Cup Series race at Nashville (Tenn.) Superspeedway – his fourth consecutive win (including the All-Star Race) – Larson ...Keep reading View the full article

Larson saved enough fuel to make it to the end as Sunday’s Ally 400 ended with a 68-lap green-flag run – the longest of the race, and took the checkered flag 4.335 seconds ahead of Ross Chastain, who reached the runner-up spot in the final laps. The #5 Hendrick Motorsports driver finished third in the opening stage of the race, following Chase Elliott and Kurt Busch into the following ...Keep reading View the full article

Chastain started 19th in Sunday’s Ally 400 at Nashville (Tenn.) Superspeedway and fought for track position through the first two stages, including having to return to the rear of the field after getting penalized for speeding on pit road on Lap 44 of 300. On Lap 220, Chastain’s No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet team made the call to have him stayed out while several other lead-lap cars ...Keep reading View the full article

Almirola entered Sunday's race with six straight finishes of 22nd or worse. After an impressive showing in the All-Star Race, he hoped the momentum would carry over to Nashville with real points on the line. Well, it seems it did. The 37-year-old earned his third career pole in a qualifying session where all four Stewart-Haas Racing drivers impressed. He went on to place fourth in the race ...Keep reading View the full article

Larson saved enough fuel to make it to the end as Sunday’s Ally 400 ended with a 68-lap green-flag run – the longest of the race. Larson took the checkered flag 4.335 seconds ahead of Ross Chastain, who reached the runner-up spot in the final laps. “Awesome job. Four in a row. Awesome,” Larson said over his team radio at the finish. “So, so thankful.” The win is ...Keep reading View the full article

Full highlights from Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway for the Ally 400 where Kyle Larson won his 4th race of the season in dominating fashion. View the full article

With just enough fuel to finish the race, Kyle Larson picks up his third straight victory at Nashville Superspeedway. View the full article

Stewart won his first race in the Camping World SRX Series on Saturday night, claiming his first win of any kind at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway, an iconic half-mile dirt track. Stewart won the first heat race and finished fourth in the second heat race to start on the pole in the 50-lap feature event. He led the first 13 laps until Michael Waltrip took the top spot, but Stewart reasserted himself ...Keep reading View the full article

In one of the few qualifying sessions the NASCAR Cup Series has had this season, Almirola went out early and held off all comers to earn the pole for Sunday’s inaugural Ally 400 at Nashville (Tenn.) Superspeedway. Almirola, who was 12th fastest in Saturday’s lone practice session, put up an average lap speed of 161.992 mph to won his first pole since the 2019 season. This year ...Keep reading View the full article

Busch got by Allgaier on Lap 160 of 188 while the two were racing hard for the lead and Busch then was able to successfully fend off Allgaier on three more restarts. The victory in the Tennessee Lottery 250 was the 100th of Busch’s Xfinity career. He was already the series’ all-time wins leader. “I remember growing up as a kid and watching Mark Martin win every week, you ...Keep reading View the full article

Kyle Busch earns his 100th Xfinity Series career victory at Nashville Superspeedway. View the full article

Teammates William Byron and Kyle Larson actually posted the same best average lap speed during Saturday’s 50-minute practice session at Nashville (Tenn.) Superspeedway (161.081 mph). Fellow Hendrick driver Chase Elliott ended up third (161.022 mph), while Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (159.600 mph) and Tyler Reddick (159.568 mph) rounded out the top-five. Counting last weekend’s non-points ...Keep reading View the full article

Bob Pockrass dives into Lebanon Baptist Church’s Joe Nelms, the preacher was who famous for his prayer at Nashville Superspeedway, and how he came up with a legendary moment. View the full article

Ryan Preece steals the lead from Grant Enfinger with just seven to go for the victory at Nashville Superspeedway. View the full article