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Briscoe, a rookie who drives the No. 14 Ford for Stewart-Haas Racing, picked up his first top-10 of the season (sixth) two weeks ago at the Circuit of the Americas. While Briscoe came from a background in dirt racing, his first win in NASCAR’s Xfinity Series came in the inaugural race on the Charlotte Roval course. Last season, he won the inaugural Xfinity race on the Indianapolis Motor ...Keep reading View the full article

Byron, who competes fulltime in the Cup Series for Hendrick Motorsports, will drive a second entry, the No. 27 Chevrolet, in the June 18 Truck race for Rackley W.A.R., co-owned by Willie Allen and Curtis Sutton. It will mark Byron’s first start in the series since 2016, when he won seven races and finished fifth in points for Kyle Busch Motorsports. “I am excited for the opportunity to ...Keep reading View the full article

After two years of not racing at Sonoma, the NASCAR RaceHub crew discuss what to expect this weekend at the third road course of the season. View the full article

James Davison crushed the competition in his second eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational win, leading every lap at the virtual Chicago Street Course. View the full article

David Gilliland Racing announced Wednesday that Schatz will drive its No. 17 Ford for the Camping World Truck Series’ inaugural race at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway on July 9. The race will be Schatz’s first in a NASCAR national series but the sprint car veteran has plenty of experience at Knoxville with 27 career wins, including 10 Knoxville Nationals titles. “Donny is a legend in the ...Keep reading View the full article

The team’s regular crew chief, Kevin Bellicourt, was fined $20,000 and suspended for one race by NASCAR because the team’s car had two unsecure lug nuts following Sunday night’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Xfinity Series regular Justin Haley drive the No. 77 to a 28th-place finish in the race. Spire announced Tuesday that veteran Peter Sospenzo would fill in for ...Keep reading View the full article

On the newest episode of the 'McReynolds Rundown', Larry Mac covers the topic if the traction compound should be removed from all NASCAR tracks, why is Hendrick so dominant, Sonoma preview, and the future of the sport. Be sure to submit your questions tagging @NASCARONFOX and using the hashtag, #McReynoldsRundown View the full article

Capturing the championship of the highest form of motorsports in the United States is a goal that is certainly difficult to top. However, with its performance so far this season, Hendrick is making its 2020 season look like a subpar outing. The Cup Series still has 11 races remaining before the start of the 2021 playoffs and already all four of Hendrick’s drivers – Elliott, Kyle Larson ...Keep reading View the full article

Busch finished third after a back-and-forth battle with Chase Elliott and William Byron. But the No. 18 had little chance against Kyle Larson and the entire HMS fleet, admitting they were simply best in class by the end of the night. “Definitely, we had nothing for the Hendrick cars," said Busch. "Overall, just a really good night for us. This M&M’s Camry was fast. Ben ...Keep reading View the full article

While Elliott spent much of the race in close proximity to Larson on the track – even leading twice for 22 laps – it was clear to him Larson wasn’t going to be denied the win without some unusual circumstances. Twice in the race, Larson went into green-flag pit stops running second – first with Elliott as the leader and second with teammate William Byron leading – and came out with ...Keep reading View the full article

Larson started the weekend by winning the pole then quickly established the dominance of his No. 5 Chevrolet in Sunday night’s 600, taking three stage wins and cruising to a 10-second victory over his HMS teammate, Chase Elliott, at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Larson’s only serious competition in the event were from his HMS teammates. Both Elliott and William Byron took brief turns in the ...Keep reading View the full article

With Kyle Larson's win at the 2021 Coca-Cola 600 Rick Hendrick became the winningest owner in NASCAR history and notched his 269th win. View the full article

Full highlights from Sunday night's 2021 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the NASCAR Cup Series. View the full article

Kyle Larson dominated the Coca-Cola 600 from the start leading the majority of the laps for his 2nd win of the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series season. View the full article

NASCAR takes a pause for a moment of silence mid-race of the Coca-Cola 600 to remember the fallen. View the full article

Kyle Larson dominated the opening stage at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Coca-Cola 600 leading 90 laps. View the full article

Fox Sports' Tom Rinaldi details the story of fallen Marine Corporal Jason Dunham and how Kurt Busch is honoring him during the Coca-Cola 600. View the full article

Gibbs spun off the exit of Turn 4 and slid through the frontstretch on the final lap of Stage 2 which relegated him to the rear of the field to start the final stage. By Lap 151 of 200, Gibbs had moved up to third and following a tight battle with Chase Briscoe, Gibbs grabbed the lead on Lap 181. Briscoe spun out during the incident after getting aero-loose. Gibbs then held off a furious ...Keep reading View the full article

Larson was among the last five cars to attempt a qualifying lap and bolted to the top with an average lap speed of 180.282 mph. “A little surprised by it, but happy,” Larson said. “This is a tough place to pass after watching last year’s race. “Good to be up front, hopefully we can stay there all race long.” The pole is Larson’s first of the 2021 season and ninth of his ...Keep reading View the full article

Nemechek was comfortably in command late in Friday night’s N.C. Education Lottery 200 at Charlotte Motor Speedway when his No. 4 Toyota was hit by debris from a nasty wreck between Johnny Sauter and Trey Hutchens III on Lap 115 of 134. Despite the damage to the roof of his truck, Nemechek was able to hold off Carson Hocevar over the final 10 laps and held on for his ninth career ...Keep reading View the full article