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With 268 wins, Petty Enterprises has long stood as the winningest team in NASCAR Cup Series history. However, with Alex Bowman's victory at Dover this past weekend, Hendrick Motorsports now sits at 267. The team also scored its first-ever 1-2-3-4 finish Sunday. "The feeling is unbelievable," team owner Rick Hendrick said of the Dover result. "It was probably the longest last hundred laps ...Keep reading View the full article

Menard, who won the 2011 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, will drive ThorSport Racing’s No. 66 Toyota in Saturday’s Toyota Tundra 225 at COTA. It will mark Menard’s first start in a NASCAR series since he retired from fulltime competition following the 2019 season. “I appreciate Duke and Rhonda (Thorson) giving me this opportunity to get back into a truck, while working ...Keep reading View the full article

Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson won 11 times at Dover International Speedway in the #48 car, and having handed the car over to Bowman when he stepped away from NASCAR racing at the end of the 2020 season Bowman put on a fitting tribute. Bowman, who grabbed control of the race during a round of pitstops on lap 304 of 400, never relinquished it thereafter in a controlled performance ...Keep reading View the full article

But after dominating most of the race, ending up second in a Hendrick Motorsports 1-2-3-4 finish was as bad for Larson as you might think. Larson cruised through the first two stages – winning both – and looked to have his second victory of the season well in hand until a round of pit stops entering the final 100 laps. Following a caution for Aric Almirola’s wreck, Alex Bowman’s pit ...Keep reading View the full article

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson won 11 times at Dover (Del.) International Speedway in the No. 48 and turned the reigns over to Bowman when he stepped away from NASCAR racing at the end of the 2020 season. Bowman, grabbed control of the race on a round of pit stops on Lap 304 of 400, and never relinquished it, holding off teammate Kyle Larson by 2.017 seconds at the finish ...Keep reading View the full article

Full highlights from Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race from Dover International Speedway for the Drydene 400. View the full article

After trailing Kyle Larson for a majority of the race, Alex Bowman wins the Drydene 400. He is now the second driver to secure more than one victory this year. View the full article

Seconds after losing his front right tire, Aric Almirola lost control and smashed into the wall heading into turn three, suffering major front end damage. View the full article

The second stage victory goes to Kyle Larson as he continues to dominate the track at Dover International Speedway. View the full article

Kyle Larson takes home the first stage win of the day as Chase Briscoe drops to 20th place after losing a tire and making contact with the outside wall. View the full article

Jeff Gordon, Clint Bowyer, and Chris Myers look back on the unfortunate moments from Dover and the motorsports world. View the full article

Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Ty Gibbs and Harrison Burton get together battling for 5th as Austin Cindric wins at Dover. View the full article

Cindric ran strong throughout the race but took the lead for the first and only time on with 50 of 200 laps remaining and cruised to a 3.796-second win over Josh Berry. Cindric went to the inside of Justin Allgaier in Turn 2 and the two drivers made contact as Cindric cleared for the lead. The win is Cindric’s third of the season, 11th of his career and first at Dover (Del.) ...Keep reading View the full article

The unique offer is sure to attract race fans with the chance to take on the high banks, running two full laps at highway speed around the 2.66-mile superspeedway. The event is being organized by the race track along with the Alabama National Guard, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the CDC Foundation and the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH). Free COVID-19 ...Keep reading View the full article

With the COVID-19 pandemic reducing fan attendance and cutting into team revenue, several sports teams have turned to digital ‘fan tokens’ to help generate income as well as enhance fan engagement. The crypto tokens have been embraced by major European soccer teams such as FC Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, AC Milan, Manchester City and MMA giant UFC. The $ROUSH Fan Token will ...Keep reading View the full article

Kaulig Racing, with whom Haley competes fulltime in the Xfinity Series, made the announcement Friday, just one day before this weekend’s race. “Kaulig Racing continues to fully adhere to NASCAR’s safety protocols, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, to ensure the safety of its employees and fellow competitors,” the team’s statement ...Keep reading View the full article

Kevin Harvick gets Kandid with Kaitlyn Vincie to discuss his overall performance this year and how he feels approaching the weekend at Dover International Speedway. View the full article

Last week, NASCAR revealed the three models that manufacturers Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota will use next year. All teams will now have to invest in buying the new standardized chassis and common components to build up their fleet of cars for the 36-round 2022 season. NASCAR has capped teams at seven cars per driver for the entire year, but that outlay – coupled with the current stock of ...Keep reading View the full article

Gossage, 62, first joined Speedway Motorsports Inc. in 1989 as vice president of public relations at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He was named general manager of Texas Motor Speedway in 1995 before it officially opened and named its president nine years later. “The timing just feels right after 32 years with the company,” Gossage said. “The Smith family and Speedway Motorsports changed my ...Keep reading View the full article

In the expedited appeal heard on Wednesday, Final Appeal Officer Roger Werner ruled Gragson’s No. 9 team did not violate the rule set forth in the penalty notice and the original penalty was rescinded. Gragson had been disqualified in last Saturday’s Xfinity Series race for failing post-race inspection. At the time, NASCAR said Gragson’s No. 9 Chevrolet violated the following rule ...Keep reading View the full article