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McDowell is enjoying the best season of his Cup Series career with two top-fives, four top-tens and of course, his first career victory in February's Daytona 500. The Front Row Motorsports driver has always shined on NASCAR's two superspeedways with ten of his 16 career top-tens coming at the high banks of Daytona and Talladega. The 36-year-old is already in position to make the playoffs ...Keep reading View the full article

DiBenedetto, who drives the No. 21 Ford for Wood Brothers Racing, put in one of his best performances in a superspeedway race on Sunday, and found himself in excellent position late in the event to earn his first Cup Series win. When Sunday’s race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway headed into overtime, DiBenedetto led the way and still held the lead entering the final lap of the ...Keep reading View the full article

On the final lap of overtime, Keselowski and Matt DiBenedetto were racing for the win when DiBenedetto went to the high side to block and Keselowski went low. With a shove from Michael McDowell, Keselowski cleared DiBenedetto and held on to the checkered flag to earn his first win of the season and sixth career victory at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway, despite Erik Jones and Ross Chastain ...Keep reading View the full article

Full highlights from Sunday's Geico 500 for the NASCAR Cup Series at Talladega Superspeedway View the full article

After a late restart with only 2 laps to go, Brad Keselowski brings home his sixth career win at Talladega. View the full article

Bubba Wallace picks up his first stage win as the field wrecks behind him with only one lap left in Stage 2 at Talladega. View the full article

Logano was battling for the Stage 1 victory at Talladega when he suddenly found himself upside down in the middle of the pack. Several cars narrowly avoided the No. 22 Team Penske Ford Mustang with Bubba Wallace clipping the rear-end on his way by. Shockingly, Logano was the only driver out of the race after the incident. He will finish 39th and had a lot to say after being released ...Keep reading View the full article

On the final lap of Stage 1 at Talladega, Joey Logano went flying after Denny Hamlin attempted to make a pass, but turned into the rear left of the 22 car. View the full article

Very rarely, though, has he had the opportunity to compete fulltime in a series. Until this season, he had run two full seasons in Trucks (2013 and 2014) and one in Cup (2015) with an underfunded team. Most of the remainder of the years, Burton scraped together what sponsorship he could to fund as many races he could in the best equipment he could. It was a frustrating and often disappointing ...Keep reading View the full article

Jeb Burton had spent much of Saturday’s race swapping the lead with Austin Cindric and he remained out front during a caution on Lap 85 for a multi-car wreck on the backstretch. Just as the race was set to resume on Lap 90 of the scheduled 113 laps, heavy rain erupted all over the track. With no lights, there was no time to dry the track even if the rain stopped, so Burton was declared the ...Keep reading View the full article

The win is Heim’s second of the season after also winning the season opener at Daytona International Speedway. He has finished first, second and first in the first three races in his first fulltime season with Billy Venturini. “I made a mistake in the middle of the race and that kind of set us back a little bit,” Heim said. “I think were 15th or 16th at one point, which was ...Keep reading View the full article

The series will follow Wallace in his first season with the newly formed 23XI Racing team, co-owned by NBA icon Michael Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin. Wallace, 27, became an outspoken voice against racial injustice in 2020 following the murder of George Floyd. He also successfully advocated for the banning of the Confederate Flag from all NASCAR events. Notably, he ...Keep reading View the full article

Matt DiBenedetto chats with Jamie Little about his career thus far, hitting the gym and his dog Brian in a new edition of Off Track. View the full article

The series will follow Wallace in his first season with the newly formed 23XI Racing team, co-owned by NBA icon Michael Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin. Wallace, 27, became an outspoken voice against racial injustice in 2020 following the murder of George Floyd by the Minneapolis PD. He successfully advocated for the banning of the Confederate Flag from all NASCAR events ...Keep reading View the full article

Even with the performance issues his Stewart-Haas Racing organization has battled this year, Almirola’s season couldn’t go much worse. He's mired in 27th in the series standings after nine race; he’s yet to lead a lap this season; he’s wrecked out of three races and finished on the lead-lap in only three races. Almirola and his No. 10 Ford team did get a reprieve last weekend at ...Keep reading View the full article

On Tuesday afternoon, a U.S. jury found Derek Chauvin, the former police officer accused of Floyd’s murder on a Minneapolis street last year, guilty on three charges: second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Floyd, a Black man whose neck was knelt upon by Chauvin for more than nine minutes during his arrest, was pronounced dead about an hour ...Keep reading View the full article

On Monday, NASCAR confirmed that Cobb has not been approved to compete on superspeedway tracks in the Cup Series thus would not be making her planned debut in Rick Ware Racing’s #15 Chevrolet. While Cobb, 47, has made a combined 247 starts in the Xfinity and Truck series, a NASCAR spokesman told Autosport that Cobb is only currently approved to compete on superspeedways in Trucks. She ...Keep reading View the full article

Bubba Wallace describes joining 23XI Racing, the team owned by current Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin and Michael Jordan. Bubba goes on to reveal what MJ said to him in their very first phone conversation: 'If we do this deal, there’s no more running in the back.' View the full article

Bubba Wallace and Shannon Sharpe discuss the removal of the Confederate Flag from NASCAR tracks. 'There are 3 types of people: Ones that will never accept change, ones that consider it, and those that are for it. Life is much bigger than yourself. It's about our brothers and sisters and making this a better place,' says Wallace. View the full article

Bubba Wallace tells Shannon he wants to start winning so he can shut up some of his haters. 'Winning the Daytona 500 would be the start to that and then we build off of it…We’ve got no excuses. I got the funding, I got the car and I got the people.' View the full article