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Allgaier collected his 14th career win and third of the 2020 season in another impressive showing at the Virginia short track, leading 78 of 250 laps. The JR Motorsports driver was driving away in the closing laps when a caution set up a 13-lap shootout. He held position and captured his second NXS win in as many days. Jeb Burton finished a career-best second, Ross Chastain third, Harrison ...Keep reading View the full article

What time is the NASCAR race today? Coverage of the Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Raceway will begin at 7:30 p.m. EST. The race will be 400 miles, 400 laps and split into three stages (80-155-165). This race is the second of three in Round 1 of the playoffs where the field of 16 will be cut down to 12 in two weeks time. Kevin Harvick locked himself into the next round via his ...Keep reading View the full article

Justin Allgaier's team has hit a new level as his hot streak of solid races continues with his 2nd win of the season after passing Justin Haley late in the race to win his first career race at Richmond Raceway View the full article

Allgaier ran down Justin Haley with 29 of 250 laps remaining and easily held on for the victory in Friday night’s Go Bowling 250 at Richmond (Va.) Raceway, picking up his second win of the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series season. Both of Allgaier’s wins have come in the last five races as the series is about to kick off its 2020 playoffs. It’s also the 13th win of his ...Keep reading View the full article

Enfinger rebounded from an incident early in the final stage when he developed a tire rub and was forced to pit under green following contact with his ThorSport Racing teammate Ben Rhodes. Enfinger got back on the lead-lap and gradually worked his way back to the front, eventually passing teammate Crafton with seven laps to go, closing the regular season the way be began it – in Victory ...Keep reading View the full article

Rank Driver Team Manufacturer Wins Points Best Result 1 Sheldon Creed GMS Racing Chevrolet 3 2026 10th (2019) 2 Zane Smith GMS Racing Chevrolet 2 2022 -- 3 Austin Hill Hattori Racing Enterprises Toyota 1 2022 5th (2019) 4 Grant Enfinger ThorSport ...Keep readingView the full article

Bubba Wallace has announced that he and the RPM team will be parting ways. Wallace will finish out the season for Richard Petty Motorsports driving the #43, however it is unclear where he will be racing in 2021. View the full article

Wallace, 61, is the brother of NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace. He most recently competed in three NASCAR Xfinity Series races this year at the Indianapolis Road Course, Road America and the Daytona Road Course. Wallace has started over 800 races among NASCAR's three national divisions, winning five Truck races and four Xfinity races. A social media post from Wallace violated this ...Keep reading View the full article

NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace confirmed reports on Thursday that he would leave Richard Petty Motorsports, releasing a statement on social media View the full article

Wallace, 26, is in his third full-time season in the NASCAR Cup Series and has raced only for RPM. 2020 has been his strongest year yet with one top five and five top-tens, but speculation has been swirling about his future prospects for some time. His best result came in the 2018 Daytona 500 where he finished second. Wallace is the only African-American driver competing at the top level of ...Keep reading View the full article

Teams that are “fast off the truck” – showing race-winning speed at the start of the weekend’s first practice session – typically have always had a leg up on their competition. But just as many teams have found improvements during practice that have translated into victory on race day – or better yet, discovered a problem and were able to avert disaster before the race even ...Keep reading View the full article

Teams that are “fast off the truck” – showing race-winning speed at the start of the weekend’s first practice session – typically have always had a leg up on their competition. But just as many teams have found improvements during practice that have translated into victory on race day – or better yet, discovered a problem and were able to avert disaster before the race even ...Keep reading View the full article

Johnson, who turns 45 this month, has raced full-time in NASCAR since 2002 and has become one the sport's most successful drivers with 83 wins and a record-tying seven championships. But following the 2020 season, he will take on a new challenge in the NTT IndyCar Series. He will team up with Chip Ganassi Racing to "officially explore the possibility of racing a full road and street ...Keep reading View the full article

Johnson, who turns 45 this month, has raced full-time in NASCAR since 2002 and has become one the sport's most successful drivers with 83 wins and a record-tying seven championships. But following the 2020 season, he will take on a new challenge in the NTT IndyCar Series. He will team up Chip Ganassi Racing to run all road and street course events in both 2021 and 2022. The team is still ...Keep reading View the full article

Following Sunday night’s Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway, both the No. 18 Toyota of driver Kyle Busch and the No. 14 Ford of driver Clint Bowyer each had two unsecure lug nuts. Two improperly secured lug nuts results in Busch’s crew chief, Adam Stevens, and Bowyer’s crew chief, Johnny Klausmeier, are suspended from Saturday night’s race at Richmond, Va., and each has been ...Keep reading View the full article

Following Sunday night’s Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway, both the No. 18 Toyota of driver Kyle Busch and the No. 14 Ford of driver Clint Bowyer each had two unsecure lug nuts. Two improperly secured lug nuts results in Busch’s crew chief, Adam Stevens, and Bowyer’s crew chief, Johnny Klausmeier, are suspended from Saturday night’s race at Richmond, Va., and each has been ...Keep reading View the full article

The Athletic first reported the story Tuesday, which Motorsport.com later independently confirmed with NASCAR. Currently, there are just three short tracks on the Cup Series schedule: Bristol Motor Speedway, Martinsville Raceway and Richmond Raceway. The ambitious plan would take place following the 2021 spring race with the goal of having the new track ready for the 2022 season, thus ...Keep reading View the full article

The Athletic first reported the story Tuesday, which Motorsport.com later independently confirmed with NASCAR. Currently, there are just three short tracks on the Cup Series schedule: Bristol Motor Speedway, Martinsville Raceway and Richmond Raceway. The ambitious plan would take place following the 2021 spring race with the goal of having the new track ready for the 2022 season, thus ...Keep reading View the full article

That’s a scary thought for Harvick’s fellow competitors for the 2020 Cup Series championship. In nearly every one of Harvick’s seven wins in the regular season, he and his No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing team ran up front a good deal of the race and many times simply overpowered its competition. Sunday night’s Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway was different, however. It became ...Keep reading View the full article

That’s a scary thought for Harvick’s fellow competitors for the 2020 Cup Series championship. In nearly every one of Harvick’s seven wins in the regular season, he and his No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing team ran up front a good deal of the race and many times simply overpowered its competition. Sunday night’s Southern 500 at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway was different, however. It became ...Keep reading View the full article