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Daniel Johnson, the crew chief on Martins’ No. 44 Chevrolet, has been suspended from Thursday night’s Xfinity race at Kentucky Speedway for a safety violation. Around Lap 52 of 62 in Saturday’s inaugural series race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, the rear axle from Martins’ car dropped on the track and ended up leaving a trail of fluid that required extensive ...Keep reading View the full article

Reddick's post, which gained mainstream attention before it was removed, read: "We don’t need an apology. We did what was right and we will do just fine without your support." The impressive Cup Series rookie went on SiriusXM NASCAR Tuesday to discuss the post and its subsequent deletion. Reddick stands by what was posted, saying: "Well, I think first off I should say is I stand ...Keep reading View the full article

Associated Press auto racing writer Jenna Fryer says Jimmie Johnson has been denied a proper farewell tour in his final season of full-time NASCAR racing View the full article

You know Bubba Wallace... even if you don't really know him. Bob Pockrass reveals the young man behind the headlines. View the full article

Kenseth, 48, stepped into the No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet in May after Kyle Larson's firing. In his first race back, the veteran driver scored a top-ten finish. But since then, it's been a disappointing string of results with nothing higher than 15th until the Pocono doubleheader. There the CGR team seemed to find something, finishing 11th and 12th in the two races that weekend. At ...Keep reading View the full article

Due to scheduling changes prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, NASCAR and the IndyCar Series ended up with a doubleheader event on Saturday that proved to be an entertaining day of racing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It certainly didn’t hurt that Roger Penske, a successful team owner in both NASCAR and IndyCar, completed purchase of IMS and IndyCar in January. He made a doubleheader between ...Keep reading View the full article

The first NASCAR-IndyCar doubleheader experiment at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was an obvious success by all available measures, but the absence of spectators means there can be no guarantees it will become commonplace, as JIM UTTER explains View the full article

With only 10 races left in the regular season after Sunday, Cup Series drivers are beginning to see the playoff picture take shape. View the full article

With only 10 races left in the regular season after Sunday, Cup Series drivers are beginning to see the playoff picture take shape. View the full article

Wallace has taken a stand in recent weeks as the Cup Series only African-American driver, calling for the Confederate flag ban and running a Black Lives Matter paint scheme at Martinsville Speedway. At Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR took immediate action after a crew member reported finding a noose in Bubba Wallace's garage stall Sunday. This had followed protests outside the track regarding ...Keep reading View the full article

Kevin Harvick wins the Brickyard 400 after a spectacular crash for Denny Hamlin in the closing stages of the NASCAR Cup Series race at Indianapolis View the full article

Full highlights from Sunday's 2020 Brickyard 400 for the NASCAR Cup Series from Indianapolis Motor Speedway as Kevin Harvick wins after a late crash from Denny Hamlin with 6 laps to go View the full article

While Harvick led the most laps in the race, Hamlin came out with the lead following a late-race round of green-flag pit stops. But on Lap 154 of the scheduled 160, Hamlin’s right-front tire blew, sending him hard into the wall and with it his hopes of his first career 400 victory. Harvick inherited the lead and then held off Matt Kenseth in overtime to claim his third win in the ...Keep reading View the full article

Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin battled for the top spot all day and a late Hamlin wreck helped propel Harvick to yet another victory at the Brickyard 400. Watch all the wrecks, dramatic pit stops, and daring passes that made the win possible. View the full article

Kevin Harvick took advantage of Denny Hamlin’s late crash and wound up winning his third Brickyard 400 title View the full article

Harvick got a big push from Stewart-Haas Racing teammate Cole Custer on the start of a two-lap overtime and held off Matt Kenseth to win Sunday’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Harvick led the most laps (68) but didn’t grab the lead for the final time until then-leader Denny Hamlin blew a right-front tire with six of the scheduled 160 laps remaining. The win is the fourth ...Keep reading View the full article

Kevin Harvick earns his 53rd career win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the NASCAR Cup Series Brickyard 400. View the full article

Hamlin and Kevin Harvick battled hard at the start of the final stage, with Harvick holding sway. But Hamlin undercut Harvick in the final round of green flag pitstops, and rejoined well clear of him. Harvick was chasing Hamlin down when Alex Bowman crashed heavily at Turn 1 on Lap 134 after a tire blew. The race went green with 23 laps to go, and Harvick suffered a bad restart but he caught ...Keep reading View the full article

Almost all the lead-lap cars elected to pit on Lap 14 during a scheduled competition caution. Several cars toward the back of the field suddenly got turned sideways in a stack-up, triggering a multi-car wreck. During the incident a member of Ryan Blaney’s pit crew got struck by a car. Among the cars involved were Blaney, Ryan Preece, Chris Buescher, Christopher Bell, Ricky Stenhouse ...Keep reading View the full article

What time is the NASCAR race today? NASCAR heads to the hallowed grounds of Indianapolis for the Brickyard 400, capping off a historic weekend with the IndyCar Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series who both raced on the IMS road course. Kevin Harvick, who currently leads the championship standings, is the defending winner of the event. Race: Big Machine Hand Sanitizer 400 Date ...Keep reading View the full article