Nascar

Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin had his shot at winning another crown jewel event Sunday night destroyed before the Coca-Cola 600 even began View the full article

Kurt Busch won the pole for the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, the only event on the biggest single day of auto racing View the full article

Kurt Busch and Jimmie Johnson will lead the field to the green flag in Sunday's Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway after NASCAR's first qualifying session since its return View the full article

William Byron's 180.264mph lap was enough to secure him the provisional pole early in the session. But it would not hold as teammate Jimmie Johnson, a four-time winner of the Coca-Cola 600, took over the top spot with 181.214mph lap. With no practice, the track was treacherous for some. J.J. Yeley cut down a left rear tire on his run after a significant tire rub during his lap. Matt ...Keep reading View the full article

Elliott had just passed Busch for second place as they raced towards the finish, but as he attempted to move back in line Busch clipped the tail of Elliott’s car, sending him spinning into the pit wall and out of the race. After the incident, Elliott got out of his car and flipped his middle finger at Busch on the following lap under yellow. Busch’s Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin ...Keep reading View the full article

Larson, who remains indefinitely suspended from NASCAR and was fired from Chip Ganassi Racing for using a racial slur during the broadcast of an iRacing event, has been competing in several WoO events since that series restarted its season. Larson broke the track qualifying record and finished second at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Mo., on Friday night and followed that up with a victory Saturday ...Keep reading View the full article

After a successful return to action at Darlington Raceway, NASCAR will race from home for the next four days with two Cup races, one Xfinity and one Truck race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. How did things go at Darlington? No positive cases of COVID-19 were reported from the track following NASCAR's return at Darlington, which included two Cup races and one Xfinity Series event. The Cup ...Keep reading View the full article

It was really good to get back in the car this past week at Darlington. I definitely enjoy driving a real race car more than a virtual one. It was fun to have a strong run Sunday, really for all four Hendrick Motorsports cars to have strong runs. The second race was really good for us. We didn’t get the finish we wanted in the second race but we were really fast. The strategy didn’t go our ...Keep reading View the full article

Joey Logano says that NASCAR's event healthcare measures make him "feel safer at the race track than I do at the grocery store" regarding the threat of from COVID-19 View the full article

Speaking to media via Zoom ahead of this Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte, Logano said that NASCAR's health screenings, use of personal protective equipment and social distancing measures has allowed it to take full advantage of being the first top-line motorsports league to get back on track. “One of my favorite lines I’ve heard this whole time is don’t let a good crisis go to ...Keep reading View the full article

NASCAR needed a makeover even before it got a chance to stand alone in the sporting world spotlight View the full article

Not all NASCAR fans will be locked out of NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday View the full article

Kyle Busch apologized to Chase Elliott for wrecking him on Wednesday. Still, will Elliott consider retaliation in the near future? Only he knows. View the full article

Chase Elliott says he accepts Kyle Busch's apology and that "I don't think he wrecked me on purpose" after their clash in Wednesday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Darlington Speedway View the full article

Elliott had just passed Busch for second place as they raced towards the finish, but as he attempted to move back in line he clipped the tail of Elliott’s car, sending him spinning into the pit wall and out of the race. After the incident, Elliott got out of his car and flipped his middle finger at Busch on the following lap under yellow. Busch’s teammate Denny Hamlin went on to win the ...Keep reading View the full article

NASCAR this week was scheduled to return to live racing action at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway and Briscoe was looking forward to his first opportunity to compete in a Xfinity Series race since March 7 at Phoenix. The NASCAR season was suspended the following week due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In recent weeks, stay-at-home restrictions have been relaxed enough to allow NASCAR to hold races without ...Keep reading View the full article

Former NASCAR Cup Series champion Dale Jarrett believes the late-race clash at Darlington Raceway, in which Kyle Busch wrecked Chase Elliott's race, would have sparked "ugly" scenes on pit road but for the sport's reaction to the COVID-19 situation View the full article

Xbox Daniel Buttafuoco led Luis Zaiter at the start of the first 20 lap race. Buttafuoco quickly drove off as Nick Walker moved around Zaiter for second, who continued to drop back. Halfway through the race, the Germain driver gave up a massive 16-second lead for a scheduled pit stop. The rest of the field quickly followed. Five laps later, they returned to pit road but hope was all ...Keep reading View the full article

Elliott had just taken second place from Busch, when Kyle clipped Chase’s left-rear quarter panel with his right-front corner, sending him spinning into the pitwall. Elliott was on fresher tires than Busch’s Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin, who went on to win the race. Read Also: Elliott, Busch clash would turn “ugly” in normal times – Jarrett Kyle Busch turns ...Keep reading View the full article

Chase Briscoe battles it out against Kyle Busch in the final laps for the win at the Toyota 200 in Darlington, SC View the full article