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In a statement released by his Front Row Motorsports team on Wednesday, Ragan announced his decision to step away from full-time competition after this season but said he remained open to competing on a part-time basis in various series. “I’ve prayed and heavily considered this decision, but for myself and my family, I believe this is the right thing to do. I am a husband and a father to ...Keep reading View the full article

DiBenedetto hasn't started an Xfinity Series race since 2016, but that'll change later this month at Road America. He will pilot Joe Gibbs Racing's No. 18 Xfinity Series Toyota Supra at the road course with backing from iK9. DiBenedetto competes full-time in the Cup Series with Leavine Family Racing, a team that has a technical alliance with JGR. But DiBenedetto's history with the ...Keep reading View the full article

Sunday’s victory at Michigan International Speedway was Harvick’s second of the 2019 Cup Series season and 47th of his career. Now at 43 years old, there has been more talk of late about when he will retire than how much more he can achieve. That overlooks a very important statistic, however – Harvick won his only Cup title and now 24 of his 47 career wins since his ...Keep reading View the full article

Thanks to several cars running out of fuel late in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway, Larson was able to come away with a third-place finish. Larson wasn’t contending for a win in the race but it was his third consecutive finish of eighth or better that has left him in a solid position to make the playoffs with three races remaining in the regular ...Keep reading View the full article

Kevin Harvick and Rodney Childers reveal the strategy that brought them to Victory Lane at Michigan International Speedway. View the full article

Johnson’s already tenuous position on making the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series playoffs got a lot worse in Sunday’s Consumers Energy 400. Just 15 laps into the race, Johnson hit the wall off Turn 2, doing considerable damage to his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. “The right side tires went into the PJ1 (track compound) and as soon as I got my tires in it, I went ...Keep reading View the full article

Column: Bristol needs "cage rattling" to spark playoff push View the full article

Childers, crew chief for the No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford driven by Kevin Harvick, had come to the June race at Michigan International Speedway with a fast car and good game plan to pick up a victory. Read Also: Kevin Harvick has the fuel and takes the win at Michigan Unfortunately, the No. 4 team got thrown off its stride and had to alter its strategy to deal with ...Keep reading View the full article

The 18-year-old Toyota Racing Development driver will get behind the wheel of DGR-Crosley's No. 54 Toyota Camry for the BMS race with backing from iK9. Deegan currently sits second in the K&N West division standings with two wins this season. Last year, her victory at Meridian Speedway in Idaho made her the K&N Series' first female race winner. "It's awesome that we were able to ...Keep reading View the full article

There was a point in the final run of Sunday's race where Team Penske was running 1-2-3, but you wouldn't know that from the results table. They led a combined total of 121 of 200 laps as well, but ultimately failed to get a single car inside the top-15 as they ran out of fuel. Both Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano were forced to pit for a splash of fuel while Ryan Blaney ran out at the end of ...Keep reading View the full article

Kevin Harvick showed he had a fast No. 4 Ford all weekend but was forced to make a green-flag pit stop in the first stage after suffering a cut tire. That curtailed his ability to remain at the front of the field while drivers like Brad Keselowski, Martin Truex Jr. and Denny Hamlin were dueling for the lead. Harvick finally got to show what he had late in the race when he was good to go on ...Keep reading View the full article

Clint Bowyer makes contact with Paul Menard that sends Bowyer into the wall View the full article

Austin Dillon, Daniel Hemric, and Aric Almirola caught up in late wreck in Stage Two View the full article

Stewart-Haas Racing's Kevin Harvick survived a stage one puncture at Michigan to claim his second NASCAR Cup Series win of 2019 View the full article

Harvick had shown to have a fast car all weekend but had to pit in the first stage under green for a flat tire. He rallied back in the final stage, took the lead with 17 to go and stretched his fuel the final 49 laps, holding off Denny Hamlin to win Sunday’s Consumers Energy 400 at Michigan International Speedway. As Harvick took the checkered flag, cars ran out of fuel all over the ...Keep reading View the full article

Truex led on a restart with one of 60 laps remaining in the second stage at Michigan International Speedway but Kyle Busch powered past him off Turn 2 to grab the lead. Busch held off Truex for the stage win as the cars of Aric Almirola, Austin Dillon and Daniel Hemric got caught up in a wreck behind them. Kurt Busch finished third, Joey Logano was fourth and Erik Jones completed the ...Keep reading View the full article

Truex emerged as the winner of the 60-lap stage after a wild back-and-forth battle with Denny Hamlin in the final five laps. Truex had taken fuel-only on his pit stop while Hamlin had taken four new tires. Brad Keselowski finished third, Joey Logano was fourth and William Byron completed the top-five. Keselowski, who started on the pole, jumped out to an early lead. Truex, who had to ...Keep reading View the full article

The Latest: Kevin Harvick wins NASCAR Cup race at Michigan View the full article

Kyle Busch won the second stage of the NASCAR Cup race at Michigan International Speedway, just before a yellow flag came out because of a multi-car crash View the full article

The Latest: Martin Truex Jr. wins 1st stage at Michigan View the full article