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In 2009, Parker Kligerman burst onto the NASCAR scene as the next big thing. He was a 19-year-old development driver for powerhouse team Penske Racing and a competitor in the ARCA Series, a developmental step on the NASCAR ladder. He won nine of 21 ARCA starts in his rookie year, and he thought: “This is easy.” “I like to say if ARCA was Cup, I'd have a private jet,” Kligerman said ...Keep readingView the full article

With the end of Stewart-Haas Racing drawing near, no one expected the four-car team to have a car in the playoff fight. And then Chase Briscoe pulled off an impressive upset in the regular season finale, winning the coveted Southern 500. It completely changed the outlook within the organization and for its 320+ employees who face an uncertain future."One of my guys said it best the other day ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR silly season is in full swing, with only a handful of spots left to be filled. Here's how 2025 lineups could look once the dust settles. View the full article

Kevin Harvick joined by co-hosts Kaitlyn Vincie and Mamba Smith to discuss what has gone wrong for Denny Hamlin and other playoff drivers in the Round of 16. View the full article

The first elimination race of the Cup Series playoffs is here. Who is in good shape and who should be worried heading into Bristol? View the full article

Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski left Watkins Glen below the playoff cutline heading into an elimination race. Here's what wrong on Sunday. View the full article

Chris Buescher figured Shane van Gisbergen was coming to congratulate him in victory lane but there might have been a moment where he looked at him and wondered. What he said after the race. View the full article

Brad Keselowski is 12 points outside the playoff cutoff heading into Bristol, where he earned 50 points in the spring. His thoughts on the challenge ahead and reaction to the RFK win with Chris Buescher. He also spoke on the wreck with Joey Logano that foiled a possible decent comeback for him on the day. View the full article

Joey Logano said the wreck with Brad Keselowski and William Byron was his fault but expressed frustration with how dirty the track was at the time. View the full article

After a crash on the opening lap, Denny Hamlin shares his thoughts on his path forward as he sits 6 points behind the playoff cutoff. View the full article

William Byron explained what he saw in the wreck at the Go Bowling at The Glen where he ended up on top of Brad Keselowski for a moment. View the full article

In the closing laps, Martin Truex Jr. was running just inside the top-ten and one point above the cut-line when he was shoved out of line, four-wide — dropping him down the running order. On the following restart, he was among those collected in a pile-up entering the esses, forcing him to pit for repairs and fresh tires.Truex was only able to drive back up to 20th in overtime and leaves ...Keep readingView the full article

An unhappy Ryan Blaney on NASCAR rule that doesn’t allow the team to evaluate the car and make potential fixes as he was unable to drive it back to garage. View the full article

Shane van Gisbergen made a three-wide pass for the lead on the final overtime restart and was doing well to keep Chris Buescher at bay as the field made their way around the 2.45-mile road course for the final lap.But to the shock of Buescher and everyone watching, the road-racing ace made a rare mistake on entry into the bus stop chicane, grazing the armco and upsetting the car. By the time he ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out the best highlights from the NASCAR Cup Series: Go Bowling at The Glen! View the full article

It was overtime in the Cup playoff race at Watkins Glen when Shane Van Gisbergen put the bumper to Chris Buescher to snatch away the race lead. He held a slim advantage on the final lap, but touched the Armco on entry to the bus stop chicane. This unsettled his No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet, allowing Buescher to close in on him with the No. 17 RFK Racing Ford.Buescher wasn't about to waste the ...Keep readingView the full article

Martin Truex Jr. is a proven NASCAR Cup Series champion with three runner-up points finishes since then, but this year will be his last chance to become a multi-time Cup champion. Even after winning the regular season title in 2023, it seems only misfortune has followed him."Just a little bit frustrated with how things have gone lately," said Truex at Watkins Glen. No matter what we dom it is ...Keep readingView the full article

18-year-old Connor Zilisch drove an incredible race from pole position, in an event that threw literally everything it could at the debutant to deny him the win. Yet he prevailed, saving enough fuel in double overtime and escaping the chaos behind him to win.He joins an exclusive list of drivers who won in their NASCAR Xfinity debut: Dale Earnhardt Sr. (1982), Joe Ruttman (1982), Ricky Rudd ...Keep readingView the full article

Montoya, 48, has 255 NASCAR Cup starts, but none since 2014. The versatile racer, though, is a proven winner at Watkins Glen, capturing the checkered flag there in 2010. Saturday, Montoya was 15th in practice before qualifying 34th in the 38-car field. As for his teammates, Bubba Wallace was 32nd and Tyler Reddick was 16th.“It’s really good to be back – exciting," said Montoya, who is ...Keep readingView the full article

It was just the second pole of Ross Chastain's career and his first on a road course. The last time he started from pole was at Nashville last summer, a race he won. The driver of the No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet almost seemed in disbelief after the qualifying session at Watkins Glen International on Saturday."So much work," he told NBC. "Turning right seems so simple but gosh, it's been ...Keep readingView the full article