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  1. Dillon's first race will come this weekend at Richmond Raceway. He will also drive the car at Texas Motor Speedway (April 14), New Hampshire Motor Speedway (June 23), Richmond (August 11), and Kansas Speedway (September 29).“I’m excited to be back in the NASCAR Cup Series with Kaulig Racing,” said Dillon in a release from the team. “This is the highest level of our sport and allows me to ...Keep readingView the full article
  2. Ty Gibbs has three top-5s in the past four races and five consecutive top-10s in a breakout season for the 21-year-old Cup Series driver. View the full article
  3. NASCAR typically takes one or more cars back to its R&D Center in Concord, N.C., following Cup races and planned to take two cars back following the conclusion of Sunday’s race at Circuit of the Americas.The cars selected were Rick Ware Racing's No. 51 and Trackhouse Racing's No. 1 Chevrolet driven by Ross Chastain. In preparation for the transport back to North Carolina, various checks are done ...Keep readingView the full article
  4. William Byron led 42 of the 68 laps at Circuit of the Americas, holding off Christopher Bell at the finish line for the victory on Sunday. View the full article
  5. Ty Gibbs talked about his day at the Circuit of the Americas. View the full article
  6. Bell and Byron clearly had the two fastest cars throughout Sunday’s 68-lap race on the 3.41-mile, 20-turn road course but the two ended up on slightly different pit strategies.Bell and his No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing team adapted a two-stop strategy in the race and the benefit was Bell ended up one of last cars to pit.That left Bell with slightly fresher tires in his effort to catch Byron once the ...Keep readingView the full article
  7. Christopher Bell talked about his second place finish and incidents with Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson. View the full article
  8. Check out the best moments from the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix! View the full article
  9. Byron, who was fastest in practice on Saturday and won the pole, dominated Sunday’s race, leading five times for 42 of the 68 laps on his way to his second win of the 2024 season.Byron lost the lead at the start of the final stage to Ross Chastain, ran him back down to reclaim in, lost it again during a final round of green flag pit stops but cycled back out front with 17 laps remaining.He held ...Keep readingView the full article
  10. Check out the final lap as William Byron held onto his lead to take the checkered flag at the NASCAR Echopark Automotive Grand Prix. View the full article
  11. Ty Gibbs led 137 laps at Bristol but finished ninth after he had a tire go flat. Afterward, crew chief Chris Gayle gave him what appeared to be a pep talk on pit road. What Gibbs said about that moment, Bristol and knowing he has the speed to win races. View the full article
  12. With many seeing the first Cup win for Ty Gibbs as just a matter of time, Martin Truex Jr. said Ty Gibbs has a wild amount of talent and will win a lot of races. He said Gibbs has never been afraid to speak up in team meetings even with a team full of veterans. View the full article
  13. Tyler Reddick, speaking Friday before cars were on-track says Ty Gibbs obviously has the speed each week, and his first Cup win could come today. View the full article
  14. The 2024 NASCAR season continues with the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas. Here are the highlights! View the full article
  15. Check out the greatest moments from the Focused Health 250! View the full article
  16. Larson had won the pole for the race but had to start from the rear when his No. 17 Hendrick Motorsports team had to replace a brake rotor.He battled back through the field, overcame a penalty, and found himself running third and on the freshest tires on the final lap of the race’s second attempt at overtime.Hill had grabbed the lead from van Gisbergen on the restart, but van Gisbergen patiently ...Keep readingView the full article
  17. Check out the final lap as Kyle Larson rallied to take the checkered flag at the NASCAR Focused Health 250 View the full article
  18. "It feels really special" – Kyle Larson spoke on winning Focused Health 250 at Austin. View the full article
  19. Heim had built a more than 8-second lead before a bizarre incident – Marco Andretti lost the entire rear-end housing off his truck – brought out a late-race caution and brief red flag.Heim and his Tricon Garage teammate Taylor Gray were running first and second and both were close on fuel. Both elected to remain on the track rather than pit.Heim cleared Gray quickly through Turn 1 for the lead ...Keep readingView the full article
  20. Check out the best moments and highlights from the Craftsman Truck Series XPEL 225! View the full article
  21. Byron, who was fastest overall in Saturday’s extended practice, carried that speed into qualifying. He was fastest in the first round and his average lap speed of 94.696 mph was good enough to top Gibbs (94.685 mph), who was the last car to complete a lap.The pole is Byron’s first of the 2024 season and 13th of his career. After starting on pole in this race a year ago, Byron led 28 laps and ...Keep readingView the full article
  22. Byron, who won the pole for this race a year ago, was among the last cars to complete laps at the end of 1½ hours of practice and with time already expired registered the fastest average lap speed of the day at 94.415 mph.Teams were split into two groups and each group given a pair of 20-minute sessions on the track since it’s the first road course race of the season with NASCAR’s new aero ...Keep readingView the full article
  23. The 34-year-old and three-time Supercars champion was fastest in Xfinity Series practice on Friday but came up one spot short in qualifying for Saturday’s race at Circuit of the Americas.Cup Series regular Kyle Larson, in a part-time Hendrick Motorsports entry, put up a solid average lap speed of 92.946 mph to win the pole. Van Gisbergen, one of the last cars on the track, came close but his lap ...Keep readingView the full article
  24. The 17-year-old Trackhouse Racing development driver put on an impressive display in Friday’s Truck Series qualifying session at the Circuit of the Americas.Making the first of what is expected to be three series starts this year with Spire Motorsports, Zilisch advanced to the final round of qualifying with a track record average lap speed of 92.941 mph.As one of the last trucks to make a lap in ...Keep readingView the full article
  25. Christopher Bell spoke on the correlation between how he performs in a race that Bob Pockrass selected him to win. Bob Pockrass shared a response. View the full article

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