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  1. William Byron won his third Cup race of the season, while Ross Chastain's aggresive driving style again raised eyebrows. View the full article
  2. William Byron won his third Cup race of the season, while Ross Chastain's aggresive driving style again raised eyebrows. View the full article
  3. William Byron spoke to Jamie Little after he won the Goodyear 400 at Darlington. View the full article
  4. Ross Chastain talked about his strategy surrouding Kyle Larson at the end of the Goodyear 400 at Darlington. View the full article
  5. While this week it was William Byron who came away with an unexpected NASCAR Cup victory, it was once again Chastain that dominated the conversation after the race, whether for better or worse. Larson squeezed Chastain into the wall on a restart with 13 laps remaining in Sunday’s race as he tried to hold on to his lead. Then on the next restart, Chastain attempted a similar move to try and ...Keep readingView the full article
  6. He was also there as a member of NASCAR's 75 Greatest drivers list, and was introduced before the race with several other legends of the sport. While in the booth, Clint Bowyer asked if Edwards had ever considered making a return to NASCAR. Edwards shocked the NASCAR world when he quit following the 2016 season, losing the championship after a late-race crash in the season finale at ...Keep readingView the full article
  7. Larson emerged late in the race with the lead following the final round of green-flag pit stops but a caution for a spin by Ryan Newman left Larson and Chastain to battle side-by-side on the restart with 13 laps to go. Larson nudged Chastain up into the wall as Joey Logano hit Martin Truex Jr., which ended Truex’s day and put the race back under caution. On the ensuing restart with six ...Keep readingView the full article
  8. Byron held off Kevin Harvick in overtime to take the checkered flag for Hendrick Motorsports. But again, the story was Ross Chastain. He and Larson collided on a late restart, taking both out of contention for the race win. Larson finished 20th and Chastain 29th. Truex led the most laps at 145 and won the opening stage, but things started to come apart later in the race. After spinning while ...Keep readingView the full article
  9. NASCAR driver William Byron emerged victorious and celebrated at Darlington Raceway in the 2023 Goodyear 400. View the full article
  10. Martin Truex Jr. and Joey Logano were involved in a HUGE wreck in the Goodyer 400 at Darlington. View the full article
  11. The duo finished fifth, 8m22.5s adrift of rally winner Kalle Rovanpera, after a turbo problem on Sunday cost them a shot at a podium finish having started the day sitting third overall. To compound the disappointing end to their rally, FIA stewards issued the fine to be jointly paid by the duo after they failed to submit their time card at the of stage 17. As per FIA WRC Sporing regulations ...Keep readingView the full article
  12. Austin Cindric and Austin Dillon were among drivers that were involved in a multi-car wreck at Darlington during the Goodyear 400. View the full article
  13. The NASCAR Cup Series' May schedule continues Sunday with the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway. Here are the highlights! View the full article
  14. After topping practice and qualifying and leading the first 246 laps of Saturday’s 250-lap race at Sunset Speedway in Innisfil Ontario, Lapcevich seemed untouchable. A late caution with eight laps remaining, however, put the outcome in doubt. Alex Guenette, who restarted second, took the lead with two to go. In the final corner, Lapcevich got to Guenette’s inside, made contact, and drove ...Keep readingView the full article
  15. Solberg was leading the second tier WRC2 class by 35.4s when he performed doughnuts at the end of the Lousada super special on Saturday night, held on a bespoke Rallycross circuit in front of thousands of spectators. Read Also: Solberg loses WRC2 lead after penalty for performing “doughnuts" The Swede’s exhibition driving breached regulations that were introduced after ...Keep readingView the full article
  16. Ross Chastain - No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet Throwing it back to Dale Jarrett's 2001 season with the colors, and even the sponsor as UPS will adorn the hood of the championship points leader. Ross Chastain, Trackhouse Racing, Worldwide Express / UPS Chevrolet Camaro Photo by: John Harrelson / NKP / Motorsport Images Kevin Harvick - No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing ...Keep readingView the full article
  17. The reigning world champion delivered one of his finest drives to beat Hyundai’s Dani Sordo by 54.7s and seal maximum points by winning the Power Stage. Read Also: WRC Portugal: Rovanpera kickstarts title defence with dominant win The victory was made even more impressive given he was second in the road order ahead of Friday’s dusty gravel stages. Rovanpera had ...Keep readingView the full article
  18. The Toyota driver rekindled the devastating form that saw the Finn become the youngest ever world champion to defeat Hyundai’s Dani Sordo by 54.7s after three days of competition across Portugal’s tough gravel stages. Rovanpera won 10 of the 19 stages, emerging with a 10.8s lead at the end of Friday despite facing the disadvantage of starting second on the road. The 22-year-old produced ...Keep readingView the full article
  19. The Toyota driver will head into the event's final stage with a 47.8s lead over Hyundai’s Dani Sordo. Hyundai’s Esapekka Lappi inherited third (+1m17.8s) from team-mate Neuville, who dropped to fifth (+6m35.0s) after nursing a severely underpowered i20 N through the morning loop. M-Sport’s Ott Tanak climbed to a lonely fourth (+2m03.4s) virtue of Neuville’s dramas. The morning ...Keep readingView the full article
  20. The Toksport Skoda driver had dominated the second tier WRC class in Portugal having built up a 35.4s lead over team-mate Gus Greensmith at the end of Saturday. However, Solberg attracted the attention of the FIA stewards for a piece of exhibition driving, where the son of 2003 WRC champion Petter Solberg, elected to perform "doughnuts" following his run at the side by side Lousada super ...Keep readingView the full article
  21. Denny Hamlin says NASCAR officials need to let the drivers try and work things out in regards to the Ross Chastain and Noah Gragson situation. View the full article
  22. Kevin Harvick spoke with the media and shared his thoughts on what should be done for drivers who get in to fights after the race. View the full article
  23. Dale Jarrett reflected on the Ross Chastain and Noah Gragson fight and said that there were fights back in the day, they just weren't publicized as much as today. View the full article
  24. Bubba Wallace on what makes drivers want to fight, whether officials should break it up and gives some insight on what made Noah Gragson mad on-track at Kansas and why it might be a product of racing the Next Gen car. View the full article
  25. William Byron didn’t go fight Joey Logano after last year’s race at Darlington. That doesn’t mean part of him didn’t want to. And it doesn’t mean that he’s afraid he wouldn’t be able to handle himself in a scrap. This chat might actually make you laugh, too. View the full article

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