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Tyler Reddick said there wasn’t warning he had a tire going down. He describes what they saw in the tires after practice and the first run and also assesses his chances to advance at Bristol. View the full article

Kevin Harvick and Tyler Reddick talk about their days ending early in Kansas and their chances to advance in the NASCAR playoffs at Bristol. View the full article

Kevin Harvick says the car just snapped on him into the wall. Plus what he said about his chance to win at Bristol. View the full article

Once Hamlin got around Christopher Bell with 16 of 267 laps remaining, the only driver preventing Hamlin from a win was his own. Hamlin co-owns 23XI Racing with NBA legend Michael Jordan, which is the team for which Wallace drives. Read Also: Bubba Wallace beats Hamlin, wins Kansas Cup race Hamlin said, however, he held nothing back trying to earn the win, which would have ...Keep readingView the full article

Wallace ran down Alex Bowman to take the lead for the first time on Lap 200 of 267 and remained out front after successfully navigating a round of green-flag pit stops. With 16 laps to go, Hamlin – who is co-owner of Wallace’s No. 45 23XI Racing team – got around Christopher Bell and began running down Wallace for the lead. With no additional cautions to help, Wallace was able to hold ...Keep readingView the full article

The NASCAR Cup Series playoffs continued Sunday with Bubba Wallace winning the Hollywood Casino 400. Here are the top moments! View the full article

Bubba Wallace plays playoff spoiler and holds off Denny Hamlin to win at Kansas View the full article

Kevin Harvick, who entered this race at the bottom of the standings, was in need of a good day. While battling up inside the top-ten, he had to lift as two cars in front of him pushed up the track. Harvick's car lost grip and slammed the outside wall exiting Turn 4. He sustained significant damage to the right-front and the team was unable to fix it, so he will finish in last-place ...Keep readingView the full article

The NASCAR Cup Series playoffs continue Sunday with the Hollywood Casino 400 in Kansas City. Here are the top moments! View the full article

Kevin Harvick implored NASCAR to move faster on making changes to improve the safety of the Next Gen car, Bob Pockrass writes. View the full article

Hyundai management elected to impose orders on its drivers Thierry Neuville, Tanak and Dani Sordo to hold positions on Sunday's final day to safeguard a historic first World Rally Championship 1-2-3 podium lockout for the South Korean marque. The decision to secure Neuville a first win of the year wasn’t met favourably by Tanak, the team's best-placed driver to overhaul Toyota’s Kalle ...Keep readingView the full article

In recent weeks, several Cup Series drivers have expressed concerns about safety issues with the Next Gen car during interviews with media members, which typically draws the attention of NASCAR officials as well as fans. “I think that they’re being proactive right now. Obviously, they made a bunch of changes this week. I think what the drivers and the teams are saying is that it shouldn’t ...Keep readingView the full article

Neuville and co-driver Martijn Wydaeghe were able to cruise to the finish 15.0s ahead of Ott Tanak and co-driver Martin Jarveoja, after the Hyundai motorsport president Sean Kim told its drivers to hold positions to safeguard a first WRC 1-2-3. Despite the order preventing Tanak from claiming the maximum points to boost his slim championship hopes, the Estonian won the final powerstage to ...Keep readingView the full article

Neuville started the final service of the rally with a 29.3s lead over Tanak after Hyundai management told its drivers to hold positions ahead of the morning’s second stage. Hyundai’s Dani Sordo completed a solid drive to remain third with the position further cemented after Toyota’s difficult Acropolis continued when Elfyn Evans was forced to retire from fourth. Evans demise elevated ...Keep readingView the full article

Kyle Busch answers Bob Pockrass on whether he is headed to RCR next year. View the full article

After holding off fellow JR Motorsports teammate Justin Allgaier for the Stage 2 victory, rain began falling around the speedway and the race was halted after 93 of 200 laps. Since the race had already seen the first two stages completed or the halfway distance reached, it was official and at approximately 4:35 p.m. ET, NASCAR decided conditions would not improve the rest of the day and ...Keep readingView the full article

Noah Gragson wins the rain-shortened race at Kansas Speedway in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. View the full article

In a move that would shake up the Cup Series landscape, Kyle Busch appears set to leave JGR and Toyota after this season. View the full article

The Ford squad appeared set to challenge for a second win of the World Rally Championship season with nine-time world champion and 2022 Monte Carlo winner Loeb leading team-mate Pierre-Louis Loubet, after the pair shared the spoils in Friday’s six stages. However, the team’s victory and podium hopes unravelled on Saturday as four of its five cars hit trouble during the day’s six ...Keep readingView the full article

Reddick, was fastest in Saturday’s practice session, was the last of 10 cars to qualify in the final round and rocketed to the top with an average lap speed of 180.608 mph. The pole is the second this season for Reddick and third of his career. His two previous poles in the Cup Series have come on road courses. “Oh man, I think we’re in pretty good shape,” said Reddick, who is ...Keep readingView the full article

Tanak heads into final day of the Greek gravel rally sitting 27.9s behind team-mate and rally leader Neuville following an eventful Saturday that shook up the leaderboard. Neuville, Tanak and team-mate Dani Sordo started the day sitting fourth, fifth and sixth overall, but now lockout the podium places after drama struck the overnight top three of Sebastien Loeb, Pierre-Louis Loubet and ...Keep readingView the full article

Harvick’s #4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford caught fire during last weekend’s first playoff race at Darlington, despite no crash damage or contact with the wall. Flames erupted out underneath both sides of the car and came in through his dashboard at one point, causing the 2014 champion to retire and be classified 33rd. After he vocally took NASCAR to task following the incident, NASCAR ...Keep readingView the full article

Harvick’s No. 4 Ford caught fire during last weekend’s race at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway despite no crash damage or contact with the wall. Flames erupted out underneath both sides of the car and came in through his dashboard at one point. After vocally taking NASCAR to task following the incident, NASCAR mandated several changes to the car’s chassis this week that went into effect this ...Keep readingView the full article

Group A Christopher Bell topped the leaderboard in Group A at 178.412mph, which put him third overall. Bubba Wallace, Kyle Larson, Chris Buescher, and Ryan Blaney rounded out the top-five in the first group. In the closing moments, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. lost a right-rear tire and hit the outside wall in Turn 3. The team was able to repair the damage in time for qualifying. Blaney ...Keep readingView the full article

After starting the day in fourth, Neuville survived Saturday’s six stages to hold a 27.9s margin over teammate Tanak, who inherited second following Esapekka Lappi’s retirement on the penultimate stage. A mechanical issue for Lappi’s Toyota handed Hyundai a 1-2-3 with Dani Sordo 52.9s back in third, as the South Korean marque clean swept Saturday’s stages. The leaderboard suffered a ...Keep readingView the full article