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We have reached the final four NASCAR drivers vying for the first-ever in-season tournament championship. NASCAR aimed for chaos with this bracket challenge, an ...

The In-Season Challenge, meant to inject a spark into the mid-to-late regular season, has instead ignited a wildfire of surprise. If you predicted the literal last-seeded Ty Dillon to make the final ...

On the latest Hauler Talk, pit-road rules are discussed that were in play for the Sonoma incident between the Nos. 6 and 54 teams.

With a pair of road courses in the rearview mirror, the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series will return to a traditional oval – ...

Last week, Matt Kaulig and Kaulig Giving partnered with First Tee of Greater Akron for their 8th Annual Law Enforcement Education Day – Putting with Police. Each year, over 340 kids from the Akron, ...

The odds for who will stand above the field as the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion have been updated following this past weekend’s races at Sonoma. Shane van Gisbergen was victorious, gaining his ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. challenges Ty Gibbs to address his pit road reputation post-Sonoma NASCAR Cup Series incident.

Ty Gibbs and pit road. Going back to his days in the Xfinity Series, the 22-year-old Gibbs has been involved in several incidents at a part of the racetrack where NASCAR prioritizes safety the most.

With 16 spots up for grabs in the Cup Series playoffs, some drivers are feeling better about their chances than others. Here's where things stand.

Ty Gibbs drove through Brad Keselowski's stall during his Lap 52 pit stop and clipped the team's tire carrier.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. advises NASCAR drivers on avoiding career obscurity, using vivid "friend zone" analogy on his podcast.