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The NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series championship battle has reached its final stage, and the fight for the title is officially down to five drivers. Following Saturday’s race at Martinsville Speedway,
A NASCAR driver has announced a major decision just hours before qualifying and the race at Martinsville Speedway.
Kyle Larson took a broom to the Kansas field, and look what he earned by doing that: the No. 1 spot in our weekly NASCAR driver power rankings.
The Team Penske driver believes competing in IMSA, rallycross, open-wheel, and Australian Supercars made him more adaptable behind the wheel.
Kyle Larson surged from 11th to first at Talladega, but a yellow line controversy and an embarrassing fuel-saving Stage I stole the spotlight.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Perennial winner Chase Elliott has opted to remove his name from consideration for NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver Award out of respect for the late Kyle Busch. The National Motorsports Press Association announced the start of voting and Elliott’s choice not to be considered.
NASCAR drivers Joey Logano, Ryan Blaney and Denny Hamlin disagree over the yellow-line rule after Kyle Larson’s Talladega win.
RFK Racing and Brad Keselowski have agreed to change their partnership, ending the driver’s active role in the team’s ownership and management.The organization announced Saturday that Keselowski will remain a co-owner but move into a passive investment role.