Tyler Reddick prevailed in three overtime re-starts to claim his first trophy of the year – and first with his new team, 23XI Racing, with a 1.411-second victory over two-time series champion Kyle Busch in the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix – the NASCAR Cup Series’ first road course race of
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NASCAR Stars Take to the Red Carpet in Nashville
NASCAR honored the champions of its top three national series at the annual NASCAR Awards in Nashville, Tennessee. The other 15 Cup Series playoff drivers were also in attendance. Headlining the event was 2022 NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano, driver of the No. 22 Team Penske Ford. The title
Logano Locks into Championship 4 via Vegas Victory
Team Penske’s Joey Logano became the first driver to secure a position in the Championship 4 with a shot at the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series championship thanks to a valiant surge to victory in the final laps of Sunday’s South Point 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. RESULTS: Joey Logano
Reddick Survives a Chaotic Texas to Win 3rd Race of the Season
The opening round of the post-season was tough on almost all of the playoff drivers due to mechanical failures, tire malfunctions, and various other mishaps and misfortune. Surprisingly, the streak seemed to continue into the second round, which kicked off at Texas Motor Speedway, a 1.5-mile oval track in Fort
Chris Buescher Victorious at Bristol, Kyle Busch Out of Playoffs
Bristol marked the first elimination race of the playoff, ending the championship hopes of four drivers. Entering the race, Kyle Busch, Austin Dillon, Chase Briscoe, and Kevin Harvick found themselves below the cutline following hard luck at Darlington and Kansas. Throughout the course of the 500-lap event, the drivers at
Bubba Wallace Becomes 2nd Playoff Spoiler at Kansas
The playoffs got off to a rocky start in Darlington last week when 9 of the 16 championship-eligible drivers encountered issues (either due to mechanical failures or on-track accidents), which allowed non-playoff-driver Erik Jones to steal a victory. It’s fair to say that fans and teams expected a milder race