Unfortunately, NASCAR couldn’t avoid the rain delays for long. We sit under the red flag due to lightning and rain down in Atlanta. The 7th Red Flag of the weekend flew on lap 108 of the Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway Atlanta. Stage 1 saw Stage winner Ryan Blaney with 10 points, Tyler Reddick with 9, Kyle Larson with 8, Joey Logano with 7, … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Red Flag Report at Atlanta
Recently, it was revealed that Jesse Love, the defending O’Reilly Series champion, would be moving up to the Cup Series in 2027 with NASCAR’s most historic team! The man who’s won a championship in every NASCAR division he’s ever competed in has been linked to many Cup Series teams right at the start of the Cup season. So obviously, he’s a young talent many bigwigs … Continue reading OPINION: Is Jesse Love to WBR the right move, or does Heim’s Cup win show it was a mistake?
Corey Heim’s win at San Diego puts him in a small group of drivers who have won a NASCAR Cup Series race in their first 15 starts. Corey Heim’s first Cup win came on race 13 of his career, and with that, he joins some elite company. Drivers such as Brad Keselowski, Jimmie Johnson, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Since the turn of the century, only … Continue reading Corey Heim Joins Elite Company as one of the Few to Win in their First 15 Cup Starts
For the second year, the $1,000,000 In-Season Challenge is on the horizon. Last season, Ty Gibbs snagged the upset to win the Million. This season, we set the grid for the tournament-style challenge once again brought to you by TNT. Starting at Sonoma, you have 16 matchups that will shrink to 8 at Chicagoland, then 4 at EchoPark, then 2 at North Wilkesboro, before the … Continue reading TNT’s 2026 In-Season Challenge is Set for Sonoma – Ones to Watch
With the field set by qualifying yesterday at Michigan International Speedway, we will see a pretty big shakeup with the starting grid for today’s FireKeepers Casino 400. Four cars will have to head to the back for the start due to mechanical issues and damage from practice. Christopher Bell, Austin Cindric, and Denny Hamlin each had damage to their cars. Denny with the Pole will, … Continue reading Hamlin, Bell, Cindric, and Byron to the Back for the Start at Michigan
Qualifying: 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson kicked off 2026 by earning the pole for The Busch Light Clash at Bowman Gray. William Byron qualified 2nd, followed by all 4 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyotas. Bubba Wallace qualified on row 4 alongside Chris Buescher, who was the best qualifying Ford driver. Ross Chastain and Tyler Reddick rounded out the top-10. Defending event winner, Chase Elliott, … Continue reading 2026 Clash Qualifying & LCQ Recap
We’ve seen several drivers at NASCAR’s top level score their breakout season over the last few years: Briscoe, Blaney, Byron, Reddick, and van Gisbergen come to mind. On the other hand, several others have yet to do so. If it is a short career or just pure bad luck, let’s take a look at drivers who can make 2026 their season. Josh Berry Josh Berry … Continue reading 5 Cup Drivers who can get Their First Multi-Win Season in 2026
By Andy DeLay, Staff Writer You have to respect a driver anytime they step out of their comfort zone. In an era where contracts are locked tight and drivers are wrapped in cotton wool, seeing a NASCAR Cup Series driver trade his Sunday comforts for a bruising street fight at the bottom of the world warms this old man’s heart. That’s exactly what Austin Cindric … Continue reading A Yank in the Land of Oz: Austin Cindric Survives the Adelaide Street Fight
By: Andy DeLay, Seriously Fast Motorsports When Team Penske’s Austin Cindric turned his first laps in the No. 5 Tickford Racing Ford Mustang at Sandown Raceway this week, it wasn’t just a photo op. It was a collision of two technical worlds that look identical on the surface but behave radically differently on the asphalt. You know the story: The NASCAR Cup Series “Next Gen” … Continue reading TECHNICAL DEEP DIVE: Why Cindric’s Aussie Supercar Run is More Than Just PR
This past weekend marked the first time in many, many years that the NASCAR Cup Series would make its only trip to the Richmond Raceway. Here are the winners and losers from the 2025 Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway! Winners Austin Dillon Obviously, Austin Dillon would break a 37-race winless streak and score redemption for his lost 2024 Playoff spot from 2024! Austin is … Continue reading Winners and Losers from Richmond
