Kyle Busch does not appear to be a happy man at RCR anymore. Coming off over 100 races since his last Cup Series win, and now feuding with the always back-of-the-pack driver Riley Herbst. Rowdy has hit a new career low, and it reminds one of his brother’s Kurt Busch time at Phoenix. But life is made up of phases, and with this being the … Continue reading Opinion: Five most likely landing spots for Kyle Busch in 2027!
Hendrick Motorsports announced this morning that Alex Bowman has been medically cleared and will return to the No. 48 Ally Chevrolet this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway. Bowman has missed four races in a row after experiencing symptoms of vertigo at Circuit of the Americas in early March. In Hendrick Motorsports’ press release, Bowman said, “I’m grateful for the support I’ve had from Hendrick Motorsports, … Continue reading Bowman is Back at Bristol
Cars have officially been on track for the first time in 2026! The Cup guys went for qualifying laps at Bowman Gray Stadium on Wednesday afternoon. Here is how they stacked up. Kyle Larson from Hendrick Motorsports wins the pole. The top 20 are locked into the Clash, with the highest-finishing driver of 2025, not locked in, being Alex Bowman, is locked in on provisional. … Continue reading 2026 Clash at Bowman Gray Qualifying Results
Following yesterday’s settlement between NASCAR and 23XI/Front Row Motorsports, we are starting to see some responses from the non-suing teams come public. Yesterday’s settlement brought “Evergreen” Charters to all teams; the teams are getting a seat at the table with decision-making in rules that would cost teams significant amounts of money, and getting a piece of the international broadcasting money for the first time. Roger … Continue reading Several Cup Teams React to NASCAR v Team Settlments
The 2026 NASCAR Silly Season has been fun to keep an eye on so far, and some big questions have been answered on Friday morning. From the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series to the Cup Series, here are the biggest stories so far this morning. Parker Retzlaff will join Viking Motorsports The No. 99 Chevrolet of Viking Motorsports will have a new driver for 2026. Parker … Continue reading Major 2026 NASCAR Silly Season Bombshells Dropped
As we embark on what could very well be the last single-race Championship 4 in NASCAR, let’s take a look at the teams that have excelled in the current format. Richard Childress Racing – 1 Ryan Newman came second behind 2014 Champion Kevin Harvick during the 2014 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs in what would become the only appearance for RCR. This would be the only … Continue reading One Last Time, Championship 4 Appearences by Cup Teams
The final four is set for Phoenix. Denny Hamlin, William Byron, Kyle Larson, and Chase Briscoe have survived the first three rounds of the playoffs. Each driver deserves to be in the final four, but which will continue me out victorious? Why Denny Hamlin will win the championship. Hamlin has the most wins in Cup this season with six. His crew makes the right adjustments … Continue reading Why Each Driver Will and Wont Win the Championship
With horrific pit issues for Alex Bowman so far during the Playoff opener at Darlington and a less-than-stellar performance at Gateway, a change is desperately needed on the 48 team if they wish to make up for the 35-point deficit heading into Bristol. Well, Hendrick Motorsports has an option that they have taken advantage of to help. Hendrick Motorsports provides many things to other teams—from … Continue reading Hendrick Makes Pit Crew Change for the 48 and 77 Teams
NASCAR heads to World Wide Technology Raceway for the second race of the Round of 16. This betting guide will help you for the weekend. Image Credit: Patrick Vallely Bets you should love Best Bet– Anything involving Penske, especially Joey Logano Logano’s worst finish at the track is 5th. That isn’t a typo; this track is one of his best. His finishes are 1, 3, … Continue reading Betting Guide World Wide Technology Raceway
In 2017, Gene Haas and Tony Stewart made the switch from Chevrolet to Ford in NASCAR’s top two series for Stewart-Haas Racing. It was a significant shift for the team as the previously named Haas CNC Racing had been with General Motors since its inception in 2002. Prior to the change, Stewart-Haas Racing had amassed two Cup Series Championships and 36 of their total 70 … Continue reading Haas Returns to Chevrolet and Hendrick Support
