Tag: Kyle Larson

Cup Series, NASCAR

One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era

With one of the best restarts you’ll see all year, Denny Hamlin held off two of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates to win the 2026 Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. Denny’s win would be the second of the 2026 season, the 16th of the Next Gen Era, and the 62nd of his career. The chaotic race at Nashville started off with a thud for … Continue reading One Hell of a Restart and Denny Hamlin Ties Larson for Most Wins of the NEXT GEN Era

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, Opinion

Is it time for NASCAR to adopt a “drop race” system?

Kyle Busch’s untimely death highlights a rare but serious concern with driver healthcare in the sport. Teams are on the road around 40 weeks per year, and missing a race, for whatever reason, ultimately ends your chances at a good points finish. Sure, there is the medical waiver system, but drivers get zero points for missed races, making it next to impossible for a driver … Continue reading Is it time for NASCAR to adopt a “drop race” system?

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Craftsman Truck Series, Cup Series, NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Hendrickcars.com Introduces the Four-Car Salute to America

It’s no secret that Rick Hendrick is the founder of the Hendrick Automotive Group, a massive regional automotive dealership group based in North Carolina. The HAG has not only indirectly funded Hendrick Motorsports but also Hendrick Automotive Group’s online business, Hendrickcars.com, which has sponsored a wide range of race cars for years. Hendrickcars.com is hosting a huge celebration for the 250th anniversary of the United … Continue reading Hendrickcars.com Introduces the Four-Car Salute to America

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NASCAR, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series

Full Bristol Race Results – Zilisch Holds Tough Over Larson

Under the lights at the Last Great Coliseum, we got a duel of the ages between a two-time Cup Series Champion and the rising phenom. Kyle Larson would lead a race high of 230 laps in pursuit of his second race win of the 2026 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season. Larson dominated the first two Stages as well as the majority of the final stage. … Continue reading Full Bristol Race Results – Zilisch Holds Tough Over Larson

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Cup Series, NASCAR, Opinion

5 Sure-Fire Future NASCAR Hall of Famers

The NASCAR Hall of Fame holds record holders, pioneers, and some of the greatest minds in the history of our beloved motorsport. From Petty to Earnhardt, Johnson to Johnson, and many in between, we all know the past. But today, we look to the future. Here are 5 current drivers that will, without a doubt, become first ballot Hall of Famers one day. Joey Logano … Continue reading 5 Sure-Fire Future NASCAR Hall of Famers

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NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

To the Average American motorsports fan, Formula 1 is nothing more than classy precision, follow-the-leader for the pompous rich and Europeans. NASCAR’s new pre-Daytona 500 promo praises the sport’s brash, full-contact history. Their new promo is justifiably titled “America, Start Your Engines,” and hell yeah it was beautiful! The Promo American Actor Scott Eastwood, son of legendary actor Clint Eastwood, plays the race fan’s hero, … Continue reading NASCAR Promotes “Bootleggers & Barn-builders” & got us Saying “Hell Yeah”

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How to Watch the 2026 Daytona 500 and What to Watch for

The Daytona 500 is, without question, the most attended and most watched race of any NASCAR season. In fact, the 500 has no rivals. The spectacle, the history, and the pride in the sport. It all leads into a scene like no other in our motorsport. This year marks the 68th running of the Great American Race at one of the most famous race tracks … Continue reading How to Watch the 2026 Daytona 500 and What to Watch for

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2026 Clash Qualifying & LCQ Recap

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

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2026 Clash at Bowman Gray Qualifying Results

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

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Cup Series, NASCAR

2025 NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4 Starting Positions

We do it one last time tomorrow afternoon in the desert. Kyle Larson will look for his second NASCAR Cup Series championship. Meanwhile, Denny Hamlin, Chase Briscoe, and William Byron will battle it out for their first. It’s not where you start that matters; it’s where you finish. However, it makes it a hell of a lot easier. Here is where the Championship 4 qualified! … Continue reading 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4 Starting Positions

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