Ross Chastain

Goodyear 400: Willy B romances the Lady in Black

In an overtime shootout with Kevin Harvick, William Byron scores the 100th win for the number 24.

Würth 400: Martin Truex snaps his winless streak at the Monster Mile

After a 54 race losing streak, Martin Truex Jr. scores his first points win of the Next Gen era at Dover.

Toyota Owners 400: Kyle Larson gets first win of the year at Richmond

Kyle Larson scores first win of the year at Richmond Raceway.

XPEL 225: Zane Smith goes back to back at COTA

Zane Smith scores his 2nd win of the year at COTA.

Dear Santa: What Should These 10 NASCAR Personalities Ask For on Christmas

Ah, the holidays. Snow is falling, we’re all freezing to death on the east coast, and for lots of boys and girls across the world, Santa is coming to town. But what if the drivers, owners, and other personalities of NASCAR had an opportunity to ask Saint Nick for a Christmas gift? What would theyContinue reading “Dear Santa: What Should These 10 NASCAR Personalities Ask For on Christmas”

Bell Wins His Way in, Chastain NASCAR Heat Wall-Rides His Way in, Hamlin Misses Out

In what may be the craziest finish in NASCAR history, Ross Chastain pulled out a video-game move in the final corner to force his way into the Championship 4 while Christopher Bell came in clutch again.

Jackpot: Joey Logano Wins the South Point 400

Joey Logano wins South Point 400 with timely pit road gamble

Welcome Back, King: Jones Steals Southern 500

Who saw that coming? For the third time in his career and the second time in the Southern 500, Erik Jones captured his first win since 2019, the first win for Richard Petty since Aric with an A did it in 2010. It was also the first time the famous 43 visited victory lane inContinue reading “Welcome Back, King: Jones Steals Southern 500”

Race Recap: Allmendinger is Class of the Field at Indy

Recap of the Pennzoil 150 at the Brickyard.

Week 19 NASCAR Power Rankings

Chase Elliott and Ross Chastain seem to have stablished themselves as the championship favorites – but how do the rest of the 32 full-time drivers sort out?