Corey Heim began Sunday by discussing his intention to adopt a more aggressive approach during restarts. He then demonstrated his newfound strategy to everyone, including his team co-owner, Denny Hamlin. The 24-year-old part-time NASCAR Cup Series driver executed a bold maneuver by overtaking Hamlin on the outside and subsequently slowing him down during the final restart with 35 laps remaining. Heim successfully fended off the intense competition from Christopher Bell and Jo

Carson Kvapil seized the perfect moment to secure his first win in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Kvapil's heartfelt triumph in Saturday’s Pennzoil 250, presented by Take 5 Oil Change at Indianapolis Motor Speedway—one of the premier venues in motorsports—left the driver in tears and team co-owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. momentarily speechless. It was a day marked by significant achievements. With Justin Allgaier, Ross Chastain, and Chase Elliott finishing in second throug

Sunday night with a dominant victory at North Wilkesboro Speedway in the first points race at the 0.625-mile track in 30 years. After Logano wrapped up a lengthy on-track burnout, Denny Hamlin approached him and dabbed him up out of respect. Hamlin spent the second part of the race doing everything he could to catch Logano, but it proved fruitless. The No. 22 Ford was too dominant. Logano led 323 of 450 laps. “It’s wildly, wildly impressive what he did,” Hamlin said. “I thoug

, Chandler Smith secured victory in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series by leading only a single lap, surpassing his Front Row Motorsports teammate Layne Riggs. This year, Smith demonstrated exceptional performance on Saturday by leading the final 105 laps to win the FaithFest 250 presented by Mercer Transportation, with Riggs once again finishing in second place. The previous year's race concluded under caution following a collision between Riggs and Corey Heim's trucks on the

Ryan Blaney, with the strongest car and a stage sweep at EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta, won the NASCAR Cup race. It just took several more hours than planned and kept watchers guessing until the early moments of Monday morning. After capturing the pole on Saturday, Ryan Blaney started on pole next to his Penske teammate Joey Logano. Blaney then swept the stages and went on to lead 171 of 260 laps. But between the opening 150 laps of the starting two stages and the checkered fl

Justin Allgaier secured his sixth victory of the 2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts season in an unexpectedly dramatic fashion. Starting from fifth position during a double overtime restart, he navigated through the turmoil to achieve his 34th career win. JR Motorsports achieved a 1-2 finish, with Carson Kvapil narrowly capturing second place at the finish line. Parker Retzlaff finished third, William Sawalich fourth, and Anthony Alfredo fifth. As the race approached the white f

Veteran driver Grant Enfinger seized the lead during a late-race restart and successfully fended off a determined challenge from Landen Lewis to secure a return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Victory Lane for the first time in over a season. This marked his inaugural career road-course victory on Saturday afternoon at the LiUNA 150, held at Connecticut’s historic Lime Rock Park. Enfinger, positioned alongside Gio Ruggiero for a restart with three laps remaining, gained

During an offseason bonding trip to the United Kingdom, NASCAR driver Chase Briscoe, accompanied by crew chief James Small, discovered chocolate buttons, a popular British confection. Upon returning to the United States, Briscoe purchased some online but found they didn't quite match the original experience. On a subsequent trip to the U.K., Small acquired more of the chocolates and promised to share them with Briscoe if he secured a victory on Small's birthday. This made Sun

emmy Award-winning entrepreneur and one of America’s most recognized entertainment voices joins LEGACY MOTOR CLUB’s growing ownership group STATESVILLE, N.C. (June 25, 2026) – LEGACY MOTOR CLUB announced today that Guy Fieri, Emmy Award-winning television host, restaurateur, and entrepreneur, has joined the organization as a strategic owner. One of the most recognizable personalities in American culture, Fieri brings a rare combination of entertainment, authentic storytelling

One week after being eliminated at Naval Base Coronado, Shane van Gisbergen reasserted his dominance as NASCAR’s leading road course competitor. The 37-year-old New Zealander successfully fended off two Joe Gibbs Racing Toyotas—driven by Chase Briscoe and Ty Gibbs—to secure victory at Sonoma Raceway for the second consecutive year, claiming the checkered flag on Sunday in the Toyota/Save Mart 350. This triumph marked the eighth win of van Gisbergen’s Cup Series career, placin

Shane van Gisbergen reportedly operated at approximately 80 percent capacity during the majority of the final segment in Saturday's NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Sonoma. Despite this, he still managed to pull away from the competition, defeating his JR Motorsports teammate, Connor Zilisch, by 1.324 seconds at the finish line. Van Gisbergen was compelled to conserve fuel during the race's final run after a strategic early pit stop before the conclusion of Stage 2.

Layne Riggs won the inaugural NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Naval Base Coronado in thrilling fashion on Friday night, maneuvering around the final two corners in overtime to beat his nearest opponent by 1.332 seconds. The victory marks Riggs’ fourth Truck victory of the season, and ninth in his career. Riggs, racing in the No. 34 Front Row Racing Ford, was in second behind Tyler Reif entering the final corner of the 3.4-mile circuit. Riggs was able to gain the lead after p

Corey Heim shocked the NASCAR circuit with his first career Cup Series victory Sunday afternoon, battling teammate Tyler Reddick and taking the checkers in the inaugural Anduril 250 road race at the Naval Base Coronado in San Diego. Heim’s No. 67 Toyota got beside Reddick, who soon had tire problems, with just more than two laps left. He moved by and led a 1-2 finish for 23XI Racing by beating teammate Bubba Wallace by 10.365 seconds in the 75-lap race that had seven cautions

Austin Hill’s thrilling last lap pass earned the veteran his first career road course NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series victory Saturday on a dramatic and ultimately emotional afternoon for his Richard Childress Racing team – capping a long and competitive day of racing in the inaugural United Rentals Driven to Serve 250 at Naval Base Coronado. It marked the first win for the legendary RCR team since unexpectedly losing its NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Busch four weeks ago a

STUART, Va. (June 17, 2026) – Jesse Love, the 2025 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series champion, will pilot the famed No. 21 Ford Mustang for Wood Brothers Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series beginning in 2027, the team announced today. Love will add his name to the long list of accomplished drivers who have competed for the Wood Brothers when he takes over the No. 21 beginning with the 2027 DAYTONA 500 at Daytona International Speedway. The Menlo Park, California, native has estab

Denny Hamlin, a driver for Joe Gibbs Racing, secured his record-setting eighth NASCAR Cup Series victory at the 2.5-mile Pocono track during the Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISITPA. Hamlin's No. 11 JGR Toyota triumphed over Tyler Reddick's No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota by 1.678 seconds in a strategic fuel-saving finish. This victory marks the first time in Hamlin's 21-year full-time career that he has won three consecutive races—following successes in Nashville, Michi

The race at Pocono Raceway for the O'Reilly Series' MillerTech Battery 250 on Saturday, June 13, was more a test of endurance than a typical speed competition. Justin Allgaier emerged victorious, marking his fifth win of the season and his second consecutive victory following his triumph in Nashville. Saturday's event was notably tumultuous, with the caution flag being raised 19 times throughout the 100-lap race. Eleven drivers were unable to complete the race due to various

Denny Hamlin received no boos following his victory burnout at Michigan International Speedway. With a black No. 18 flag in hand, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver celebrated his 63rd career victory by burning the tires of his No. 11 Toyota along the straightaway in tribute to Kyle Busch, his late teammate, whom he equaled for ninth place on the all-time win list in the NASCAR Cup Series. "Honestly, I had to outlast him to match his record," said Hamlin, who communicated, "We love

This marks Heim's 26th career victory and his first on the 2-mile Michigan high banks, bringing his series wins to 22 different tracks — the second-best record of all time. Only NASCAR Hall of Famer Ron Hornaday Jr. has more, with victories at 31 venues. Additionally, this is Heim's third win in just five Truck starts this season, occurring a week after he announced his full-time commitment to the championship-leading 23XI Racing organization in the NASCAR Cup Series for 2027

Patience was required at Gateway to discover the outcome of the ninth round of the season, which was notably interrupted due to rain. In total, the red flag waved for 50 minutes on the Missouri oval, but ultimately the scheduled 260 laps were completed, and Josef Newgarden continued his dominance of WorldWide Technology Raceway, winning there for the sixth time in his career The Team Penske driver, however, had to battle for most of the race against Marcus Ericsson (Andretti