INDIANAPOLIS — As teams kicked off on-track preparation for next month’s Indianapolis 500, it was a trio of former winners — including the two-time-defending race-winner — atop the timing ...

Bubba Wallace has expressed his thoughts on 23XI Racing fielding a fourth Cup Series entry at the Kansas Speedway.

XI Racing and TRICON Garage driver Corey Heim was made available to the media on Saturday prior to practice for the NASCAR race weekend at Kansas Speedway.

This is an era of change for NASCAR, especially as it pertains to the schedule, with street courses and new location exhibition races becoming a new normal across the industry. However, one thing ...

But how to end the season early will be difficult in coming years, especially if the NFL adds an 18th regular-season game and moves the Super Bowl back a week into when the Daytona 500 typically is.

KANSAS ENTRY LISTS: Cup Series | Truck Series Not only is Xfinity Series regular Brandon Jones making a start this weekend with Tricon Garage, but Cup drivers William Byron and Carson Hocevar will be ...

The NASCAR Cup series moves from Texas to Kansas City for the next race on the calendar. The Kansas Speedway will host the AdventHealth 400 race on May 11. The 1.

Not only is Xfinity Series regular Brandon Jones making a start this weekend with Tricon Garage, but Cup drivers William Byron and Carson Hocevar will also be in the field Saturday night under the ...

NASCAR legend Tony Stewart has offered a brutally honest verdict on the state of the Daytona 500. Stewart is deeply entrenched in the NASCAR world, not only as a three-time Cup Series champion but ...

The 22-year-old Heim led the race six times for a race-high 96 laps, but on the first Overtime attempt, the driver of the No. 11 TRICON Garage Toyota Tundra nearly lost the lead in a three-wide ...

Quite the contrary. Heim’s 14th career win was anything but easy. The driver of the No. 11 Tricon Garage Toyota and Craftsman Truck Series points leader had to survive two overtimes at Texas ...

Do the recent Daytona 500 victories of drivers like Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Austin Cindric and Michael McDowell mean less than those of yesteryear? One NASCAR legend thinks so. OK, so Tony Stewart ...