A pair of former Xfinity champions turned current Cup veterans are set to crack the top 15 in consecutive starts in NASCAR's premier series at the World Center of Racing.
The veteran from South Bend, Indiana, is set to reach a significant milestone start across NASCAR's three major division series at the World Center of Racing.
The four-time race-winning NASCAR Xfinity Series team based in Welcome, North Carolina, is set to surpass a milestone start with its three-car operation at the World Center of Racing in its fifth season of existence.
The long, bizarre 2020 NASCAR Cup Series regular season set to span seven months is set to conclude and come full circle at Daytona International Speedway.
The 2020 Formula One schedule will consist a total of 17 Grand Prix races, with Turkey, Bahrain/Sakhir and Abu Dhabi to round out the season from mid-November to mid-December.
Brown continues to hold sole possession of the final spot to the 12-car Xfinity Playoff field by 31 points over Clements with five regular-season races remaining.
Four competitors remain in points-scoring position for the final three spots to the 2020 Cup Playoffs following a doubleheader weekend at the Monster Mile.
Four points separate two Hendrick Motorsports' teammates and champions for a spot in the 2020 Cup Playoffs following a doubleheader weekend at the Monster Mile.
The 2014 Cup champion recorded his seventh victory of the season, a milestone win for Ford and he clinched the regular-season title following the second event of the weekend at the Monster Mile.
Spire Motorsports has logged one top five, four top 10s and one pole award. Corey LaJoie owns the team's best finish, a fourth-place effort earned in October 2023.
NHRA announced today that “Chasing Speed,” a six-part docuseries that recently aired on VICE TV, will debut in full on NHRA’s YouTube page on Wednesday.
