NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS): Camry drivers Matt Kenseth (10th), Denny Hamlin (13th) and Clint Bowyer (15th) currently rank in the top-15 in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) point standings.
Auto Club Speedway is close to the top when it comes to Sam Hornish Jr.'s list of favorite tracks. Like Phoenix, it's a track where he's found success in both stock cars and open wheel racing. Hornish holds the record for the fastest closed-circuit race ever in the Verizon IndyCar Series with an average speed of 207.151 mph over 400 miles, which he set at the two-mile track in 2003.
Straight out of Concord, Roush Fenway Racing returns to the Golden State for the third-leg of the West coast swing as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) heads to the Auto Club Speedway (ACS) in Fontana, Calif. a track that has seen a Roush Fenway Ford visit Victory Lane 15 times.
For Truex and his No. 78 Furniture Row/Denver Mattress Chevrolet it doesn’t seem to make a difference if the race is contested in the Eastern or Pacific time zones. Early success for the Mayetta, N.J. native has been achieved in both areas of the country.
"California is always a favorite stop for me because it's home. We have so many family and friends still in the area who were so good to us when we were just getting started. We try to see everybody when we go back and show our gratitude for everything they did for me and my family.
“It’s just a great place and it has quickly become a favorite racetrack for drivers,” Allmendinger said “There are so many different types of lines you can run. The racing side-by-side is always great. Last year, it was so fantastic to finish in the top-10 and it was cool to see the grandstands full.
“It’s nice to finish in the top five here, which has been a place we have struggled at before. We’ve got a little work to do for sure though but I’m pleased with our result because a lot of the guys had a lot more tires than us at the end. They just kept running new tires and we had one shot at it and to do a 1:07.62 felt nice. It should have had a five in it but that would have been about it."
Will Power, who has won twice at Barber Motorsports Park and was the Verizon P1 Award winner for the 2014 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, posted the quickest lap of the two-day Verizon IndyCar Series test of the new aerodynamic bodywork supplied by Chevrolet and Honda at the 2.38-mile, 17-turn road course.
In 25 Cup events at Fontana, Hendrick Motorsports has nine wins, five pole positions, 31 top-five finishes and 44 top-10s. A victory this weekend would make Fontana the 11th track where Hendrick Motorsports has 10 or more wins.
Elliott Sadler will make his 11th NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) start at Auto Club Speedway (ACS) this Saturday afternoon in Fontana, CA. In Sadler’s previous 10 starts, he has one pole award, three top-five and six top-10 finishes at ACS. Sadler has also led 60 laps at ACS in the NXS.
Richard Childress Racing announced today that Austin Hill will take the next step in his racing career in 2027, driving the organization’s No. 33 Chevrolet full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Michael McDowell and Spire Motorsports as driver and team balance their collective travel demands across a 38-race schedule spanning February - November.
The 2011 Southern 500 champion from Cato, New York, will drive Kaulig Racing's No. 25 'Free Agent' RAM 1500 entry at Bristol in September and Charlotte in October during the Chase.
A classic collection of white diamonds alongside other gemstones, comparing weight, temperature and texture directly by hand for themselves at leisure.
Team Penske’s Ryan Blaney won Sunday’s Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, earning his third NASCAR Cup Series victory of the 2026 season and the 20th win of his Cup Series career.
