NASCAR Cup Series

Toyota Takes on Texas… Toyota NASCAR drivers are set to compete at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend, which is located just 35 miles from its Texas headquarters in Plano. Toyota currently leads the manufacturer point standings in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS), NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) and NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series (NGOTS) on the strength of 10 wins across NASCAR’s three national series this season.

Only six races into the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season and Brad Keselowski became the second multi-time winner last weekend, posting the most dominating performance of the year. He led 446 of 500 laps to claim the win at Martinsville Speedway. It’s his fourth top-three finish already as he also won at Atlanta Motor Speedway, has a runner-up finish at Las Vegas and a third-place finish at California.

Atlanta Motor Speedway is launching another “Fans First” initiative promising to enhance guest experience when NASCAR returns for its annual stop in Georgia next year.

Veteran actor can currently be seen in revival of DC Universe's live-action superhero series Doom Patrol Will pace the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series field...

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Roush Fenway won both the first MENCS (Jeff Burton) and NASCAR Xfinity Series (Mark Martin) races at Texas in 1997. Burton began the afternoon from the fifth position and led 60 laps en route to the inaugural victory.

Paul Menard and the No. 21 Motorcraft/Quick Lane team head to Texas Motor Speedway ready to put the new handling package to its first Texas test and continue their climb up the Monster Energy Cup Series points standings.

Some of the changes are interesting. Moving the season-ending event matters not, as Homestead has never become an iconic event in most minds anyway. Adding a third short track is good. Keeping the roval in Charlotte as part of the mix is fine. Adding some tradition with the Southern 500 becoming even more meaningful actually comes across as a fine idea.

On Tuesday, NASCAR announced the 2020 schedule for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. It's the biggest schedule realignment in over a decade. After sleeping on it overnight, I have some thoughts on the matter.

Fans can take their race day experience to the next level during Talladega Superspeedway’s 50thanniversary celebration with premium seating upgrade options such as the Paddock Club and Premium Boxes during the track’s much-anticipated weekend, April 27-28, featuring the GEICO 500 and MoneyLion 300.