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Fans will now have the opportunity to own a one-of-kind piece of memorabilia from the first-ever NASCAR All-Star race at the Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.

The Arizona native reaches a significant milestone in his third full-time season driving for HMS in the Cup Series.

The 2014 Cup champion is set to become the 17th competitor to achieve 700 starts in NASCAR's premier series.

The 2018 Cup champion will reach a significant milestone across NASCAR's three national division series at the Lone Star state.

The Floridian for Stewart-Haas Racing becomes the second multi-pole winner by random draw for a Cup Series race.

For some, it's rocket science. The same morons who no doubt grudgingly wear their face mask in public underneath their noses are the same folks stuck in Talladega a month ago, looking for any reason they can to discredit Wallace. "LOL Bubba Smollett!" Actually, Wallace didn't find the noose, his crew did. "It was fake!" Actually, the noose was there awhile - talk about poor coincidence. "NASCAR is pandering to Wallace!" Well Karen, if you weren't boasting about wanting to drag Wallace around pit road with your truck's bumper then maybe his crew and the NASCAR officials wouldn't feel like they need to be on their guard.

What was looking like a sure-fire entry into the All-Star Race at Bristol by Bubba Wallace and his No. 43 Richard Petty Motorsports team...

Austin Cindric's victories at Kentucky Speedway shake up the Xfinity Series Playoff field picture in the second half of 2020.

Cole Custer's win at Kentucky Speedway shakes the 2020 Cup Playoff field with nine races remaining to the regular season.

Strong top-10 results at Kentucky extends momentum for Kurt Busch and Ryan Blaney through the 2020 Cup regular season.