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NASCAR's return to Darlington for the Playoffs in September is clear to feature limited fans in attendance.

The Oklahoma native is set to become the fifth driver to pilot Joe Gibbs Racing's No. 20 car in the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series season.

Six spots remain vacant and two competitors each trail the Playoff cutline by 26 points following an eventful Cup doubleheader weekend at the Irish Hills.

Top-12 runs at the Irish Hills kept teammates Byron and Johnson in contention for a postseason berth.

Kyle Busch and Aric Almirola cap off the Michigan doubleheader with top-10 runs and in stable position of making the Playoffs.

After many second-place finishes, Riley Herbst continued Joe Gibbs Racing's 2020 ARCA winning streak at Michigan International Speedway and scored the fourth checkered flag of the year under the JGR banner.

Blaine Perkins in his No. 9 Sunrise Ford Bob Bruncati entry was able to fend off hard charger Gracie Trotter for his second victory of the race weekend. The victory was a sweep for Perkins, the California native, who also won Friday night at Evergreen Speedway.

The South Carolina journeyman is set to achieve a significant milestone start at Road America while he continues to battle for a postseason berth.

NASCAR today announced two competition procedure changes that it will implement ahead of the Playoffs in all three national series.

NASCAR today announced the final installment of events in the revised 2020 schedule, including the full Playoffs schedule for all three national series.