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The Ladera Ranch, California, native wraps up the 2020 NASCAR Cup Rookie-of-the-Year Award and as the lone rookie contender to make the Playoffs.

The 2014 Cup champion was officially awarded the regular-season title as he begins his quest for a second drivers' title.

The seven-time Cup Series champion will not contend for a record-setting eighth title in his final season in NASCAR after missing the Playoffs following a late wreck at Daytona.

The Grass Valley, California, native secured the final spot to the 2020 Cup Playoffs following a 12th-place run at Daytona.

When Bubba Wallace began speaking up as a person of color, it set in motion the greatest paradigm shift in a sport that has received years of flak for being predominantly white and predominantly male. Wallace saw his chance to use his platform as a person of color to help push awareness of the systemic racism which plagues America. Of course; he's a human being who has been vocal on what it's like to be profiled as a black person in America. This in the face of a constant stream of brutality and racism, and the fact that he put his best foot forward did not go unnoticed.

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 2014 Cup champion will lead the field to the start of the 2020 regular-season finale at the World Center of Racing in Daytona Beach, Florida.

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.