Chase Briscoe

Brown continues to hold sole possession of the final spot to the 12-car Xfinity Playoff field by 31 points over Clements with five regular-season races remaining.

The Mitchell, Indiana, native reignited his season-long momentum by claiming his sixth victory of the season following an Xfinity doubleheader at the Monster Mile.

Cindric, a four-time Xfinity Series race winner of 2020, will lead the field to the start of the inaugural Daytona RC event in NASCAR's new competition-based formula.

A year ago it was obvious that the NASCAR Xfinity Series championship was going to be settled between three drivers from three different camps:...

The trio of Xfinity Series regulars started strong and emerged with strong performances in the first Kentucky race of the week.

The full-time Xfinity driver representing Team Penske held off the field in an overtime shootout to claim his first oval victory at the Bluegrass State.

The Indiana native persevered over a late three-car battle against a pair of road-course ringers to grab his first win on his hometrack.

The Indiana native rallies from a late incident and survives a caution-filled race to claim a thrilling victory at Pocono.

From a penalty to victory lane in a span of two days, Chase Briscoe outlasted the field in two overtime attempts to claim a thrilling win in the Contender Boats 250 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, the second of a series doubleheader weekend in Miami.

Briscoe's team was hit with a major penalty as a result of the ballast that separated from his car prior to the race. As a result of violating rule 12.5.2.7.4.d. from the NASCAR RuleBook, crew chief Richard Boswell, car chief Nick Hutchins and engineer D.J. Vanderley have been suspended for the next four series races