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A strategic top-10 result at Kansas moves William Byron and the No. 24 team back into contention for the 2020 Cup Playoffs.

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

The second-generation driver from Dawsonville, GA, prevailed in a late shootout against NASCAR's elite to win the million dollar prize at Thunder Valley.

In his return since being diagnosed with COVID-19, the seven-time Cup champion had a potential-winning shot derailed by a late incident at the Bluegrass State.

The Illinois native was involved in an early incident that ended his interim role in the iconic No. 48 car early.

The two-time Cup champion from Las Vegas will become the 36th driver to reach the 550-start milestone at Indianapolis.

Despite being behind in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup win column, Chevrolets face the likeliest chance to succeed at Talladega for Sunday's 1000Bulbs.com 500...

Chase Elliott - “Any time you run good somewhere, whether you win it or not, it’s always nice to go back. It makes you feel a little more confident. It will be a special weekend going back. That was a big moment for us last year and hopefully we can do that well again.”

Nationwide announced Wednesday that they will end their sponsorship with the Hendrick Motorsports No. 88 team with driver Alex Bowman at the end of the 2019 season.

With four different crashes in the final seven laps, Chase Elliott emerged victorious in the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway in the NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series.