NASCAR Cup Series

The NASCAR Hall of Fame continued its tradition of paying tribute to the sport’s past Saturday night with the induction of Dale Earnhardt Jr., Charles “Red” Farmer and the late Mike Stefanik.

The reigning NASCAR Xfinity Series champion is scheduled to pilot Kaulig Racing's No. 16 Cup entry for the 64th running of the Great American Race.

The Unadilla, Georgia, native is scheduled for a multi-Cup effort with RWR, beginning with the 2022 Daytona 500.

“It’s like any other sport, you have to be passionate about what you do. You have to give it 110% every day, that’s the key. You can’t halfway something, you have to put your mind to it and be the best you can be."

The 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship-winning crew chief is set to become a full-time Cup Series crew chief for rookie Harrison Burton and the No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford team in 2022.

Most of the NASCAR post-season reviews will focus primarily on statistics such as races won and laps led as a way to assess a particular driver’s season. By any measure, the 2021 Cup Series champion, Kyle Larson, had an extraordinary year.

Kyle Larson used a quick late-race pit stop to take the lead at Phoenix and held on to win and claim his first Cup championship.

The Elk Grove, California, native fended off Martin Truex Jr. in a 24-lap shootout to win for the 10th time in 2021 and for his first NASCAR Cup Series championship in the desert state.

Hendrick Motorsports drivers Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott will face off against Joe Gibbs Racing drivers Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex Jr. for the NASCAR Cup Series title Sunday afternoon.

The Welcome, North Carolina, native is primed to achieve a milestone start in his eighth full-time season in NASCAR's premier series.