The 2023 ARCA Menards Series champion from Menlo Park, California, notched his notched his first career victory at Talladega in April, made the 2024 Xfinity Playoffs and finished eighth in the final standings during his first full-time campaign in the Xfinity circuit with Richard Childress Racing.
The National Motorsports Press Association upheld Trackhouse Racing's penalties originally levied for violating the Member Code of Conduct section from the NASCAR Rule Book following the team's on-track actions from this past weekend's Playoff event at Martinsville.
Three Cup Series teams (Nos. 1, 3 and 23) have been docked 50 driver/owner points and fined $100,000 apiece for violating NASCAR's Member Conduct sections in the Rule Book amid acts of manipulation and providing on-track advantages for respective Playoff manufacturer competitors during the Round of 8 finale at Martinsville.
A one-race suspension issued to Conner Jones, an L1-level penalty levied to Layne Riggs' No. 38 Front Row Motorsports Ford team and three Xfinity crew chiefs fined for lug nut violations highlight this past weekend's NASCAR penalty report at Homestead.
is now bound for the Xfinity Series championship battle in 2024 after capping off a dominant run with a victory in the Credit One NASCAR AMEX Credit 300 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
The 2020 Truck Series champion from Alpine, California, is scheduled to achieve a milestone start in his third full-time season as a competitor in the Xfinity Series.
The 2018 Daytona 500 champion from Welcome, North Carolina, is scheduled to achieve a milestone start in his 11th full-time season in NASCAR's premier series.
The 30-year-old Hill from Winston, Georgia, led the final 12 of 163-scheduled laps and fended off final lap charges from Chandler Smith and Corey Heim to notch his third Xfinity Series victory of the 2024 season and his fourth at his home track.
The 2018 Daytona 500 champion from Welcome, North Carolina, officially faces a "must-win" scenario entering the 2024 Cup Series regular-season finale at Darlington Raceway to race his way back into Playoff contention after being denied a final overturn attempt of his Richmond penalties from the Final Appeal Officer.
The 2018 Daytona 500 champion from Welcome, North Carolina, remains in a "must-win" situation to make the 2024 Cup Series Playoffs after the National Motorsports Appeals Panel upholds the penalties levied to Dillon and Richard Childress Racing at Richmond.
