When NASCAR announced that the side numbers on Cup Series cars were being moved up to near the front wheel well, there was a fair amount of skepticism. A big concern was how this would affect paint schemes in general, with the Trucks and Xfinity series remaining as is.
An early morning presser at his hometown race track is sadly where Kurt Busch’s full-time trek in the NASCAR Cup Series comes to a close. After missing close to the last two months with concussion issues, this wasn’t out of left field.
The Kyle Busch free agency saga is rapidly reaching its conclusion, and it appears his days at Joe Gibbs Racing are numbered. According to multiple reports from Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi of the Athletic, and Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports, his new home is decided.
This year’s Southern 500 is once again the start of the annual NASCAR Cup Series playoff for the second year in a row. With Kurt Busch still on the mend from his Pocono crash, this is also the first postseason that doesn’t feature a driver from the first Chase for the Cup in 2004
This weekend, NASCAR returns to Loudon, New Hampshire for the Ambetter 301.
In its 62nd year, the Quaker State will again be held in Atlanta, Georgia.
A week off from racing to celebrate Father’s Day will see NASCAR Cup Series racing return to action when the Ally 400 takes place in Nashville, Tennessee.
This Weekend’s action at Nashville Superspeedway is one of the final NASCAR weekends in the opening half of the season. Over four months in, there has been plenty of newsworthy headlines, as well as newly developing ones.
This weekend the series heads to Madison, Illinois for the Enjoy Illinois 300.
Following the race in Darlington, we move on to the AdventHealth 400 in Kansas City, Kansas.
Tomorrow, we have the Wise Power 400 race in Fontana, California.
Moving onto the back half of the NASCAR Cup Series drivers list is where a number of notable team moves happened. Brad Keselowski left Penske after a decade to become a driver-part owner over at now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
When NASCAR announced that the side numbers on Cup Series cars were being moved up to near the front wheel well, there was a fair amount of skepticism. A big concern was how this would affect paint schemes in general, with the Trucks and Xfinity series remaining as is.
An early morning presser at his hometown race track is sadly where Kurt Busch’s full-time trek in the NASCAR Cup Series comes to a close. After missing close to the last two months with concussion issues, this wasn’t out of left field.
The Kyle Busch free agency saga is rapidly reaching its conclusion, and it appears his days at Joe Gibbs Racing are numbered. According to multiple reports from Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi of the Athletic, and Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports, his new home is decided.
This year’s Southern 500 is once again the start of the annual NASCAR Cup Series playoff for the second year in a row. With Kurt Busch still on the mend from his Pocono crash, this is also the first postseason that doesn’t feature a driver from the first Chase for the Cup in 2004
This weekend, NASCAR returns to Loudon, New Hampshire for the Ambetter 301.
In its 62nd year, the Quaker State will again be held in Atlanta, Georgia.
A week off from racing to celebrate Father’s Day will see NASCAR Cup Series racing return to action when the Ally 400 takes place in Nashville, Tennessee.
This Weekend’s action at Nashville Superspeedway is one of the final NASCAR weekends in the opening half of the season. Over four months in, there has been plenty of newsworthy headlines, as well as newly developing ones.
This weekend the series heads to Madison, Illinois for the Enjoy Illinois 300.
Following the race in Darlington, we move on to the AdventHealth 400 in Kansas City, Kansas.
Tomorrow, we have the Wise Power 400 race in Fontana, California.
Moving onto the back half of the NASCAR Cup Series drivers list is where a number of notable team moves happened. Brad Keselowski left Penske after a decade to become a driver-part owner over at now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
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