NASCAR Cup

From a marathon to a sprint. From NASCAR’s longest race to the shortest ever at Charlotte Motor Speedway’s 1.5-mile oval. From four 100-lap stages to three stages of 55, 60 and 93 laps, respectively.

NASCAR on Monday suspended three critical crew members for Denny Hamlin's team because a piece of tungsten fell off his car on the pace lap before the Coca-Cola 600.

At the end of Sunday night’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, it looked like a step in the right direction for Jimmie Johnson.

Over the closing laps of Sunday night’s Coca-Cola 600, Brad Keselowski watched Chase Elliott disappearing ahead of him. It looked like he would have to settle for a second place finish.

NASCAR had been planning sweeping changes for 2021 in hopes of finding new fans and adding some energy to a staid, stale schedule. The coronavirus pandemic put those plans on hold...

Around the turn of the century, Ford drivers—and, specifically, Roush Fenway Racing drivers—owned the Coca-Cola 600.

When three of Stewart-Haas Racing’s NASCAR Cup Series drivers fire their engines for the Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday, each of their racecars will bear on their windshields the name of a U.S. Army soldier...

Kyle Busch is NASCAR's reigning Cup champion and the resident villain of the series. Chase Elliott has been voted most popular driver the last two years and is quickly building a loyal and rabid fan base.

Wait, what's this? A late week edition of the Hard Left Turn podcast? What kind of madness is this?

If it’s a race at Darlington, it’s bound to be one to remember. Denny Hamlin was out front of Wednesday night’s NASCAR Cup Series Toyota 500 when the skies opened up over Darlington Raceway, soaking the track for the second time on the night.