NASCAR Cup

Hendrick Motorsports driver William Byron arrived in Fort Worth this weekend as both the most recent NASCAR Cup Series winner—at Martinsville, Va., last week—and the defending EchoPark winner.

Dawsonville's Chase Elliott may not have gotten the win on Sunday at Martinsville, but he was in contention on the final restart.

William Byron took the lead with 73 laps to go and held onto it during a two-lap overtime finish Sunday to enhance Hendrick Motorsports' celebration of its 40-year anniversary of its first victory in racing with a victory in the NASCAR Cup Series at Martinsville Speedway.

One of NASCAR's top track owners deleted social media posts made earlier Friday morning in a back-and-forth spat with top driver Denny Hamlin that began when Hamlin criticized the repaving of Sonoma Raceway in California.

For six years after the turn of the century, Hendrick Motorsports owned Martinsville Speedway, at least in terms of competition on the track.

Denny Hamlin won the race off pit road with Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Martin Truex Jr. after a caution with two laps to go and won in overtime at Richmond Raceway on Sunday night.

Kyle Larson claimed his first pole position of the 2024 season Saturday afternoon to lead an all Hendrick Motorsports front row for Sunday’s Toyota Owner’s 400 at Richmond (Va.) Raceway.

It’s been a fast and furious start to the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season, with race records and competitive championship standings reflecting the pace.

Darlington Raceway will pay tribute to the late NASCAR Hall of Famer Cale Yarborough by displaying his No. 29 1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass during its throwback weekend at the Goodyear 400 in May.

Hendrick Motorsports has a lot to be happy about as the team barrels toward its big 40th-anniversary celebration in two weeks.