NASCAR Cup

Chase Elliott will drive his father's iconic No. 9 next season in a number swap at Hendrick Motorsports. William Byron will take the No. 24, made famous by Jeff Gordon. The No. 5 will not be fielded for the first time since 1984.

In the latest edition of the Hard Left Turn podcast with Brandon Reed and Katie B. there's a candid discussion about why NASCAR should stop allowing Cup drivers to compete in the Xfinity and Camping World Truck series, among other things.

Kyle Busch scored his second-career Bristol three-race sweep with a victory in Saturday night’s Bristol Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway, taking his former protégé and future teammate Erik Jones...

Of the drivers still fighting for Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series playoff spots on points, Chase Elliott is highest in the standings. But that doesn’t mean the seventh-place points position has the driver of the No. 24...

After 27 starts in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, rookie Erik Jones capture his first-career Coors Light Pole Award after taking the top spot in Friday’s qualifying session for Saturday night’s Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Brad Keselowski is closing his truck series team at the end of the season, a decision that in part came down to him losing money on the venture.

Clint Bowyer’s bubble picture looks OK. Not great, but OK. He doesn’t exactly need a win to make the playoffs, but that’s certainly the easiest path.

Hard Left Turn with Brandon Reed and Katie B. Davis is a casual conversation about the latest happenings in the world of NASCAR and on short tracks nation- and area-wide.

With three races left before the playoffs start, Joey Logano is on the outside looking in. His failure to qualify so far is arguably the biggest surprise of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season in terms of performance.

Sitting in his racecar during a red flag delay near the end of Sunday’s Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway, Kyle Larson pondered the possible routes to an overtime victory.