NASCAR Cup

A single word defined the late Benny Parsons: Beloved. It mattered not whether you were fellow competitor, race fan or television viewer. Parsons was more than just a top Cup series driver or broadcaster.

To the surprise of no one, Mark Martin continued to win races at the highest level well past an age when most competitors have hung up their helmets.

Journeyman stock car racer Richard Childress caught lightning in a bottle, not once but twice. NASCAR’s only driver strike, on the eve of the 1969 inaugural race at Talladega Superspeedway, gave Childress the opportunity...

As one of early stock car racing’s most successful car owners, it is appropriate that Raymond Parks captured the first two championships offered by the fledgling National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, an organization Parks helped form in 1947.

There will be no more backflips for Carl Edwards, who officially announced today that after a 14-year career in NASCAR, he’s calling it quits. For now.

Twenty years after it was last resurfaced, Atlanta Motor Speedway’s racing surface is scheduled to be repaved this spring, following the March 3-5 NASCAR Weekend triple-header. Work is scheduled to begin in late March...

The past year has been an eventful one in the world of motorsports, to say the least. Stories from NASCAR, IndyCar, NHRA Drag Racing and various short track series and short track events took center stage throughout the year...

NASCAR started the 2016 season with a lot of new and interesting storylines. From the new Team Charter system that guaranteed drivers and teams starting spots to the new aero package that promised closer racing...

NASCAR unveiled the mark and name for its premier series Monday, which will become the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series beginning in 2017.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. left Wednesday’s test session at Darlington Raceway feeling strong and more confident than ever.