NASCAR Cup

Even a damaged right side door couldn’t slow down Denny Hamlin on Saturday night. Hamlin scored his third career Sprint Unlimited win at Daytona International Speedway when a multi-car crash in turn one on the final lap during overtime brought out the caution.

To say that Brian Vickers appreciates the opportunity to drive the No. 14 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevrolet in place of injured Tony Stewart would be nothing short of a colossal understatement.

Jimmie Johnson will lead the field to green in Saturday night’s Sprint Unlimited at Daytona International Speedway, a non-points event for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

NASCAR announced new qualifying procedures for the Daytona 500 and new rule changes regarding points structure and green-white-checkered finishes for all three of its major tour series leading up to the season-opening events next week.

Under a newly announced agreement between NASCAR and Sprint Cup Series team owners, fields for races will drop from 43 to 40 cars, with 36 of those starting spots guaranteed to chartered teams.

As you walk toward the turn 1 side of Daytona International Speedway, outside the track, you’ll see a slogan in huge letters on the back side of the new grandstand.

Longtime radio broadcaster Barney Hall, considered by many to be the voice of NASCAR and the Motor Racing Network, passed away Tuesday, according to the MRN website.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series veteran David Ragan will join the BK Racing line-up to pilot the No. 23 Toyota Camry for the 2016 season. Ragan will join teammate Matt DiBenedetto at BK Racing, which will field two full-time Sprint Cup entries this season.

The NASCAR Hall of Fame inducted their seventh class of honorees on Saturday, adding five more iconic racing figures to the already illustrious names already enshrined in NASCAR’s glittering museum in downtown Charlotte, N.C.

The winter weather across the southeast has hit the NASCAR Hall of Fame induction ceremony.