Xfinity Series

Seconds after crossing the finish line .715 seconds ahead of runner-up Kyle Busch, Austin Dillon summed up Saturday’s TreatMyClot.com 300 in one short sentence.

Kyle Busch calls it a “knack.” His rivals might refer to the continuing saga of Kyle Busch at Phoenix International Raceway as absolute dominance.

When Kyle Busch finally broke his home-court jinx at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, he did it in style.

There are not a lot of tracks on the NASCAR Xfinity Series tour that Kyle Busch has not won at. Going into Saturday, Atlanta Motor Speedway was one of them. But not anymore.

For Chase Elliott, racing on the short tracks around the southeast meant sometimes having to bump against someone to edge out the win.

Ty Dillon proved that he will make the famous No. 3 one to be reckoned with in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series opener.

NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France unveiled a new “Chase”-style elimination format that will be used to decide the series champion in both the NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in 2016.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Chris Buescher had stripped his firesuit to his waist and was off to another photo opp when a street vendor near the Rocky Balboa statue shouted for him to stop.

Chris Buescher won his first-career NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship in Saturday’s Ford EcoBoost 300 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, beating out defending series champion Chase Elliott for the title in just his second full season in the series.

Chris Buescher isn’t fond of points racing or being cautious. But when it comes to Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series Ford EcoBoost 300 season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, he might have to do a little of both.