Xfinity Series

From the season’s beginning on the Daytona high banks to Saturday night’s very final laps of racing at Homestead-Miami Speedway the 2019 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship battle was intense.

Tyler Reddick raced his way into the history books on Saturday, becoming as the first NASCAR Xfinity Series driver to win back-to-back series titles with two different teams.

Justin Allgaier’s timing was impeccable. After a pit road speeding penalty and a subsequent spin KO’d the winning chances of polesitter Christopher Bell, Allgaier took full advantage...

Christopher Bell made it a Lone Star sweep at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday night. Bell made the final pass for the lead with a shove from Austin Cindric on the final restart...

After Saturday’s Kansas Lottery 300 took a sharp turn with 16 laps left, Georgia’s Brandon Jones sped away on two straight restarts to collect his first NASCAR Xfinity Series victory...

In his 100th NASCAR Xfinity Series start, Cole Custer conquered the Monster Mile. Custer held off a hungry field of Playoff contenders on a restart with seven laps to go...

There would no disqualifications this time around for A.J. Allmendinger. The part-time NASCAR Xfinity Series driver and road course ace played the role of the playoff spoiler...

Eager to add a NASCAR Xfinity Series championship to his resume in perhaps his final season in the series, Christopher Bell made an emphatic statement...

Tyler Reddick and his Richard Childress Racing Team gambled and hit the jackpot at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Saturday evening. They took a chance on fuel mileage...

It was more of the same for Kyle Busch in Saturday’s Indiana 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but “more of the same” was anything but easy.