Daniel Suarez found himself joining an exclusive list featuring just four other drivers when he scored his first NASCAR Cup Series win on Sunday.
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Martin Truex Jr.'s NASCAR Cup Series future has been the subject of speculation for quite some time, but his recent comments may have hinted at an answer.
Jimmie Johnson recently stated his interest in returning to NASCAR, specifically running the Memorial Day Double. Now a potential opening has become clear.
The NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Portland International Raceway saw plenty of action, but what followed the race could carry over into the future.
Trackhouse Racing Team expanded the NASCAR world with PROJECT91. But their 2023 lineup should involve a familiar name: Jimmie Johnson.
The ultimate "double duty" for any NASCAR driver is being able to race the Coca-Cola 600 and the Indy 500. Here are five drivers who could do just that.
When Chip Ganassi sold his NASCAR team to Trackhouse Racing Team, change ensued throughout the sport, causing a ripple effect for all teams involved.
A former NASCAR Cup Series champion shouldn't usually be considered a journeyman, but Kurt Busch's career makes him arguably the greatest.
NASCAR has not been a stranger to rumors regarding their ambition to land more manufacturers, and a recent interview gives fans new hope.
Stewart-Haas Racing must fill at least one seat for the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season, and they might have to look outside of the organization for a driver.
As a sport which prides itself on hard work, determination, and a great amount of skill, should NASCAR be stricter in terms of who exactly competes?
Throughout the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season, one driver has been able to rile fanbases of some of the sport's most popular drivers.
Kyle Larson returned to NASCAR last season after being fired for his off-track actions. This season, his actions on the track may catch up to him.
Chase Elliott has found himself in the midst of conflict with several NASCAR drivers, but his latest rival doesn't have the merit he thinks he deserves.
NASCAR lost Dale Earnhardt in a tragic accident more than two decades ago. But his legacy will live on following a recent announcement.
Ty Gibbs has risen up the NASCAR ranks in a short time, but he has started to earn a reputation for his driving and name, leaving himself a short leash.
The 2022 NASCAR season has seen several finishes involving heavy contact, leading some to question if "driver code" has been abandoned.
Though not in the Xfinity Series or the Cup Series, Ryan Newman found himself making a quiet return to NASCAR in a touring series over the weekend.
Since his victory at Talladega Superspeedway last October, Brandon Brown's quest for NASCAR sponsorship has been an interesting journey.
Tom Brady recently announced his plans to unretire, just over a month after the initial announcement was made. Which NASCAR drivers could do the same?