[ad_1] The Daniel Dye suspension shows, once again, that NASCAR drivers need to be aware of what they say on social media, how their actions and words can be harmful and that NASCAR is willing to act when it determines a line has been crossed. As Dye was going through trading cars with fellow driver Brent Crews while watching an INDYCAR telecast on the streaming platform Whatnot, Dye mocked the
[ad_1] Darlington was good to Denny Hamlin in 2025. In the spring race, he took the checkered flag, and when the Cup Series went back in the fall, he finished seventh. Presently, the momentum is all his, as he comes into this weekend's race after holding off the field for a big win at Las Vegas. Can Hamlin keep it going at Darlington on Sunday, or will another driver get
[ad_1] These two drivers not only won their respective races in NASCAR and INDYCAR this past weekend, but they earned the respect of Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton. On the latest episode of "SPEED With Harvick and Buxton," the two hosts selected their Driver of the Week, and each went with the obvious choices: the victors. Kevin Harvick: NASCAR's Denny Hamlin Hamlin led for 134 laps at the Las Vegas
[ad_1] Denny Hamlin needed to rally last fall to win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. So having to rally again was no problem Sunday, especially with what appeared to be a more dominant car. Hamlin overcame a speeding penalty to lead 134 of the 267 laps to capture his second consecutive victory at the track and 61st in his career. Here are my takeaways: 1. Hamlin’s Record Book The victory
[ad_1] Alex Palou won the first race, Josef Newgarden won the second, but who will win the third race of the 2026 INDYCAR season? You'll have to tune in to find out. Following last weekend's Desert Double with both INDYCAR and NASCAR competing at Phoenix Raceway, the two series went their separate ways. And INDYCAR is ready to debut a new street course in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday. Here's how
[ad_1] What do the 98th Academy Awards have in common with sports? Well, as it turns out, a lot. Like the Super Bowl, March Madness, the Daytona 500 and other huge events whose appeal crosses over into pop culture, the Oscars attracts fans from all walks — including folks who like to place a few wagers on the action. And this year's Academy Awards features a handful of cinematographic works
[ad_1] Alex Bowman will remain sidelined for a second consecutive week as the Hendrick Motorsports driver continues to battle vertigo. Bowman will be replaced by JR Motorsports driver Justin Allgaier for this weekend’s race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Allgaier, a JR Motorsports driver in the O’Reilly Series (formerly Xfinity) who has 84 career Cup starts and does frequent at-track data-gathering testing for Chevrolet, won the O’Reilly race last March
[ad_1] When Ryan Blaney got into Victory Lane last week at Phoenix, he broke Tyler Reddick's three-win hot streak, while getting manufacturer Ford across the finish line for the first time this NASCAR season. Now, the Cup Series heads to Vegas for the Pennzoil 400, where neither is favored. Instead, Kyle Larson opened as the early favorite at +500. He's trailed closely by Denny Hamlin and Christopher Bell, who are
[ad_1] Here's what's happening this week Inside The Garage: Phoenix Raceway (Avondale, Ariz.) — The Team Penske drivers talked about how they felt pressure to perform when INDYCAR and NASCAR got together for a weekend of racing in the valley of the Arizona mountains. It made for a nice storyline. Ryan Blaney won the Cup race Sunday, the day after Penske teammate Josef Newgarden won the INDYCAR event. And he
[ad_1] Michael Jordan's 23XI has been the belle of the ball this year, as the team has won the first three races of the NASCAR season. More specifically, Tyler Reddick — the driver of the No. 45 car — has won the first three races, getting into Victory Lane at the Daytona 500, at EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta and at Circuit of the Americas. Not only has that winning streak
