[ad_1] Ryan Preece put a new twist on win-and-in for the NASCAR postseason. Preece took the lead on the final lap and snatched the victory in the regular-season finale when the caution came out at Daytona International Speedway. The win launched him to 16th in the standings and gave him the final spot in NASCAR’s revamped Chase, which no longer has automatic bids to a driver who wins a race.
[ad_1] The NASCAR Cup Series regular-season finale will race this weekend at Daytona, as the Coke Zero 400 gets the green flag on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 7:30 p.m. ET. The week after Daytona, the postseason will begin. And this year, that looks a little different now that Cup has returned to The Chase format. Will the favorite Joey Logano capture the checkered flag or will a long shot emerge
[ad_1] The NASCAR 2027 series schedules have been announced. Here are the main changes for each series: In Cup, NASCAR has moved the Clash from Bowman Gray Stadium to Daytona. It has moved the All-Star race from Dover to North Wilkesboro, with Dover now having a points race (and North Wilkesboro not having one). In O'Reilly, Rockingham is off the schedule, as is one of the Atlanta races. North Wilkesboro
[ad_1] NASCAR enters its last regular-season race with three playoff spots on the line and a new rules package. Here are my thoughts on a few questions going into the event: Who Gets The Last Few Playoff Spots? There are five drivers vying for three spots — Bubba Wallace, Austin Cindric, Shane van Gisbergen, Ryan Preece and Brad Keselowski. Preece and Keselowski are the two drivers on the outside looking
[ad_1] Country music icon Dolly Parton died on Tuesday at the age of 80. The legendary singer-songwriter was best known for her music and acting career in film and television, but was also very involved in the sports world, from the NFL to the Olympics. Here are some Dolly Parton's best sports moments: Parton was the halftime show performer for the Thanksgiving game between the Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Commanders
[ad_1] Ryan Blaney won for the third time of the year, as he paced the field for 115 of the final 164 laps at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. It was his second win in five races, and it has Blaney feeling good. The NASCAR Chase starts in just two weeks. Only the regular-season finale Saturday at Daytona remains before NASCAR cements its 16-driver field. Thirteen of those drivers are set
[ad_1] Connor Zilisch won 10 O’Reilly Series races last year but has struggled this year as a rookie in the NASCAR Cup Series. Currently, he sits 34th in the Cup standings. However, after the 2027 season, the 20-year-old will leave Trackhouse Racing and will join Hendrick Motorsports. Zilisch will replace Alex Bowman, who already has announced his retirement after next season. Hendrick has signed Zilisch to a multi-year deal and Ally
[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Jeff Gordon enjoyed a trip down memory lane by winning both of the International Race of Champions events Saturday on the streets of Washington, D.C. ahead of INDYCAR's Freedom 250 on Sunday. The 10-lap exhibition races featured eight famous drivers who had competed in the previous version of IROC, a series that pitted the best from various forms of motorsports into equally prepared cars. In Pontiac Firebirds,
[ad_1] Denny Hamlin is back on top after he finished fourth at Richmond. It was his fourth consecutive top five and his fifth in the last six races. Christopher Bell finished seventh to end his string of second-place finishes and as a result, he dropped a couple of spots. Here are my power rankings entering this weekend’s race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Dropped out: Bubba Wallace (Last Week: 6),
[ad_1] There are just two races left in the NASCAR season before The Chase begins. And there are only nine spots left for drivers to lock into the postseason. The penultimate regular-season race is this Sunday, Aug. 23, as the Cup Series goes to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the Dollar Tree 301. Will the favorite Ryan Blaney get win No. 3 or will another driver emerge from the field
