Just as he did last year, William Byron is setting a blistering pace to a NASCAR Cup Series season, but he has a strong collection of contenders who will be looking to dethrone him on Easter Sunday in Virginia’s capital.
The first six races of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series have featured five different winners as the series moves under the lights for Sunday night’s Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway. The competition has been fast and fierce, with an
It’s been a fast and furious start to the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season, with race records and competitive championship standings reflecting the pace. And there’s plenty of reason to expect that high-level of competition to continue with Sunday night’s
Polesitter William Byron used a quick final pit stop to win the NASCAR Cup Series’ first road-course race of 2024, the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas on Sunday in Austin, Texas. Byron passed Ross Chastain
Max Verstappen’s win streak ended at nine after a brake fire cut short his race on Sunday at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz took advantage and captured the checkered flag as Verstappen dealt with smoke coming
Charles Leclerc set the fastest lap in free practice two to end day one of the race weekend in Melbourne at the Albert Park Circuit. Leclerc was ahead of Max Verstappen and his teammate Carlos Sainz.
In a thrilling final qualifying round, Hendrick Motorsports driver William Byron was able to hold on to the pole position despite a 94.685 mph run by Joe Gibbs Racing’s Ty Gibbs, whose slight bobble in the final turns — in
Denny Hamlin became the season’s fifth different winner in five races by surviving a strange tire-wear battle at Bristol Motor Speedway Sunday, taking the victory in the Food City 500 in Bristol, Tenn.
Four points races, four different winners. That speaks to the competitiveness of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series, where Christopher Bell added his name to the list last weekend following a win in the second Duel at Daytona last month.