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With three kids, Joey Logano keeps as busy off track as on track.
CONCORD, N.C. — Four drivers will be eliminated from playoff contention Sunday at the Charlotte Roval, but the driver to watch could be one who is not racing for a championship.
JR Motorsports has all four of its full-time drivers advance to the Round of 8.
Bubba Wallace said of his meeting Saturday with Denny Hamlin: “It was a good, heart-to-heart conversation.”
Tyler Reddick will be joined by Shane van Gisbergen on the front row for Sunday’s Cup playoff elimination race.
Tyler Reddick’s wife Alexa took their son to hospital last week and wrote on Instagram that he was showing signs of heart failure.
NASCAR also includes declarations from some Cup owners, including Rick Hendrick, voicing their support for the charter system.
Chip Bowers was with the Golden State Warriors when they won three NBA championships.
Zane Smith was uninjured in the crash, which saw his car ride along the wall on two wheels last weekend at Kansas Speedway.
NASCAR cites Carson Hocevar for his actions after he was involved in a crash at Kansas.
Andy Street takes over the No. 8 while Randall Burnett will continue to work with the team before moving to Trackhouse Racing to be Connor Zilisch’s crew chief after this season.
Shane van Gisbergen goes for five in a row on road courses Sunday.
Tyler Reddick and Ross Chastain are among the drivers below the cutline and in jeopardy of being eliminated Sunday.
While Chase Elliott celebrated his win, other drivers left Kansas frustrated.
Chase Elliott beat Denny Hamlin by .069 seconds at Kansas Speedway.
Chase Elliott has his best starting spot in the last six races, while teammate Kyle Larson looks to return to victory lane at Kansas after winning there in May.
Brandon Jones collects his third career Xfinity win at Kansas Speedway and moves into the next round of the playoffs.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Stephen Doran became the second Cup crew chief to be ejected Saturday at Kansas Speedway for an inspection violation.
Denny Hamlin said the team had “productive meetings” about how the drivers should race each other moving forward.
Joe Gibbs Racing drivers take three of the top five starting spots.
Ryan Blaney had a tire go down before hitting the wall.
Michael McDowell will be without his crew and face additional penalties after an inspection violation with his car at Kansas.
The NASCAR Cup Series heads this weekend to Kansas Speedway, site of the sport’s closest finish.
Rodney Childers will serve as the crew chief for the No. 1 car, which will be shared by Carson Kvapil and Connor Zilisch in 2026.