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Why Dover is NASCAR’s greatest test of driver skill

After a stretch of races at a drafting track (won by Chase Elliott) and back-to-back road/street courses (both won by Shane...
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Xfinity stars face ‘Monster’ test at Dover

With only seven races remaining to set the 12-driver NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoff field, Saturday‘s BetRivers 200 (4:30...
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Dissecting the Gibbs-Keselowski incident

Ty Gibbs faced no penalties for driving through Brad Keselowski‘s pit stall at Sonoma Raceway because there was no rule ...
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Gray settling in as Xfinity rookie

When Taylor Gray tackled a partial Xfinity Series schedule during the 2024 season, he knew what the future held. Ultimately...
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Power Rankings: Entering Chicago

Alex Bowman is heading back to the streets of Chicago with the wind in his sails after a third-place finish in Saturday ...
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In-Season Challenge begins at action-packed Atlanta

Track: EchoPark Speedway (formerly Atlanta Motor Speedway...
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RFK’s In-Season Challenge outlook

Here’s what’s happening in NASCAR with The Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISITPA.COM at Pocono Raceway in the ...
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Power Rankings ahead of Atlanta

Denny Hamlin nearly did something at Pocono Raceway that nobody in the history of NASCAR had ever done, almost becoming ...
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The Cup Series playoff bubble before Atlanta

The yo-yo effect of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs race can have even the steadiest person’s stomach tied up in knots on...
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Briscoe turns impossible into possible

Chase Briscoe has a charming habit of peppering interviews with so many utterances of “truthfully,” it leads one to wonder...