Halfway Home: Count on surprises, familiar faces in second half of NASCAR’s regular season

Keselowski, in his third full season as a driver-owner at Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing, locked himself into the playoffs and marked himself as a title contender for the fall. There are several other usual suspects to watch including 2021 Cup Series winner Kyle Larson, his Hendrick Motorsports teammate William Byron and Joe Gibbs Racing leader Denny Hamlin, who is tied with Byron for the series lead with three victories this season.

Brad Keselowski wins at Darlington Raceway, ending his 3-year NASCAR win drought

There were so many special parts of Brad Keselowski's first NASCAR victory in three years, it was difficult for him to say what meant the most. It was the 36th of his career and his second at Darlington Raceway, which he reveres as an ultimate test of drivers. “There’s a lot of things to be excited about, don’t know which one means the most,” Keselowski said with a smile.

Chris Buescher, Tyler Reddick collide at Darlington, exchange words post-race

DARLINGTON, S.C. — “We got run over.” A second consecutive race where Chris Buescher looked destined for his first checkered flag of 2024 ended in bent fenders and flared tempers as Buescher and Tyler Reddick clashed in the closing laps at Darlington Raceway, ending with a face-to-face confrontation on pit road. Buescher was walled by […]