NASCAR’s Tyler Reddick focuses on Daytona and hopes team’s legal battle lands in rear-view mirror

Tyler Reddick would welcome a quiet offseason. The 29-year-old NASCAR driver feels like it’s been years since he’s been able to truly relax during the sport’s three-month hiatus. Reddick was thrust into headlines as part of the ongoing legal battle between his 23XI Racing team, co-owned by NASCAR star Denny Hamlin and NBA great Michael Jordan, and the sanctioning body.

NASCAR introduces a new rule that will award a point for the fastest lap in every race

NASCAR introduced a new rule Tuesday that will award one point to the team and driver with the fastest single lap in each race. The “Xfinity Fastest Lap” was added as part of a contract renewal between NASCAR and Xfinity. The new deal awards a point for the fastest lap in all three of NASCAR's national series, continues Xfinity's role as entitlement sponsor of the second-tier series through 2025 and includes a multiyear agreement for Xfinity to extend its premium partnership with the Cup Series.

NASCAR Xfinity Series Power Rankings: And so, the 2025 season begins

The 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series is finally here, and a new season with plenty of exciting moments to come begins at Daytona International Speedway Feb. 15 (5 p.m. ET, The CW, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). While there has been plenty of movement within the Xfinity Series compared to last year‘s crop, this is still […]

Berry, Larson and Blaney advance into The Clash in final qualifying heat at Bowman Gray Stadium

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Kyle Larson and Josh Berry raced their way into The Clash by winning the crash-filled last chance qualifying race Sunday night at historic Bowman Gray Stadium. The 75-lap qualifying race was for all the drivers who failed to make the main event in Saturday's heat races. The “LCQ” advanced three drivers into NASCAR's preseason exhibition main event, which marked the Cup Series' first race at the “Mecca of Madhouse” since 1971.

Welcome to the Madhouse: NASCAR hits tiny Bowman Gray Stadium for rough-and-tumble racing

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Ryan Blaney was a little kid the first time he raced at Bowman Gray Stadium — he figures he couldn't have been older than 10 — and remembers it being the coolest thing he'd ever done in motorsports. The intensity was off the charts, on the track and in the crowd. “I was getting shot the bird by kids younger than me when I was 10,” Blaney said Saturday.