DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) — NASCAR’s regular season finished with a pair of surprises in winless drivers Harrison Burton and Chase Briscoe pulling off unexpected victories at Daytona and Darlington. Don’t look for more stunners when the playoffs start next week

Chase Briscoe beat Kyle Busch in a two-car breakaway Sunday night, taking the Cook Out Southern 500 and joining the championship field in the final regular-season race in Darlington, S.C. A lame duck driver at Stewart-Haas Racing who will join

DARLINGTON, S.C. — Offering up a fist pump and big smile, Bubba Wallace claimed perhaps the most consequential pole position of his young career — turning in the fastest lap on Saturday in the final round of NASCAR Cup Series

And then there was one. Race, that is. The NASCAR Cup Series’ 26-race regular season wraps up at Darlington Raceway with Sunday night’s Cook Out Southern 500, the crowning jewel event’s first appearance on the cutoff line before the 10-race

NASCAR revealed its 38-race schedule for the 2025 Cup Series with the traditional Daytona 500 season opener set for Feb. 16 at Daytona, Fla., and the first international points race in 67 years to take place June 15 at Mexico

NASCAR will add a Cup Series race in Mexico City in 2025, an event that will mark the sport’s first points race outside of the United States in 67 years, NASCAR officials announced Tuesday. “This is going to be certainly

NASCAR upheld the decision to strip Austin Dillon of his playoff eligibility after hearing Dillon’s appeal. NASCAR announced its final ruling Monday, citing final appeals officer Bill Mullis’ explanation that according to their evidence from SMT and IDAS systems, a

NASCAR is finalizing a deal that would add a Cup Series race in Mexico City in 2025, an event that would mark the sport’s first points race outside of the United States in 67 years, The Athletic reported Monday. The