The challenges will be immense for NASCAR Cup drivers and teams in today’s race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

For the second straight week, the NASCAR Cup Series race went to double overtime. Last week, leader Denny Hamlin survived both restarts on old tires and claimed the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400 at Dover. This time, Bubba Wallace maintained the top spot and put himself in the playoffs on minimal fuel at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The sixth-seeded Gibbs outran No. 32 seed Ty Dillon in Brickyard 400 for the top prize of the 32-driver tournament.

It was almost three years without a win for Bubba Wallace. But the stars aligned and he capitalized on his Crown Jewel moment at the Brickyard 400.

NASCAR Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen is in the hospital and thankfully in stable condition after a horrifying crash on Monday night. Friesen

The NASCAR schedule in 2026 will have a road course race at Naval Base Coronado, with the Cup Series returning to Southern California for the first time in years. However, racing at Coronado might prove to be a one-time thing that fans will need to try and attend next year.

NASCAR Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen was injured in a dirt modified car crash on Monday night. According to his wife Jessica, Friesen suffered “an unstable/open-book pelvic fracture, meaning his pelvis is broken in two or more places” and there is a large hematoma on his pelvis. Additionally, Friesen suffered a fractured right leg.

NASCAR will give away sweet corn and drivers may make appearances during a fan fest in Des Moines before Iowa's second Cup Series race on Sunday.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitor Stewart Friesen suffered serious injuries including an open-book pelvic fracture and a fractured right leg in a Monday night big block modified dirt race at Autodrome Drummond in Quebec,

NASCAR’s 2025 regular-season title fight heats up as Elliott, Byron, and Larson battle for vital playoff points with four races left before the postseason.