Nate Ryan

4 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Nate Ryan

Ryan Blaney qualified for the 2025 Cup Series playoffs with a victory at Nashville Superspeedway, leading a race-high 139 of 300 laps on the 1.333-mile concrete oval. It's the 14th victory for the No. 12 Ford driver and his first since 14 races ago at Martinsville Speedway last November. AdvertisementThe Team Penske driver became the ninth driver to win and lock into the 10-race championship run in NASCAR's premier series.

4 days ago | nbcsports.com | Nate Ryan

Ryan Blaney — winner: “I never gave up hope, that’s for sure. We’ve had great speed all year, just hasn’t really been the best year for us as far as good fortune. The 12 boys are awesome. They stick with it no matter how it goes, and it was great to finish one out now.”Ricky Stenhouse Jr. — 39th: “Lap or two before, (Carson Hocevar) tried to dive in there from about 10 car lengths back. That time, I just opened my entry a little bit, he overcharged the corner and just drilled us in the rear bumper.

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Nate Ryan

1 day agoNashville Starting Lineup: June 2025 (NASCAR Cup Series)NASCAR starting positions for Nashville SuperspeedwayTomorrow, the NASCAR Cup Series takes the green flag in Tennessee. Now, the field is set to roll …1 hour agoAmazon's NASCAR broadcasts are already putting Fox's efforts to shameAmazon Prime is already setting the standard for NASCAR broadcasts. Hopefully Fox is taking notes.

4 days ago | nbcsports.com | Nate Ryan

Ryan Blaney locked Team Penske into the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, leading a race-high 140 of 300 laps and cruising to a victory at Nashville Superspeedway. With his first win of the season, Blaney joined Joey Logano (Texas) and Austin Cindric (Talladega) as winners who have earned berths in the 10-race championship for NASCAR’s premier series. Carson Hocevar finished second, followed by Denny Hamlin, Logano and William Byron.

5 days ago | nbcsports.com | Nate Ryan

Renger van der Zande seized the lead on a bold pass with three laps remaining as the No. 93 Meyer Shank Racing ARX-06 won from the pole in Detroit, ending Porsche’s win streak to start the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season. Porsche Penske Motorsport was on track for a fifth consecutive victory in 2025 and its fourth with the No. 7 963, which was leading with 15 laps remaining of the Chevrolet Sports Car Classic.