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1 week ago | 
rotowire.com | William J. Byron |C.J. Radune
This article is part of our NASCAR Barometer series. Kyle Larson had a weekend to remember at Bristol Motor Speedway. The Hendrick Motorsports driver finished second in Friday night's NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race before dominating and winning Saturday's Xfinity Series event. Saturday's domination was a preview of what was to come Sunday, too.
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1 month ago | 
sportsnaut.com | William J. Byron |Matt Johnson
Credit: Peter Casey-Imagn Images The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season delivered a great race at Homestead-Miami, with Kyle Larson recording his first victory of the season. Now, drivers turn their attention to the Cook Out 400 with an iconic race at Martinsville Speedway.
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1 month ago | 
rotowire.com | William J. Byron |C.J. Radune
This article is part of our NASCAR Barometer series. A quick car and some good Las Vegas luck placed Josh Berry and his No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford in position to race for the win in the final miles of Sunday's Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. When the final green flag waved, Berry battled Daniel Suarez for the lead, finally taking over the top spot and pulling away for the final 16 laps to score his first series win, earning a coveted playoff spot to go with it.
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1 month ago | 
rotoballer.com | William J. Byron |Justin Carter
The NASCAR Xfinity Series heads to Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Saturday for The LiUNA!, which is objectively a weird name for a NASCAR race since there's no indication how many miles or laps the race is. (It's a 300-mile race.)JR Motorsports cars have looked quick so far this weekend, with Sammy Smith and Carson Kvapil taking the front-row starting positions and Conner Zilisch qualifying just behind them in third.
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1 month ago | 
rotoballer.com | William J. Byron |Justin Carter
The worst thing about the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is that the series schedule has too many breaks in it. This weekend, the trucks hit Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the Ecosave 200, the first time the series has raced since Feb. 22.
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1 month ago | 
viatres.com.mx | William J. Byron |Trajano Hernández
Escrito en DEPORTES el La NASCAR Cup Series tiene a un puñado de pilotos que desde ahora pueden ser señalados como favoritos para ganar el campeonato 2025. Más allá de un buen arranque de temporada, sus triunfos en años recientes reafirman su gran habilidad al momento de subir a sus respectivos stock cars.
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1 month ago | 
rotowire.com | William J. Byron |C.J. Radune
This article is part of our NASCAR Barometer series. Christopher Bell bucked the odds and won a third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race for the first time since 2021 when Kyle Larson won three straight races en route to the championship. Sunday's victory was also the first time a driver won three of the first four races of a season since Kevin Harvick accomplished the feat in 2018. Win streaks are not uncommon in NASCAR, but it has been a while since we've seen one.
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1 month ago | 
theracingexperts.com | William J. Byron |Jonathan Fjeld
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Christopher Bell made the right “option” to hold off teammate Denny Hamlin to win Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway. Bell beat Hamlin by 0.049 seconds in a thrilling overtime battle. Hamlin took the lead from Bell on the restart and nearly cleared him as he took the white flag. Bell side-drafted him back and had enough of an advantage in turn three to where he almost cleared Hamlin for the lead. Hamlin came back, trying to side-draft him again.
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1 month ago | 
rotowire.com | William J. Byron |C.J. Radune
This article is part of our NASCAR Barometer series. Christopher Bell used fresher tires and his road course skill to pass Kyle Busch for the lead with six laps to go in Sunday's EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix, holding off William Byron and Tyler Reddick in a close three-way duel to the finish. The win was the second in a row for Bell, who is the first driver to win back-to-back NASCAR Cup Series races since Chris Buescher won at Richmond and Michigan in 2023.
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1 month ago | 
kickinthetires.net | William J. Byron |Jerry Jordan
By Jerry Jordan, EditorAUSTIN, Tex. – Kyle Busch led 42 laps at Circuit of the Americas (COTA) and said he did everything he could to help Christopher Bell dump him to get to the front of the field but Bell ran him down and passed him cleanly to go on for his second NASCAR victory in as many weeks.
