Top 16 NASCAR Cup Paint Schemes from the 2025 Regular Season
The 2025 NASCAR Cup Series regular season is done and just like the actual playoff field, we have our top 16 — paint schemes.
Ryan Blaney ends bad streak with solid run at Martinsville
MARTINSVILLE, VA— Ryan Blaney completed the distance in a NASCAR Cup Series race for the first time in the last four events Sunday in the Cook Out 400. Coming off … Continue Reading Ryan Blaney ends bad streak with solid run at Martinsville
Despite coming up short, Byron on top of standings after Kansas
After polesitter Christopher Bell dominated the majority of the first stage, Byron took his Valvoline Chevrolet Camaro to the lead with 8 laps to go after the No. 20 got loose right in front of the No. 24, making contact with the turn 1 wall. Byron would lead the final 8 laps and win stage 1.
Wreck avoidance race ends with last-lap wreck for Hamlin at Atlanta
Survive and finish with 20 points. That was Denny Hamlin’s objective in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs opener at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Todd Gilliland continues hot streak with best finish of 2024 at Indy
Todd Gilliland survived a wreck-filled end to Sunday’s Brickyard 400 to secure his best finish of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season so far.
Pocono polesitter Ty Gibbs out late after engine failure
Polesitter Ty Gibbs led for 21 laps and looked promising but it didn’t end that way, thanks to an engine failure Sunday at Pocono Raceway.
Despite midsummer slump, William Byron remains promising for Chicago Street Race
William Byron’s average finish in the last 9 races has dropped to 17th but Chicago may be just the ticket they need to turn things around.
Chris Buescher continues to impress despite coming up short at Sonoma
Although Chris Buescher remains winless in 2024, he has been turning heads with two Top-3 finishes in the last five NASCAR Cup Series races.