Comcast to end NASCAR Xfinity Series title sponsorship after 2025
Comcast confirmed to TRE that 2025 will be the final year of its NASCAR Xfinity Series title sponsorship, ending an 11-season partnership.
Ryan Blaney comes up short of Cook Out Clash win
After a heroic drive from the back of the field, Ryan Blaney had to settle for second in Sunday’s Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Chase Elliott earns first Clash win in ninth appearance
Chase Elliott won the NASCAR Cup Series’ Cook Out Clash race at Bowman Gray Stadium in dominating fashion Sunday night.
Elliott, Buescher, Hamlin, Reddick win Cook Out Clash heat races
Chase Elliott, Chris Buescher, Denny Hamlin and Tyler Reddick won the Cook Out Clash heat races Saturday night at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Your guide to the 2025 NASCAR season
The 2025 NASCAR season is here and there are plenty of changes to know. Here is a rundown of who is with who and what is new.
Wood Brothers, Berry ready for first Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium
Wood Brothers Racing and Josh Berry are ready to meet at the corner of 75th and Second where history and the future are coming together for the 2025 NASCAR season.
Cook Out Clash hopefuls with past experience at Bowman Gray Stadium
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — After 54 years, the NASCAR Cup Series makes its return to the famous “Madhouse,” Bowman Gray Stadium, for the Cook Out Clash. The last Cup Series race … Continue Reading Cook Out Clash hopefuls with past experience at Bowman Gray Stadium
NASCAR 2025 Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium: Odds, format, times and more info
Here are the odds, format, times, history and more info on the NASCAR Cup Series’ 2025 Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Which NASCAR drivers have won the Cook Out Clash?
The only race that matters this weekend for NASCAR Cup Series drivers is the 47th edition of The Clash. The season-opening exhibition race, dubbed the Cook Out Clash this year, … Continue Reading Which NASCAR drivers have won the Cook Out Clash?
Former motorsports broadcaster Bill Weber passes away at age 67
Bill Weber, the former motorsports broadcaster known for his statistical know-how and iconic voice throughout NASCAR’s 2000s peak, has died.