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Four races into the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series season, Denny Hamlin leads all competitors in stage points earned and stage wins. Hamlin has earned 62 stage points so far — … Continue Reading Denny Hamlin leads field in stage points, stage wins
In his first Cup Series start since Phoenix in March 2020, Kyle Larson placed 10th in the season-opening Daytona 500 (Feb. 14). Despite involvement in the final lap crash, Larson … Continue Reading Kyle Larson nets Top-10 in return to Cup
By Geoff Bodine Earlier this week, Hendrick Motorsports announced that Kyle Larson would return to the Cup Series with the No. 5 car entering 2021. I texted team owner Rick … Continue Reading Geoff’s Journal: The return of the 5, Kyle Larson, and championship outlook
By Nick Lewis Hendrick Motorsports announced this morning the signing of Kyle Larson to a multi-year deal to join the team at the beginning of the 2021 season. The organization … Continue Reading Larson returns to NASCAR with Hendrick Motorsports
Ross Chastain will drive the No. 42 Chevrolet in 2021, replacing Matt Kenseth in the Cup Series ride. Chip Ganassi Racing announced the move on Monday, September 21st. “Ross has … Continue Reading Ross Chastain to the No. 42
After eight races in 2020, 56 free passes have been given out to the highest running driver one or more laps down at the time of caution. Below is a … Continue Reading 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Free Pass Breakdown after Alsco Uniforms 500k at Charlotte
After six races in 2020, 44 free passes have been given out to the highest running driver one or more laps down at the time of caution. Below the photo … Continue Reading 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Free Pass Breakdown after Toyota 500k at Darlington
Ryan Newman and Matt Kenseth are eligible to make the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, NASCAR announced Tuesday (April 28). Newman and Kenseth have missed races during the 2020 season but … Continue Reading Ryan Newman, Matt Kenseth granted waivers
Chip Ganassi Racing announced Monday morning that Matt Kenseth will be replacing Kyle Larson in the no. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet for the rest of the 2020 NASCAR Cup … Continue Reading Matt Kenseth to the 42 for the rest of 2020
Chip Ganassi Racing announced Tuesday morning that the team would be parting ways with NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson. The move comes in the wake of a Sunday night … Continue Reading Chip Ganassi Racing ends relationship with Kyle Larson