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LAS VEGAS — An opportunity to try and steal a victory in Las Vegas came up six sports short for Martin Truex Jr. A late-race caution set the stage for … Continue Reading Martin Truex Jr.’s Vegas gamble falls short
Martin Truex Jr.’s victory in the 2023 Busch Clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum was the first for him in NASCAR’s season-opening exhibition race. Truex is the 25th different driver … Continue Reading Martin Truex Jr 25th different winner of The Clash
By taking the checkered flag in the NASCAR Cup Series Championship race at Phoenix Raceway, Joey Logano earned his second championship and 31st career win in NASCAR’s top series. Logano’s … Continue Reading Joey Logano ties Martin Truex Jr. on wins list
In a season with five first-time winners, some previous NASCAR Cup Series winners were bound to fall short of a win in 2022 and three notable drivers did. #NASCAR
Sunday’s Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway saw Christopher Bell’s fourth NASCAR Cup Series win but also Joe Gibbs Racing’s 200th Cup win as a team. Joe Gibbs Racing, since its … Continue Reading Breaking down Joe Gibbs Racing’s 200 wins
This weekend at Texas Motor Speedway could be the first of four chances for the NASCAR Cup Series to set a new record for most different race winners in a single season.
Despite having the fourth-most points of the NASCAR Cup Series competition, Martin Truex Jr. fell three points short of making the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. Truex Jr. had made … Continue Reading Martin Truex Jr. misses NASCAR Playoffs by 3 points
20 of the 37 drivers entered for Saturday’s Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona have never won a points-paying superspeedway race in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Ten past Pocono Raceway winners will be a part of the starting lineup Sunday in the M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400. Denny Hamlin leads the active competition with six victories at … Continue Reading Active Cup Series winners at Pocono Raceway
While Martin Truex Jr. was the best Toyota driver for 172 of the first 206 laps Sunday, Christopher BelL closed out the Toyota domination in the final 95 laps.