Christopher Bell, who has scored a NASCAR Cup Series-high three points-paying wins along with a victory in the NASCAR All-Star Race this season, will get back b

Now, let’s look at the NASCAR Cup Series top 10 winningest road course racers. The four-time NASCAR Cup champion won five times at Sonoma and four times at Watkins Glen. His Sonoma victories included three straight 1998-2000. The three-time NASCAR Cup champion won five Watkins Glen races and three at Sonoma.

The first big one of the night! Coming to the end of Stage 1, Christopher Bell triggered a massive wreck that has major implications. Tonight’s Quaker State 400 is the first race of the NASCAR In-Season Challenge,

Ryan Blaney, who won at Nashville Superspeedway, was unable to finish the Atlanta NACAR race on June 28 after being caught up in a crash.

The NASCAR Cup Series goes coast-to-coast next week, competing in Northern California on Sunday at Sonoma Raceway and then traveling 2,900 miles eastward to the shores of Delaware for next Sunday’s race at Dover Motor Speedway.

The New Zealand native in his rookie NASCAR season is on another level on road courses than any other driver. Here's how he does it.

The inaugural NASCAR In-Season Challenge got off to a bang early in Saturday night’s race at EchoPark Speedway — formerly Atlanta Motor Speedway. And once cars stopped spinning or hitting each other or the wall, two of the biggest names in the 32-driver field — Christopher Bell and Ryan Blaney — were quickly eliminated.

Coca-Cola 600 champion from Norman, Oklahoma, is scheduled to achieve a milestone start in his sixth full-time campaign in NASCAR's premier series.

Christopher Bell and Ryan Blaney's Stage 1 wreck at EchoPark Speedway reshapes the NASCAR Cup Series landscape in a dramatic showdown.

In the aftermath of his February victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway—before the name change to EchoPark Speedway—Christopher Bell was first to admit the win was unexpected. “Frankly, Atlanta Motor Speedway was not one we had circled,

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The odds for who will stand above the field as the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion have been updated following this past weekend’s Chicago Street Race.