James Small experienced déjà vu in the final laps of Sunday’s race at Charlotte, and it wasn't a good thing. “I was like, ‘Here we go again,’” Small said of seeing Christopher Bell close in on his driver, Chase Briscoe. "I’m just glad they checked each other’s momentum enough, and we had enough to get across.”

Denny Hamlin described his Sunday at Charlotte Motor Speedway as lackluster, an acknowledgment that came even with his result being fifth place.

Christopher Bell wore shock, disappointment, and the slow realization of how close he'd come to a championship swing as he stood on pit road after ceding victory to teammate Chase Briscoe by just 0.029s.

In a race that had a profound effect on the NASCAR Cup Series Chase, Joe Gibbs Racing churned out a 1-2 finish with Chase Briscoe beating Christopher Bell by just 0.029s.

In his milestone 500th start with Team Penske, Joey Logano's No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Mustang features a collage of photos underneath its primary scheme for today's Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

For the fourth time in this year's Chase inclement weather canceled qualifying, handing Kyle Larson the pole for Sunday's Bank of America 400 via the performance metric.

Chase Briscoe left nothing to chance in the South Point 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Sunday afternoon, leading a race best 175 of the 267 laps and ultimately besting the field by 1.376s to take his second NASCAR Cup Series trophy of the season.

Conor Daly’s NASCAR Cup debut was filled with more than a few visits by the cartoon anvil to his No. 50 The Money Team Racing Chevy.If it weren’t for the cockpit fire and two blown tires, the NTT IndyCar Series veteran might have ended with something better than a run...