Times have been tough for Kyle Busch and Richard Childress Racing. But if you think you’re qualified to criticize the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, he respectfully disagrees.

The team roster has been updated to show that Graham Stoddard will serve as the jackman. Stoddard moves over from the No. 4 team of Noah Gragson.

Tyler Reddick and his 23XI Racing team put together a big-deal kind of day by their standards on a NASCAR Cup Series short track.

Gibbs beat Blaney to the finish line by 0.055s. The margin of victory was the closest at Bristol since Rusty Wallace beat Ernie Irvan by one foot in April of 1991.

Alex Bowman had high hopes for his welcome back to NASCAR, but wound up disappointed with both the result and the performance at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Ryan Blaney lost Sunday afternoon’s race not in overtime at Bristol Motor Speedway, but before the final caution even flew.

Zilisch was able to hold off the dominant car of Kyle Larson, who had to settle for second place.

Blaney, who has never won at the Tennessee half-mile, claimed the pole in qualifying with a lap of 127.064 mph (15.101s). It is his second pole at the track and 13th of his career.

Connor Zilisch continues to find that no matter how hard he works, there is no escaping the toughness of the NASCAR Cup Series rookie learning curve.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was fastest in NASCAR Cup Series practice Saturday afternoon at Bristol Motor Speedway, as Alex Bowman got back behind the wheel for the first time in over a month.