Tyler Reddick continues to run away and hide with the NASCAR Cup Series championship point lead, but Team Penske driver Ryan Blaney feels the new format this year has raised interest in battles throughout the field.

The winless streak of the reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion is thought about by everyone but the reigning champion.

It's a good time to be n the Cup Series' Camry camp.

Alex Bowman and his Hendrick Motorsports team turned a car that was on the fringe of the top 10 in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway into another top-three result. A second consecutive top three, at that.

In an event that spelled disaster for a handful of the NASCAR Cup Series’ established stars, Chase Elliott ran an impeccable race and was rewarded with victory in Sunday’s Würth 400 Presented by LIQUI MOLY at Texas Motor Speedway.

For the third consecutive week, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver was taken out of contention while in contention for a potentially solid day.

Carson Hocevar is still the hottest thing in the NASCAR Cup Series, after claiming the pole for Sunday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway.

Ryan Blaney enjoyed the two days he spent in Joliet, Illinois, earlier this week as he reunited with Chicagoland Speedway. “I think I made 625 laps around that place,” Blaney said. “So, if I’m not ready when we go back, we should have made 700 (laps), I guess.”

With rain falling at Talladega, Tyler Reddick has been handed the pole for Sunday's Cup Series race.

He's now the all-time lap leader at Kansas Speedway, but Kyle Larson couldn't quite break out of his win slump.