Jeremy Clements has been reinstated to NASCAR Xfinity playoffs eligibility after the National Motorsport Appeals Panel upheld his appeal against penalties issued for a technical violation at the end of August.Clements, along with the No.51 Chevrolet team's owner Tony Clements and crew chief Mark Setzer, were issued an L2 penalty...

Jeremy Clements Racing is appealing the L2-level penalty dished out by NASCAR on Tuesday that stripped the team's playoff eligibility attached to his Xfinity Series win at Daytona International Speedway.Jeremy Clements posted a statement on Twitter announcing his team's appeal while also saying the intake manifold violation was not a...

Jeremy Clements won the rain-delayed Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway, but he is no longer playoff eligible after an L2 penalty issued by NASCAR on Tuesday.Clements keeps the Wawa 250 win, but his No. 51 Chevrolet was found with an intake manifold infraction after the post-race inspection was...

Friday night’s bizarre, attrition-filled, and rain-delayed NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway produced an appropriately unexpected outcome when Jeremy Clements took the checkered flag under caution at the end of the third attempt at overtime.Clements’ victory in the Wawa 250, a race that started roughly three hours late...

Chase Briscoe recovered from a pit road speeding penalty and a spin with 21 laps left to pick up his fourth NASCAR Xfinity Series victory of the season in Sunday’s Pocono Green 225.In a race that went to overtime after a record ninth caution at 2.5-mile Pocono Raceway, Briscoe surrendered...

Journeyman Jeremy Clements and his small team topped big-name race organizations to clinch a first-ever victory in 256 NASCAR XFINITY Series starts.On the second-to-last lap of the Johnsonville 180 Sunday at Road America, Clements attempted to pass Matt Tifft for the lead. He wheeled his Chevrolet to the inside of...

This is what the NASCAR Xfinity Series should always look like.Over the past five races, the second-tier stock car tour has visited short tracks, road courses and stand-alone venues resulting in must-see television. While the entire industry will celebrate its heritage this weekend at Darlington Raceway, Xfinity has gone throwback...