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.

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

Bubba Wallace forced to backup car after a crash, while Austin Dillon also will miss qualifying.

Sunday's race, which featured one of the biggest crashes in the track's history, left drivers irritated over the state of the seventh-generation race car at superspeedways.

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.

For some, it brings a chance to take a breath, reset, and perhaps even take a little vacation. But for some others, it’s a welcome chance for a reset to try and get their act together.

Logano finished third in the Cook Out 400 as the leading Ford driver in the NASCAR Cup Series race. It was his second top-five finish of the season.

Good pit strategy and a highly motivated team rallied Hendrick Motorsports’ Chase Elliott to the NASCAR Cup Series victory Sunday in the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway.

Logano reported to the media after his qualifying effort that he has a car he believes can contend for the Cook Out 400 victory.

Brad Keselowski has gone from being unsure of making his first NASCAR Cup Series race to gearing up for his 600th start.