McDowell was perhaps the driver who kept the closest to winner van Gisbergen, though he was still multiple seconds behind.

After starting from the pole, Shane van Gisbergen came from 28.2 seconds behind the field to take the lead and the race win.

Shane van Gisbergen will start Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen in the same position he ended last year’s.

It wasn't taken seriously at first, but Spire Motorsports co-owner Jeff Dickerson believes his team will be a continuous threat from now on.

Driver coaching has always come naturally to Michael McDowell, and it's remained a key part of his career after he made it to NASCAR.

Chris Gabehart is allowed to continue working for Spire Motorsports, but without overlap per the ruling of U.S. District Judge Susan Rodrigiuez.The ruling came Monday in response to the temporary restraining order sought by Joe Gibbs Racing. Gibbs argued that Gabehart is performing the same role for Spire Motorsports (which...

Michael McDowell was fastest as the NASCAR Cup series field hit the track at Circuit of the Americas.

Chase Elliott took the honors in the second duel race on Thursday night, while Anthony Alfredo claimed the final spot in the Daytona 500.

“I think desperation is a big thing,” team co-owner Jeff Dickerson said. “He doesn’t want to be in this situation again next year. I don’t want to be in this situation."

It is McDowell's second pole of the season and the eighth of his Cup Series career. Sunday, however, will be the third straight race he’s led the field at Talladega, having swept the season poles at the facility in 2024.