Ricky Stenhouse will continue to drive the No. 47 Chevrolet after signing a new deal.

It's been and up-and-down start to the Cup Series season for Ricky Stenhouse Jr. but the Hyak Motorsports Chevy driver is feeling good about the team's progress.

Carson Hocevar kept the momentum rolling through Sunday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway with a strong showing after winning the pole, finishing seventh after leading 40 laps.

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.

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

Richard Childress Racing has pulled the plug on the Busch, Pohlman pairing after 10 races.

Watch Carson Hocevar talk through his celebration for the ages at Talladega.

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.

“There is a lot of relief to finish and not crash,” said Bowman after crossing the finish line in third place.

Fitting for his first career NASCAR Cup Series win, Carson Hocevar turned in an ultra-original victory celebration sitting on the window ledge of his No. 77 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet while driving around the massive 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway soaking up the emotions that will forever define and reward his first victory...