NASCAR Cup

The ramifications of Martin Truex, Jr.’s collision with Kyle Busch as the two drivers battled for the lead last Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, produced ramifications that extended well beyond the race.

Martin Truex, Jr. is enjoying life at the top of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series pyramid. He’s the series leader in points. Entering Sunday’s Overton’s 400 at Pocono Raceway, he’s tied for the series lead...

Target will leave NASCAR at the end of this season after 16 years with Chip Ganassi Racing. Target had served as the primary sponsor for Cup driver Kyle Larson since his debut in 2013.

Kasey Kahne proved at Indy that all hope is not lost for Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series drivers who are low in the point standings. Without even a top-15 finish to show in his previous eight races, Kahne battled...

Ryan Blaney will make the move to Team Penske and drive a third entry for the team in 2018. Blaney will drive the No. 12 Ford and join Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski in team owner Roger Penske's NASCAR lineup.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. had a fast, competitive race car on Sunday, a rare occurrence in his star-crossed last full-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season.

Kasey Kahne edged ahead of Brad Keselowski on the second of two Overtime restarts to get the lead, and when a crash broke out behind him to end the race, he scored the victory in Sunday’s Brickyard 400

In his last season as a full-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. doesn’t have time for nostalgia – even as he makes his last visits to a succession of tracks.

Kyle Busch’s quest for an unprecedented third straight Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway couldn’t have gotten off to a better start on Saturday evening.

Kyle Busch has run well in the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season, but he’s still chasing his first win.