NASCAR Cup Series

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Its true spring is a coming, practice and qualifying tonight FS1 for tomorrow nights "Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium" Sun, Feb 2 / 8:00 pm on FOX. Lets go racing.

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1:30pm CT #71 Michael McDowell leads the field to the green flag of the YellaWood 500 at Talladega Speedway.
2:30pm CT #54 Ty Gibbs wins stage 1
2:41pm CT #17 Chris Buescher leads the field to start stage 2
3:28pm CT # 19 Chase Briscoe wins stage 2
3:46pm CT #42 John H. Nemechek leads the field to start the final stage.
4:56pm CT UnOfficial #19 Chase Briscoe wins in Talladega.

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Playoff Pulse: Hendrick, Team Penske in peril after Talladega bust

For the first time in the Cup Series Playoffs, Talladega Superspeedway hosted the midpoint in the Round of 8 — and it did not disappoint. From the green flag to the checkered flag, intensity to solidify Championship 4 position was on display all 500 miles, and the postseason picture took a big shift on the final lap for a handful of drivers.

Only two races remain in the Cup Series season, but to determine the Championship 4, a short-track affair lies ahead at Martinsville Speedway next Sunday (2 p.m. ET, NBC, Peacock, HBO Max, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, NBC Sports App). Before that, let’s see the fates of our remaining playoff drivers after a Talladega thriller. more

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Racing Insights: Stars aligning for a Blaney three-peat at Martinsville
It all comes down to Martinsville Speedway if you want to make the Championship 4. The penultimate race of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season is always one for the books, and Sunday’s event (2 p.m. ET, NBC, Peacock, HBO Max, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) should be no different.

Joe Gibbs Racing has the high ground after Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe snagged half the tickets punched for Phoenix to race for the Bill France Cup so far, and teammate Christopher Bell is the highest in points of the remaining playoff drivers without a win. However, lurking beneath the surface are four hungry drivers with accomplished pedigrees at the Virginia short track, all looking to win their way in walk-off fashion to make it to the Championship 4. more

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NASCAR at Martinsville: Key info, links, results for race weekend

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Qualifying Follows Practice

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#24 William Byron sits on the pole for the Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway.

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1:17pm CT #24 William Byron leads the field to the Green Flag, to start the Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway.
2:06pm CT #24 William Byron wins stage 1.
2:14pm CT #24 Byron leads the field to the start finish line to start stage 2.
3:07pm CT #24 William Byron wins stage 2.
3:16pm CT #12 Blaney leads the field to start the 3rd and final stage.
4:51pm CT unOFFICIAL #24 William Byron wins in Martinsville

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2025 Cup Series Championship 4 cemented; Larson clinches on points more

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4 Drivers battle it out for the Championship and The Bill France Cup Trophy in the Final NASCAR Cup Season Race of 2025.

Who has the edge in the Championship 4 at Phoenix?
See the stats here.

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Hamlin leads Championship 4 drivers in Cup practice at Phoenix; Briscoe has tire issue

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin was the best among the Championship 4 drivers in Friday’s NASCAR Cup Series practice session at Phoenix Raceway as teammate Chase Briscoe suffered an early tire issue.

Hamlin, driver of the No. 11 Toyota, put down the fifth fastest time overall at 131.262 mph, besting fellow title competitors William Byron (131.099 mph), Kyle Larson (130.961 mph) and Briscoe (130.714 mph).

Overall, it was Hamlin’s JGR teammate, Ty Gibbs, who topped the leaderboard in the 50-minute session, as the No. 54 Toyota led the way with a speed of 131.868 mph. Team Penske drivers Ryan Blaney (131.406 mph) and Austin Cindric (131.377 mph) were second and third fastest, followed by RFK Racing’s Ryan Preece (131.353 mph) in fourth.

Chase Elliott (131.147 mph), Ross Chastain (131.137 mph) and Josh Berry (131.104 mph) were sixth through eighth fastest, with Byron ninth and Christopher Bell (130.971 mph) completing the top 10. Larson was 11th fastest overall with Briscoe in 16th. more

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Denny Hamlin captures crucial Busch Light Pole Award at Phoenix

Hear from Denny Hamlin after he captures a crucial pole for Sunday’s Cup Series Championship race at Phoenix (3 p.m. ET, NBC). more

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Championship Race Today at 3:00pm ET

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2:36pm CT #11 Denny Hamlin leads the field to the green flag in the 2025 NASCAR Championship race at Phoenix Raceway
3:05pm CT #24 William Byron wins stage 1, followed by Ryan Blaney, Denny Hamlin, Austin Cindric and Kyle Larson.
3:14pm CT #12 Ryan Blaney leads the field to start stage 2
4:34pm CT #12 Ryan Blaney leads the field to start stage 3
5:52pm CT UNOFFICIAL #12 Ryan Blaney wins in Phoenix and #5 Kyle Larson finishes ahead of the other 3 title contenders and claims the Championship

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100 days until the 2026 Daytona 500
https://www.nascar-daytona500.com

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The 2025 NASCAR Awards will occur Tuesday evening in Scottsdale, Arizona, capping off a thrilling 2025 NASCAR season that will be remembered for the ages. This prestigious ceremony, most recently held in Charlotte, North Carolina, will take place in Arizona for the first time in the event’s history, reflecting NASCAR’s continued commitment to delivering memorable experiences to new markets.

While the venue may be different from years past, fans will still have the opportunity to join in on the celebrations. You can watch this year’s edition on The NASCAR Channel, beginning at 6:15 p.m. ET on Tuesday with the 2025 NASCAR Awards Red Carpet Show, followed by the Awards Show at 7 p.m. ET. The NASCAR Channel is currently available on Tubi, Xumo Play, Samsung TV Plus, The Roku Channel and Prime Video. more

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Van Gisbergen improves on multiple tracks, wins 2025 Sunoco Rookie of the Year

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What’s so entertaining about cars driving in circles on asphalt for 3.5 hours? Add dirt and ramps, and I’m all in. Maybe a figure 8 track with a ramp in the center in all directions so the cars could possibly crash into each other when they jump over the ramps. Basically make it like a video game, and I’ll be interested.

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