NASCAR’s Executive Vice President Ben Kennedy addresses whether teams and drivers have a say in format change decisions.

3. Denny Hamlin, 338. 6. Christopher Bell, 335. 11. Ross Chastain, 281. 12. Chris Buescher, 255. 13. Chase Briscoe, 245. 14. Austin Cindric, 241.

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Rodney Childers' abrupt exit from Spire Motorsports shocked the NASCAR garage and left a vacancy atop the pit box for Justin ...

6. Austin Cindric, 166. 7. Christopher Bell, 139. 10. Bubba Wallace, 103. 18. Shane Van Gisbergen, 25. 19. Michael McDowell, 22.

Corey LaJoie’s 2025 season started with a P4 finish ... In the next eight Cup Series races, the driver of the No. 7 Chevy finished 21st or worse, and this is where his future at the team became ...

16. Shane Van Gisbergen, 25. 17. Michael McDowell, 12. 17. Daniel Suárez, 12. 19. Corey LaJoie, 10. 20. Chase Briscoe, 9. 21. Todd Gilliland, 7. 22. Carson Hocevar ...

Last year, Corey LaJoie's #7 car got up on the side of the outside retaining wall and slid across the start/finish line on the final lap at Talladega. When speaking to FOX Motorsports reporter Bob ...

How does a rough-around-the-edges racer from Connecticut become one of the most respected names in NASCAR’s second-tier series? The post Randy LaJoie: Meet the NASCAR Hall of Famer Nominee and the ...