Jim Utter

John Hunter Nemechek will move fulltime to the NASCAR Cup Series in 2020, joining veteran Michael McDowell at Front Row Motorsports.

Ty Majeski will become a fulltime driver in a NASCAR national series for the first time in 2020.

The rollout of NASCAR’s new sponsor model for its Cup Series has prompted many questions and some aspects of the change won’t be apparent to fans right away.

Retiring NASCAR TV analyst and Hall of Fame driver Darrell Waltrip and current Cup star Chase Elliott were honored during Thursday night’s Cup Series Awards in Nashville, Tenn.

NASCAR unveiled its new Cup Series sponsorship model on Thursday which features four “premier partners” beginning with the 2020 season.

Anthony Alfredo will become part of Richard Childress Racing’s expanded driver lineup in the Xfinity Series next season.

Stewart-Haas Racing has made crew chief changes to three of its four NASCAR Cup Series teams.

Kyle Busch kicked off Champion’s Week activities in Nashville, Tenn., by winning – briefly – a World Wrestling Entertainment championship.

Title contender Stewart Friesen will return to the NASCAR Truck Series next season but his Halmar Friesen Racing team will join the Toyota ranks.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will be working with a familiar face next season when he joins JTG Daugherty Racing.

StarCom Racing has hired Quin Houff to drive for its No. 00 NASCAR Cup Series team for the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

The 2020 NASCAR Cup Series rookie class is shaping up to be a stout one, featuring three drivers who combined to win 21 races this season.

Myatt Snider will make his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut next season with Richard Childress Racing.

Jimmie Johnson said Wednesday he would retire from fulltime NASCAR competition following the 2020 season and the impact was felt almost immediately.

The following is the full on-track schedule for 2020 Speedweeks at Daytona International Speedway.

Zane Smith is the latest addition to GMS Racing’s ever-expanding 2020 NASCAR Truck Series roster.

There were times this season when Kyle Busch seemed frustrated and even puzzled why he couldn’t seem to match his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates’ performance on intermediate tracks with its new aero package.

Daniel Hemric’s only season at Richard Childress Racing ended on a high note. 

While Kyle Busch was celebrating his second NASCAR Cup Series title, drivers Paul Menard and David Ragan were concluding their final fulltime seasons in the series.

To have a chance at a second NASCAR Cup Series title, it became clear to Kevin Harvick his team was going to have to try something different.

It was a very uncommon mistake for a championship-caliber team, but it may have cost Martin Truex Jr. his chance at the 2019 NASCAR Cup Series title.

Kyle Busch is now cashing in on all the NASCAR Cup Series championship opportunities he’s earned the last half-decade.

Kyle Busch passed Kevin Harvick with two of 80 laps remaining and held on for the Stage 2 win at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Championship contender Martin Truex Jr. dominated on his way to the Stage 1 victory at Homestead-Miami Speedway.