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Riley Ogle/Motorsports Today (Chicaoland 2026) Avondale, AZ- A stellar “rookie campaign” continues. Although Corey Heim won’t have a proper full-time rookie season, he continues to impress in his part-time effort with 23XI, posting a fifth-place finish in the Freeway Insurance 500 at Phoenix Raceway. A late race call to take two tires was the difference in a bad day. "Bootie [Barker] made great adjustments all day. I think we gained like five from the two tires, and I picked

Jeffrey Hrunka - INDYCAR Contributor Riley Ogle/Motorsports Today (WWT Raceway 2026) Avondale, AZ- All about opportunity. Tyler Reddick takes advantage of Kyle Larson’s bad day to vault himself back into contention for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Championship. Reddick surged from fourth to first on the last restart of the Freeway Insurance 500 to take his sixth win of the season on Sunday. "This group never lost motivation, never lost the drive to keep searching and keep tryi

Jeffrey Hrunka - INDYCAR Contributor Riley Ogle Motorsports Today (WWT Raceway 2026) Avondale, AZ- With the integration of The Chase, it effectively eliminated the ability to have bad days. For Bubba Wallace, his number of good days has been outdone by the better days of championship leaders Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin, making his postseason push a little more difficult. Ahead of the Freedom Insurance 500, Wallace sees his 185-point deficit to championship leader Larson as a

Denny Hamlin leading at Kansas in the spring. (Motorsports Today, 2026) LONG POND, P.A. - Denny Hamlin accomplished something that hasn't happened in 45 years at Pocono Raceway, Sunday, June 14, as he became the fourth driver in NASCAR Cup Series history to win three consecutive races from the pole. Darrell Waltrip was the most recent to accomplish the feat back in 1981. Hamlin joins a historic list of Hall of Famers including Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, and Waltrip with hi

Tyler Reddick celebrates with his his 23XI Team in victory lane at Kansas! (Riley Ogle | Motorsports Today) KANSAS CITY, K.S. - Tyler Reddick did the unthinkable at Kansas Speedway, Sunday, April 19, as he became the fourth driver in NASCAR Cup Series history to win in five of the first nine races. With Reddick's win, he joined the likes of NASCAR legends Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty, and Cale Yarborough. Earnhardt set the feat most recently back in 1987. The win for Reddick