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Ryan Blaney heads to the grid at Chicagoland Speedway! (Riley Ogle | Motorsports Today) LOUDON, N.H. - Ryan Blaney did it again, Sunday, August 23, as he went back-to-back at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, winning the Dollar Tree 301! Blaney led a race high, 115 laps in route to his victory, earning his third win of the 2026 season. HOW IT HAPPENED: The race started in a unique way, as after the race was pushed up an hour early due to incoming weather, NASCAR simply could not

Layne Riggs on his way to Victory Lane at New Hampshire! (Tim Moore | Motorsports Today) LOUDON, N.H. - The Craftsman Truck Series closed out its regular season, Saturday, August 22, as for the second consecutive year the series returned to New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Unlike last year, where the race was in The Chase, this year the race served as the regular season finale. After 189 laps, including two overtime restarts, Layne Riggs secured his 6th win of 2026. HOW IT HAPPE

Ryan Blaney celebrates Ford's 750th Win at EchoPark Speedway (Motorsports Today 2026) HAMPTON, G.A. - Ryan Blaney was dominant in the Quaker State 400, Sunday, July 12, as he earned his second win of 2026. In a race that had shades of the 2015 Daytona summer race, rain delayed the race just before halfway causing the race to carry over well past midnight. Regardless of the weather, Blaney was superior from start to finish in his victory as Blaney swept the stages earning nea

Jeffrey Hrunka - INDYCAR Contributor Marvin Hernandez Jr. (Motorsports Today, 2026) A costly mistake by Ty Majeski proved detrimental. After taking the lead on the final restart of the race, a lock-up in turn 12 allowed Layne Riggs retake the lead for his first win of the season, and Front Row Motorsports' second win in three races. “I feel like coming into this weekend, we really need some help. And my first two races, which were at super speedway-style race tracks, didn't g

NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Preece (Fisher Gianotti, Darlington, 2025) Winston-Salem, N.C.-- History was made in the 48th running of the Cook Out Clash as Roush Fenway Keselowski driver Ryan Preece become the third cup series driver in history to earn his first career win in a non-points race. The 8 Season cup veteran joined the likes of NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Jeff Gordon and future hall of famer Denny Hamlin in being the first driver to achieve the feat since Hamlin 2

Jeffrey Hrunka - INDYCAR Contributor Riley Ogle (Motorsports Today, 2025) Back to back. Sam Mayer stays undefeated in the NASCAR Xfinity...