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Sammy Smith celebrates his Talladega Win with a Burnout (Tim Moore | Motorsports Today) LINCOLN, A.L. - Sammy Smith found victory lane back-to-back days at Talladega Superspeedway as he picked up his first NASCAR O'Reilly Autoparts Series win of the season in The Progress Group 250. Unlike the day prior, Smith only needed to lead one lap to win the race, and with the win made it four consecutive seasons with a win. HOW IT HAPPENED: The race started with points leader Jesse Lo

Jeffrey Hrunka - INDYCAR Contributor Riley Ogle/MotorsportsToday (WWT Raceway 2026) Avondale, AZ- It was too little, too late for Sam Mayer late-race rally in the Timberland Pro 200, as Jesse Love held him off to solidify a dominant victory at Phoenix Raceway on Saturday night. With the win, Love takes over the points lead from Sheldon Creed for a 36-point advantage over championship runner-up Justin Allgaier. “Found my happy place there at the end to kind of make just enough

EDDIE KALEGI - STAFF WRITER Sheldon Creed during driver introductions at Kansas Speedway earlier this season. (Photo Credit: Riley Ogle, Motorsports Today) For the first four years of his NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series career, across three different teams, there was one common denominator for Sheldon Creed - he couldn't win. Now, he can't stop winning. Thanks to a late call to pit for fresh tires after a caution with less than 40 laps to go, the driver of the Haas Factory

Sheldon Creed (Mike Watters-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect) DARLINGTON, S.C. - The NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series kicked off the return of The Chase, Saturday, September 5, as the series made its second and final trip to Darlington Raceway for the Fleetio 200. JR Motorsports driver Carson Kvapil stated on pole, but it was Shleldon Creed who earned the opening race win. HOW IT HAPPENED: While Kvapil started on the pole, it was teammate Justin Allgaier who s

Taylor Gray Celebrates HIs Kansas Lottery 300 Win With His Team (Riley Ogle | Motorsports Today) KANSAS CITY, K.S. – For the first time in NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series history, the series took on the infamous Kansas Speedway in the spring, Saturday, April 18th. Joe Gibbs Racing's Taylor Gray went on to win the race, earning his first win of the season. Last season, Kansas served as a playoff race in decently hot temperatures, but this race was the complete opposite. Qu

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