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Enter Carson Hocevar, NASCAR’s newest chaos agent. Whether he’s rocking that chilled-out cowboy hat, winning over fans with ...

Chase Elliott — Won at his home track for the second time in his Cup career. Masterful race capped by last-lap pass that ...

Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Tyler Reddick and Carson Hocevar rallied to the top 10 after a late pit stop for fresh rubber.

21. Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 355. 22. Michael McDowell, 351. 23. John H. Nemechek, 346. 24. Ty Gibbs, 342. 25. Zane Smith, 337. 26. Austin Dillon, 314. 27. Brad Keselowski ...

15. Shane Van Gisbergen, 85. 16. Brad Keselowski, 80. 17. Carson Hocevar, 72. 18. Kyle Busch, 62. 19. Ross Chastain, 58. 20. Ryan Preece, 56. 21. Michael McDowell, 43 ...

What mattered to him was emerging on the right side of the madness. Elliott admitted that the outcome could have swung in favor of any among the tight front-running group, Bowman, Keselowski, Tyler ...

Both drivers and fans had to remind themselves to breath during an incredible Cup race at Atlanta, which saw five different ...

Chase Elliott bagged his maiden victory of the season at Atlanta Motor Speedway last Saturday, thus bringing an end to his menacing 44-race winless streak.

The first round of the NASCAR In-Season Tournament has come and gone with all kinds of bracket busters in Atlanta. There is ...

Chase Elliott snapped a 44-race winless streak in the NASCAR Cup Series In-Season Challenge opener at EchoPark Speedway.