Martinsville Speedway
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Denny Hamlin’s Six Martinsville Wins as He Chases a Seventh
Denny Hamlin has won six Cup races at Martinsville, the most of any active driver. A look back at each one before Sunday’s Xfinity 500.
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Jeff Gordon’s Final Cup Win Came at Martinsville 11 Years Ago This Weekend
Jeff Gordon won at Martinsville on Nov. 1, 2015, the 93rd and final Cup win of his career, and it sent him to Homestead with a shot at…
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Chris Buescher Set for 400th Cup Start at Martinsville: ‘How Did That Happen?’
Chris Buescher will make his 400th Cup Series start Sunday at Martinsville, more than a decade after a last-minute call put him in his first Cup race.
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Chase Elliott Says a Kasey Kahne Radio Comment Changed How He Races
Chase Elliott said a comment Kasey Kahne once made on the radio about having a narrow window to get the car right changed how he approaches races.
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Kevin Harvick Picks Denny Hamlin to Win at Martinsville
Kevin Harvick picked Denny Hamlin to win Sunday’s Xfinity 500 at Martinsville, while his Happy Hour co-hosts picked Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell and Ryan Blaney.
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Brad Keselowski to Become Passive Investor in RFK Racing, Free to Drive Elsewhere
RFK Racing said Brad Keselowski will stay on as a passive investor but give up his role in running the team, and he is free to drive for…
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Kaden Honeycutt on 20-Point Lead Over Layne Riggs: ‘Definitely Not Comfortable’
Kaden Honeycutt said his 20-point Truck Series lead over Layne Riggs is not comfortable after a 14th-place finish at Martinsville, and that he has to win at Homestead.
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Chandler Smith Wins Truck Series Race at Martinsville as Layne Riggs Cuts Kaden Honeycutt’s Lead to 20
Chandler Smith won Friday’s Truck Series race at Martinsville, and Layne Riggs finished third to cut Kaden Honeycutt’s Chase lead to 20 points heading to Homestead.
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Kyle Larson Passes Denny Hamlin for Most Wins in NASCAR’s Next Gen Car
Kyle Larson’s Talladega win was his 19th in the Next Gen car, breaking a tie with Denny Hamlin for the most since the car debuted in 2022.
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Parker Retzlaff, Anthony Alfredo Return to Viking Motorsports for 2027
Viking Motorsports will bring back Parker Retzlaff and Anthony Alfredo, along with crew chiefs Josh Graham and Danny Efland, for the 2027 O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season.
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Chase Briscoe Warns Bumper Changes Could Knock Out Radiators at Martinsville
Chase Briscoe said NASCAR’s short-track bumper changes will make the biggest difference at Martinsville, and that a driver could knock a radiator out this weekend.
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Ty Dillon Gets Interim Crew Chief Mike Cook for Final Two Races
Kaulig Racing named technical director Mike Cook interim crew chief for Ty Dillon’s No. 10 for the last two races, replacing Andrew Dickeson.
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18 Drivers Eliminated From NASCAR Title Contention After Talladega, Including William Byron and Chase Elliott
Nine Cup, five Truck and four O’Reilly Series drivers can no longer win a title after Talladega, including Hendrick’s William Byron and Chase Elliott.
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Kyle Larson on Denny Hamlin’s Title Chase: ‘We Knew the Format, and He Did as Well’
Kyle Larson said he felt bad for Denny Hamlin after last year’s title race at Phoenix, but that this year both drivers knew the 10-race Chase format.
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Denny Hamlin on Catching Kyle Larson for the Title: ‘It’s Highly Unlikely’
Denny Hamlin said catching Kyle Larson for the Cup title is highly unlikely with Larson 73 points ahead and two races left, starting at Martinsville.