NASCAR

A true giant of the track has left us too soon, leaving behind a legacy that shaped NASCAR in so many ways.

Just about everybody left the world-famous speedway frustrated, angry or bewildered by a bizarre Brickyard 200 finish that involved 16 wrecked cars, two red flags, a spin out of the race leader and a penalty all in the final five laps to help AJ Allmendinger reach victory lane.

What is left to do before the playoffs start? And can anyone beat Kyle Larson for the Cup Points title? Brandon Croud answers that for us.

Kyle Larson took another step toward a regular-season NASCAR Cup title. Chase Elliott lamented a race that he let get away.

Kurt Busch passed brother Kyle with 24 laps left and won the NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday to complete a sibling weekend Atlanta sweep.

Chase Elliott won his seventh career road course victory in the first Cup race at the Wisconsin track since 1956.

Kyle Busch came through in the clutch — even when he raced without one — and busted Hendrick Motorsports’ winning streak and denied the organization a shot at NASCAR history when he raced to his second victory of the season Sunday.

Alex Bowman helplessly watched teammate Kyle Larson zip past him in the waning laps at Pocono and apologized to his crew over the radio for blowing the lead.

The busiest driver in motorsports won again Sunday in the Cup debut at Nashville Superspeedway, where Kyle Larson drove to NASCAR’s victory lane for the fourth consecutive week.

After 16 race dates, NASCAR is rolling out the stars in Texas, but Brandon Croud joined TML to say it isn't must see TV.