The Latest Breaking News from NASCAR

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Kyle Busch has felt the same whiplash that Denny Hamlin feels right now.

In fact, despite not having a win so far in 2023, Bowman has been the series’ most consistent performer in his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet with a 7.1 average finish.

In a statement with its decision, the three-member panel said the team did violate NASCAR rules and upheld much of the harsh penalties issued to the team, including the $100,000 fine and four-race suspension for crew chief Trent Owens and the loss of 10 playoff points.

MIAMI — The silly Reese/Clark taunting controversy. A warning for Miami and FAU. The rise of the women’s game. The real reason LSU is tough to like. The White House gaffe. And personal gratitude.

Kaulig Racing will have to live with most of NASCAR’s original penalty.

Cindric’s car was unveiled Tuesday as the final edition to the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s “Glory Road: 75 Years” exhibit, which features a display of historical machines that pays tribute to the people, cars and moments that have helped shape NASCAR racing from its inception in 1948.

Mosley was officially announced as the organization’s new president of business operations on Feb. 1. He was named as part of a new executive team which included John Lewensten as senior vice president for partnership services and Joey Cohen as the team’s vice president of racing operations.

Before teams even got to Richmond (Va.) Raceway, Hendrick Motorsports had gotten a big lift last Wednesday when an appeals panel restored the driver, owner and playoff points that NASCAR had stripped from all four of its Cup teams.

The fight for victory sparked into life after Noah Gragson slammed the outside wall, forcing the sixth caution of the race, which saw all the lead-lap cars pit with Martin Truex Jr retaining the lead off pitroad.