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HAMPTON, Ga. — Co-owned by basketball icon Michael Jordan and NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin, 23XI Racing is one of two NASCAR Cup Series organizations that did not sign NASCAR's proposed charter agreement that most owners signed Friday night.
HAMPTON, Ga. — 23XI Racing, the NASCAR team co-owned by Michael Jordan, said Saturday that it had skipped a deadline to sign a new charter agreement with the sanctioning body because «it did not have an opportunity to fairly bargain» for a new contract.
DARLINGTON, S.C. — Chase Briscoe held off Kyle Busch for a walk-off victory Sunday that launched him into the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs while delivering a crushing blow to drivers hoping to make the playoffs on points.
DARLINGTON, S.C. — A disappointed Richard Childress, who has raced in NASCAR as a team owner for 55 years, indicated that NASCAR’s ruling and its appeals decisions that revoked Austin Dillon’s playoff spot will have a huge impact on NASCAR racing and he also considers himself having received the biggest fine in NASCAR history in the money lost in not making the playoffs.
Unless he wins the regular-season finale Sunday night at Darlington Raceway, Austin Dillon won't compete in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
Denny Hamlin's hopes at a NASCAR Cup Series regular-season championship were wiped away and his road to his possible first Cup championship got a little bit more difficult after NASCAR issued a hefty penalty Thursday afternoon.
A three-member NASCAR appeals panel Wednesday denied the appeal of Austin Dillon, who remains without a playoff berth despite a victory Aug. 11 at Richmond Raceway.
BROOKLYN, Mich. — Tyler Reddick took the lead on a restart in the second overtime to win at Michigan International Speedway on Monday, opening up another spot for a driver in NASCAR's playoffs.