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2021 season preview: Wood Brothers Racing

Today’s Wood Brothers Racing preview continues NASCAR.com’s countdown of team previews for the 2021 NASCAR Cup NASCAR Cup Series

Fill in the blank: Write your own 2020 recap

The 2020 NASCAR season is officially in the books, Chase Elliott is the champion, it’s Thanksgiving week, and, Steve Luvender

Playoff pressure weighs on Dillon, DiBenedetto in Episode 4 of MotorTrend docuseries

Never before has a NASCAR postseason been so pressurized. With COVID-19 procedures in place, there’s no practice NASCAR Cup Series

Matt DiBenedetto remains with Wood Brothers Racing for 2021 season in Cup

Matt DiBenedetto has inked a contract extension with Wood Brothers Racing, the organization announced Thursday NASCAR Cup Series

NASCAR official: Out-of-bounds rulings ‘clear-cut’ in turbulent

It wouldn't be Talladega Superspeedway weekend without some old-fashioned blocking, which as it turned out, wasn NASCAR Cup Series

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Denny Hamlin prevails in triple-overtime thriller at Talladega

For the second time in as many seasons, Denny Hamlin broke Matt DiBenedetto’s heart, before NASCAR removed the NASCAR Cup Series

NASCAR fines seven national series teams for lug-nut violations at Las Vegas

NASCAR fined three crew chiefs in the Cup Series and four crew chiefs in the Xfinity Series for safety violations NASCAR Cup Series

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Sin City sizzler: Kurt Busch wins Round of 12 opener at Las Vegas in overtime

With a career record of 0-for-21 coming into Sunday night’s South Point 400 at his hometown Las Vegas Motor Speedway NASCAR Cup Series

Bowyer advances at Bristol; Custer, Byron, Blaney, DiBenedetto ousted from playoffs

The same four drivers who entered Bristol Motor Speedway on the outside of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs' safety NASCAR Cup Series

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Harvick holds off Kyle Busch for Bristol Night Race win; Round of 12 set

In a battle of two of stock-car racing’s titans, Kevin Harvick swapped the lead with Kyle Busch and held off the NASCAR Cup Series