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Stenhouse Jr. ready to get back to ‘winning ways’ with Mustang in ’19

CONCORD, N.C. -- It’s been a big 48 hours for Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Roush Fenway Racing: A season-best fourth Ricky Stenhouse Jr

Updates from the armchair: This Week on iRacing

Although we’re nearly a quarter of the way through the NASCAR season, there’s never a break in the action on everybody NASCAR Cup Series

Joey Logano taking big steps on the track, on TV, as a parent

Joey Logano's ability to multitask is getting put to the test this year.The 27-year-old driver and his wife, Brittany Joey Logano

Three sponsors sign extensions with Roush Fenway Racing through 2021

Fastenal, Fifth Third Bank and SunnyD have signed contract extensions with Roush Fenway Racing to serve as primary Ricky Stenhouse Jr

Three’s company: Bristol announces back-to-back-to-back nights of racing

It's Bristol, baby -- back-to-back-to-back.Bristol Motor Speedway and NASCAR jointly announced Tuesday that its Bristol Motor Speedway

Ford Mustang planned for Monster Energy Series in 2019

Ford Performance announced Tuesday morning that it plans to bring the company’s iconic Mustang to the Monster NASCAR Cup Series

FROM NASCAR Wire Service

Stenhouse fights adversity for best finish of the season

It may have been the hardest effort Ricky Stenhouse Jr. has ever had to put in for a fourth-place finish. But NASCAR Cup Series

FROM NASCAR Wire Service

Emotions overflow for Wallace Jr. after leading laps, slipping late

BRISTOL, Tenn. – There was a throwback moment in Monday’s weather-delayed Food City 500 that caught everyone’s NASCAR Cup Series

Weather, urgency, aggression, fierce battles: Bristol had it all

BRISTOL, Tenn. – Four red flags, 18 lead changes and 13 cautions were Kyle Busch’s road blocks to winning Monday NASCAR Cup Series

FROM NASCAR Wire Service

Kyle Busch bumps by Larson, rolls to Bristol Motor Speedway win

BRISTOL, Tenn. – Everyone knows Kyle Busch as “Rowdy,” but you could also call him “The Postman,” given that neither NASCAR Cup Series