Zack Albert

NASCAR named the Hall of Fame nominees for the Class of 2025 with Greg Biffle, Randy Dorton and Jack Sprague added to the Modern Era ballot.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Matt Kenseth's return to the sport with Legacy Motor Club has taken on a mentoring role.

At age 52, Hall of Famer Matt Kenseth says he's moved past any itch to return to Cup Series on a part-time basis.

NASCAR Hall of Fame officials announced their newest list of nominees Wednesday for the Class of 2025, adding Greg Biffle, Randy Dorton and Jack Sprague — a trio of championship-winning candidates — to the Modern Era ballot.

Seeing his contemporary and LMC colleague run in select races hasn’t prompted the same itch from Matt Kenseth, who joined the organization last October as a competition advisor. The 52-year-old Hall of Famer last competed in 2020, finishing out the pandemic-plagued year as a replacement for Kyle Larson on Chip Ganassi’s team. That campaign — and his part-time return to team owner Jack Roush’s operation in 2018 — showed glimmers of Kenseth’s heyday, but cemented his thoughts about his racing career beyond his prime years.

After a day of mixed fortunes at Dover, see which Cup Series drivers are trending in opposite directions with Kansas on the horizon.

Denny Hamlin's called-shot win Sunday at Dover Motor Speedway might just be the start of something bigger. Turns out, the driver of the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota may have had some extra incentive when he and crew chief Chris Gabehart established some performance-goal parameters heading into the midpoint of the NASCAR Cup Series' regular season.

Denny Hamlin emerged from a Sunday afternoon of twists and turns at Dover Motor Speedway with his third Cup Series win of the season. He fended off series points leader Kyle Larson down the stretch and kept teammate Martin Truex Jr., last year’s Dover winner, at bay, leaving him third in the final order.

Ryan Blaney paid his first visit to one of the country's most solemn places, offering his respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

The Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America has clocked many miles in its 28 years of existence. The milestones along the way have also been significant.