Shane van Gisbergen entered the history books with a rare feat on Sunday's Bank of America Roval 400. The Trackhouse Racing driver became the first driver in over 40 years to win multiple NASCAR races by a 15-second margin.

SVG won an enthralling Roval 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, defeating Hendrick Motorsports’ Kyle Larson in a strategy-heavy 109-lap race.

With its origins in rum-running and Prohibition-era bootlegging and its history of charismatic champions, such as Richard “The King” Petty and Jeff Gordon, NASCAR is as American of the sport as one could ask for.

Jan Magnussen isn’t a name most associate with NASCAR. Instead, many think of his incredible sports car career, which includes 4 class wins at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, as well as 1 win at the 24 Hours of Daytona.

Winning in the NASCAR Cup Series has always been a steep challenge. While lap times lead to dominance, they don’t always result in victories.

The best and worst decisions of Jeff Gordon's racing career were, ironically, linked. He dives into his life in a new Q&A.

With NASCAR returning to Kansas Speedway for the next race in the Cup playoffs — remember that finish there in May 2024? — it's a good time to look back at the sport's closest finishes. NASCAR has used electronic scoring since 1993 and this list is the closest finishes since then.

TRICON Garage makes NASCAR history with a rare NASCAR Truck Series podium sweep led by Corey Heim, Brent Crews, and Gio Ruggiero.

Hamlin's pass of Chastain helped put the ever-dangerous Joey Logano into the Round of 8, SVG wins again, and more from the Charlotte Roval.