Ty Gibbs continued a summer hot streak Sunday at Dover Motor Speedway, beating Tyler Reddick to advance to the finals of the inaugural in-season tournament.

Ty Gibbs and underdog Ty Dillon face off in the In-Season Challenge finale as NASCAR returns to the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval. The 2025 NASCAR Brickyard 400 rolls into the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway this Sunday,

Ty Gibbs won the NASCAR In-Season Challenge and $1 million, beating Ty Dillon at the Brickyard 400. Gibbs finished in 21st and Dillon finished in 28th. This story will be updated.

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to hallowed ground on Sunday, July 27, racing in the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A field of 39 cars chases one of

Denny Hamlin rose to the occasion at Dover Motor Speedway, elevating the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in double OT to go back-to-back at the \"Monster Mile\" and collect a series-best fourth 2025 win and 58th overall.

Through all its historic moments, filled with misnamed memories like the ‘pass in the grass’ (great rhyming, bad recognition of the truth) or colliding forces like Cale Yarborough, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, Jeff Gordon, nothing will compare to the much-hyped and immensely vital dogfight between Tys.

Denny Hamlin continued his push for his first championship, notching his circuit-leading fourth win of the season last weekend in Delaware. He’s right on Kyle Larson’s tail to become the favorite for the title in 2025. Perhaps he can pass him if he wins another race this weekend in Indiana.

On the latest Hauler Talk, pit-road rules are discussed that were in play for the Sonoma incident between the Nos. 6 and 54 teams.

Win on Sunday at Dover gives Hamlin a series-best four victories in 2025. Denny Hamlin held off his newest teammate Chase Briscoe, who was even on fresher tires, after a long rain delay. It marks back-to-back wins at the Dover concrete-mile for Hamlin and a NASCAR Cup Series-best fourth victory of 2025.