Articles in NASCAR – Xfinity Series

By Deb Williams | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
Ever since childhood Daniel Hemric possessed an intense desire, a hunger to race in NASCAR’s top three series, but he quickly realized the path to his goal would be more …

By Deb Williams | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Knowledge can be both comforting and frustrating as it was for NASCAR Xfinity Series drivers Noah Gragson and Daniel Hemric in Saturday night’s Dead On Tools 250 …

FORT WORTH, Texas – John Hunter Nemechek capped an already excellent week in his evolving NASCAR Camping World Truck Series career Saturday afternoon with a determined Xfinity Series drive to victory at Texas Motor Speedway.
At …

By Deb Williams | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
CONCORD, N.C. – Slightly more than three years ago A.J. Allmendinger sat in Charlotte Motor Speedway’s infield media center without a clue as to his future in racing.
His 5 ½-year …

By Deb Williams | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
BRISTOL, Tenn. – Classic is defined as an outstanding example of a particular style and no doubt this year’s Food City 300 finish at Bristol Motor Speedway will be viewed …

The schedule NASCAR Xfinity Series race on Friday at Daytona International Speedway has been postponed because of rain.
It is re-schedule to resume on Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
A.J. Allmendinger was leading on Lap 19 of the …

HAMPTON, Ga. – The curtain fell twice on Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
With construction set to begin next week on the repaving and reconfiguration of the 1.54-mile paved oval just south of Atlanta, the final …

LONG POND, Pa. – Austin Cindric held off a charging Ty Gibbs in Sunday’s Pocono Green 225 to claim his first-ever victory at the 2.5-mile Pocono Raceway, his fourth this season and the 12th of …

By Deb Williams | Senior Writer
RacinToday.om
Jeb Burton’s career road has been a rough one, often so full of potholes that the second-generation driver sometimes considered quitting, but Saturday at Talladega Superspeedway a rain storm washed …

By Deb Williams | Senior Writer
RacinToday.com
MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Josh Berry, the winner of Sunday’s rain-delayed Cook Out 250 NASCAR Xfinity race, is no silver-spoon driver.
Nothing has come easy for the Hendersonville, Tennessee, driver known best …