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NASCAR announces new title sponsor to replace Xfinity

O’Reilly Auto Parts to assume title sponsorship of NASCAR’s secondary series

NASCAR and O’Reilly Auto Parts today announced a multiyear partnership — one that will make the leader in the automotive replacement parts industry the title sponsor of what is now known as the NASCA...

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O'Reilly Auto Parts replacing Xfinity as series sponsor

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NASCAR announces new title sponsor to replace Xfinity: Report

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Daytona to determine final 2 NASCAR Cup playoff spots

Coverage begins at 7 p.m. ET Saturday from Daytona on NBC and Peacock. There are seven drivers outside a playoff spot who have won at Daytona previously in Cup. They are: Chris Bu

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How the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Grid Challenge works

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The Cup Series battle for playoff spots comes down to Daytona

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A Year After Controversial Richmond Victory, Austin Dillon Wins With No Drama

Austin Dillon didn’t face any questions about whether he crossed any line other than the finish line Saturday night.

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Denny Hamlin Shares that Kyle Busch Door-Slammed Him at Richmond, Hit ‘Everything’

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Austin Dillon: ‘Feels really darn good’ to earn Richmond redemption

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How a new winner at Richmond shattered NASCAR's playoff bubble battle

Reddick is now just one spot above the bubble, and he lost almost 30 points to Bowman despite winning Stage 1 at Richmond.

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Austin Dillon punts Alex Bowman to NASCAR playoff bubble while racing hurt to win Richmond

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Analysis: Richmond win was more like validation than redemption for Dillon

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How the ‘Big One’ unfolded at Richmond Raceway

Steve Letarte and Todd Gordon dive deep into how the "Big One" happened on Saturday night at Richmond Raceway. NASCAR® and its marks are trademarks of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing,

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Three-time Truck Series champ Matt Crafton to retire after 2025; Majeski to drive No. 88 in 2026

Three-time Craftsman Truck Series champion Matt Crafton will retire after the 2025 season. Ty Majeski will take over the No. 88 in 2026.

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Denny Hamlin Reacts to NASCAR All-Star Race Potentially Moving to Dover

The NASCAR schedule for the 2026 Cup Series season is tentatively expected to be released this week, with reports that the All-Star

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. brings back the baseball car for a Late Model Stock Car race

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Two playoff spots remain after Austin Dillon’s Richmond win causes shakeup

Austin Dillon's win at Richmond shook up the playoff standings, and now the focus will turn to Daytona with just two spots left to fill.