Two NASCAR playoff spots are up for grabs at Daytona International Speedway this week. Let's look at the full picture before ...

Dillon won the Cook Out 400 on Saturday night, locking himself into the playoffs. It was the sixth career win for the 35-year ...

Richard Childress Racing had an eventful Cook Out 400, with Austin Dillon winning the race and Kyle Busch causing the ...

Charles Denike went to some races at Richmond Raceway while growing up in Chester. That made Saturday night under the lights a homecoming moment for Denike. For the first time, he was the crew chief ...

One of the biggest questions this weekend is certainly about the cut line after Dillon took a playoff spot away.

In the middle stretch of the race, Wallace remained among the frontrunners. The 23XI cars, with Wallace and teammate Tyler ...

Austin Dillon’s No. 3 Chevrolet came to life late Saturday night, leading him to repeat as winner of the Cook Out 400 at ...

For years, Richmond drastically lacked the action and importance of tires that made it famous in the first place. So often, ...

Austin Dillon reversed his fortunes at Richmond on Saturday night, winning the Cook Out 400 to earn a playoff spot and a little bit of sweet redemption after the mess of a year ago. It wasn’t easy.

Dillon and Allmendinger navigate setbacks to secure top-25 finishes with strategic recovery at Richmond Raceway.

Stage 1 Winner: Tyler Reddick of 23XI Racing (Toyota) Stage 2 Winner: Bubba Wallace of 23XI Racing (Toyota) RWR Finish: ● ...

In what was essentially a redemption move following last year’s Cookout 400 at Richmond Raceway, Austin Dillon once again ...