NASCAR has caught a ton of flack for their Next Gen car design, and it’s been magnified after another disappointing weekend ...

NASCAR veteran Denny Hamlin has once again spoken about his potential retirement from stock car racing, hinting that his last day in the sport will likely arrive within six years.

On his Actions Detrimental podcast, Hamlin said the fundamental problem with NASCAR short-track racing is the Next Gen car.

Michael Jordan's love for fast cars is great but he met his match when he experienced a NASCAR simulator for the very first ...

There has been much controversy about the power output of NASCAR's Next Gen Car, and now, the sport has been blamed for inadequate testing.

In his weekly Actions Detrimental podcast, Denny Hamlin fired back at the No. 5 car driver’s post-race comments. He admitted ...

Denny Hamlin spent the better part of Sunday’s race at Bristol chasing Kyle Larson around the racetrack. Larson held him at bay to take the checkered flag in a dominating showing.

Denny Hamlin has detailed why NASCAR should go back to increasing horsepower in the cars, especially when drivers and fans demand it.

Denny Hamlin remembered the NASCAR personalities who passed away last week after the Cup Series race at Bristol.

Kyle Larson dominated in Bristol winning in both the Cup and Xfinity series and Oscar Piastri had an impressive performance in Bahrain giving McLaren its third win of the year.

Following the Bristol Motor Speedway race, NASCAR Senior Vice President of Competition Elton Sawyer defended the short track package amid the Next-Gen car era.

Larson is a NASCAR Cup Series champion with 31 wins to his name, but he still enjoys showing the lower racing series drivers who's boss.