One week ago, NASCAR Cup Series driver Chris Buescher lost a race at Kansas Speedway by .0001 of a second, the closest margin in series history. Fast forward to Darlington Raceway on Sunday and it appeared Buescher was in line to get the victory that eluded him seven days prior. That is, until

LaNorris Sellers is already turning heads at South Carolina as he looks to push past the competition in the Gamecocks‘ quarterback room. Thus far, he’s done so, coming out of the spring as the team’s top option. To celebrate, he made the short trip up to Darlington to take in some NASCAR.

Kyle Larson won the NASCAR Advent Health 400 at Kansas Speedway by 0.001 seconds over Chris Buescher Sunday night. It was hailed as the closest finish in the racing organization’s 76-year history. And it was. They got that part right. But did Kyle Larson really win by a millisecond? Longtime

If you blink you missed it. Literally. Kyle Larson won the NASCAR Cup Series’ Advent Health 400 at Kansas Speedway by .001 of a second over Chris Buescher on Sunday night. It was the closest finish in the sport’s illustrious history. 0.001 SECONDS! Kyle Larson beats Chris Buescher in the

Could NASCAR be in danger of its biggest teams deciding to skip races in the future? According to driver and team owner Denny Hamlin, it’s a real possibility. Hamlin mentioned the drastic measure while on a recent episode of Dale Earnhardt Jr’s “Dale Jr. Download” podcast.