Nick DeGroot is a US-Based News Editor at Motorsport.com. With a deep-rooted passion for motorsports, he covers a wide range of topics including competitive sports, automotive news, and sports broadcasting, bringing a unique perspective to the industry. Nick's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Autosport, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Sports.
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Denny Hamlin leaves Darlington with a 12-point championship lead over Christopher Bell
By: Nick DeGroot
NASCAR's new promotion is off to a great (bleeping) start, where fans have a chance to win money if they can accurately guess how many times drivers will swear on the radio throughout the Chase
By: Nick DeGroot
A 7.86 four-tire pit stop by Bubba Wallace broke the previous record of 7.9 seconds, held by the pit crew for Christopher Bell's No. 20
By: Nick DeGroot
Bell snapped his winless streak, Hocevar made a new enemy, and some Chase contenders have already used up their mulligan
Motorsport's readers made their voices heard, and the results are in for the Autosport Best of the month August voting
By: Nick DeGroot
Hocevar may be angering most of the NASCAR garage, but his support among the fans remains strong
Poole will drive the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado RST at Kansas Speedway
By: Nick DeGroot
This is part of a new 'long-term' deal for the Hendrick driver, who will continue as a full-time driver in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series in 2027
By: Nick DeGroot
Larson will run a very special Hendrick Motorsports livery at Kyle Busch's home track in October
The Chase continues as NASCAR's best take on WWT Raceway in Illinois for Round 28 of the NASCAR Cup season
