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3/25/2025 |  AUTO RACING: Kyle Larson earns 30th Cup Series win and F1’s McLaren Team continue to dominate (Associated Press (AP)) NASCAR CUP SERIES
Cook Out 400
Site: Martinsville, Virginia.
Schedule: Saturday, practice, 2:05 p.m., qualifying, 3:10 p.m.; Sunday, race, 3 p.m. (FS1).
Track: Martinsville Speedway.
Race distance: 400 laps, 210.4 miles.

3/24/2025 |  Hendrick Motorsports is off to a great start to the NASCAR season, but they’re after perfection (Associated Press (AP)) HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) — It’s been a fast start to the NASCAR season for powerhouse Hendrick Motorsports.
The racing team has two wins in the first six Cup Series races of the season, including Kyle Larson’s victory at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday. And its drivers hold the top three positions in points and four of the top six.
Still, Hendrick Motorsports vice chairman Jeff Gordon believes his team is just in the chase.

3/24/2025 |  Kyle Larson still searching for elusive triple-header sweep: ’Really tough feat to do’ (Fox Sports) Kyle Larson knew going into the Homestead-Miami Speedway weekend that he would have a chance to accomplish a great racing feat.
Competing in all three NASCAR national series, Larson had the opportunity to sweep a triple-header weekend of truck, Xfinity and Cup races.
Only one driver has done it, and that’s Kyle Busch, who did it at Bristol in 2010 and then again in 2017.

3/24/2025 |  Arrow McLaren trying to shake INDYCAR underdog status, mimic F1 surge (Fox Sports) THERMAL, Calif. — After sweeping the front row spots for the second INDYCAR race of the season, Arrow McLaren driver Christian Lundgaard quipped: "We're just trying to copy what they do in Formula 1."
People laughed. But, seriously, after what the team did at Thermal, it could be an actual conversation sooner than some would think, especially after last season.

3/20/2025 |  Who’s got next? Ranking drivers in search of first Cup wins after Josh Berry’s victory (Fox Sports) Josh Berry’s triumph at Las Vegas marked his first career Cup win. It came in his 53rd career Cup start.
With Berry’s victory, there are only 10 of the 36 full-time NASCAR Cup Series drivers that don't have a victory in the series.
What are the chances fans will see another first-time winner this season? It seems somewhat likely, as several of these drivers have the potential to find their way to victory lane.