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Jeff Gluck reports Ryan Blaney held off Tyler Reddick to win NASCAR’s season finale at Homestead.
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The Hendrick Motorsports driver entered the season finale with only two rivals still mathematically eligible for the title.
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NASCAR reports contact between cars 4 and 7 and a spin for Daniel Suarez.
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Jimmie Johnson addressed the crowd during driver introductions before bringing out the three championship contenders.
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Allgaier's title-winning finale included a pit stop for a flat right-rear tire.
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Day was towed away after completing seven laps, and the collision brought out a caution.
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Keselowski reportedly hit the inside wall after spinning during the qualifying session.
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Championship leader Kyle Larson qualified fourth for the November 8 Cup Series finale, with Christopher Bell sixth.
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A wavearound recovered one lap for Riggs after title rival Kaden Honeycutt collected eight stage points.
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Ryan Blaney reportedly led the 10- through 30-lap averages, though fewer cars attempted the longer runs.
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Both drivers are set to compete full-time for Kaulig Racing in 2027.
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CEO Steve O’Donnell points to industry sustainability and costs as reasons to keep developing the current Cup Series car.
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He endorses Spire Motorsports’ suspension and urges supporters to hold him accountable instead of blaming the team.
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NASCAR lists a 3 p.m. ET start, plus NBC, MRN and SiriusXM Radio for the race.
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Hocevar was fined $100,000 and Berry $50,000; both lost 25 driver points.
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Justin Haley will drive the No. 77 at Homestead-Miami after Spire cited Hocevar's conduct at Martinsville.
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TWG Global previously said it was not considering exiting its stake in the team.
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Byron claimed his first victory of 2026 on what NASCAR called a dominant day at Martinsville.
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The field had technically crossed the timing line, putting the Mexico Grand Prix restart on Lap 47.
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Cindric's No. 2 had a caved-in hood; Berry also brake-checked Blaney, damaging another Penske car.
