NASCAR Cup Series is on the horizon, and reigning champ Joey Logano is not the favorite to win it all. Check out the odds, with insight from Bob Pockrass.

Kyle Larson recently made a claim regarding the NASCAR playoffs format ahead of the 2025 season. The 2021 Cup Series champion suggested that even if he were able to win 20 races in a season, which is more than half the races, there's a chance he wouldn't end the year as the champion.

When each new year in NASCAR commences, there is always something new apparent when the haulers are unloaded and the crews go to work for the first time. In some cases, it's a new paint scheme or a new sponsor accompanying familiar names and numbers.

Joey Logano won the Cup last year, and Kyle Larson won the most regular season races. But neither driver tops the preseason power rankings.

The 2012 NASCAR Hall of Fame 150 had multiple thrilling moments, including Corey LaJoie battling Kyle Larson for half the night, Daniel Suarez suffering a massive hit into the catch fence, Bubba Wallace making a push for the win and Chase Elliott getting into some early carnage before mounting a late charge to challenge the leaders.

NASCAR Cup Series season officially gets underway next month with the 67th running of the Daytona 500. And from February-November, NASCAR’s best will battle it out over the course of 36 races.

The Clash at Bowman Gray is this Sunday on FOX, and last year's race winner Denny Hamlin is not the favorite. Check out the latest odds.

Really good, actually. Larson collected a NASCAR Cup Series-best six wins in 2024, about his season average since joining Hendrick Motorsports in 2021. In four years at HMS, Larson has 23 wins, by far the most of any driver in that span.