The ending of the NASCAR Xfinity Series race on Saturday drew serious scrutiny from some racing veterans. Well, not just the ending. The entire race on Saturday night was fraught with questionable driving and a whole lot of unnecessary contact.

Christopher Bell saw improvement in his performance at Martinsville Speedway with Sunday’s second-place run, but it wasn’t good enough to challenge Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin. “I don’t

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Denny Hamlin led 274 laps and dominated Martinsville. He held off Christopher Bell with about 80 laps to go, but Hamlin was able to drive away from his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate and earn his sixth victory at Martinsville Speedway and 55th win in his NASCAR Cup Series career.

A wreck- and caution-filled Xfinity Series at Martinsville drew criticism in the Cup Series garage and put a spotlight on a tricky problem.

Heading into Throwback Weekend at Darlington Raceway on April 5-6, Christopher Bell is set to celebrate his racing roots. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver will honor one of his racing mentors, Rick Ferkel,

Exploring the career and impact of Rick Ferkel, a legendary Sprint Car superstar who served as a mentor to Christopher Bell.