Trackhouse Racing teammates Ross Chastain and Daniel Suárez tangled in Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma Raceway.

A little bit of teammate on teammate action today at Sonoma Raceway between Daniel Suárez and Ross Chastain. The two NASCAR drivers have been amigos for years, but Suárez is fuming mad and looking for retaliation after getting spun by Chastain.

Shane van Gisbergen provided a reminder of why he was considered the overwhelming favorite for Sunday's race at Sonoma in the first stage of the race. The Kiwi drove away from the field once the stage hit its halfway point, putting in lap after lap better than his rivals to pull out a lead of more than seven seconds.

Following the finish at Chicago, Joey Logano was furious with Ross Chastain. He even went to the NASCAR hauler to complain. In his media interviews, Logano called for a penalty against Chastain after he said the Trackhouse driver admitted he retaliated against the 22 on purpose.

Joey Logano wanted NASCAR to make a statement after Ross Chastain intentionally hit him at the Chicago Street Race. Instead,

Ross Chastain and Joey Logano aren’t strangers to heated moments on the track, but their run-in at the Chicago Street Course might just be their most chaotic yet. On a lap 63 restart in the tight 75-lap race,

One NASCAR Cup Series standout visited the Twin Tiers for a special event, as Watkins Glen race weekend approaches. NASCAR Cup Series driver Ross Chastain headlined the third annual “Winning Wednesday” event,

Mike Forde, NASCAR’s managing director of racing communications, shared details on the governing body’s review of the incident between Ross Chastain and Joey Logano at Chicago. On the Hauler Talk podcast,

It’s not time to start your engines just yet, but with exactly one month until the Go Bowling at the Glen, one driver stopped by for a pretty cool experience at the Corning Museum of Glass