Ryan Blaney will start on the pole for Sunday's Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, as Fords took 10 of the top 11 spots in qualifying. Blaney earned his 11th career pole — and first at Atlanta — with a lap of 179.

Christopher Bell earned his 10th career NASCAR Cup Series victory after leading at the time of caution on the final lap ahead of Carson Hocevar and Kyle Larson in Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 race in Atlanta.

Following another photo finish and impressive run from one of its series’ best, the NASCAR Cup Series returns to the venue that produced one of the most compelling finishes in motorsports history a year ago.

Team Penske without a doubt had the best cars in the field in last weekend's NASCAR Cup Series Daytona 500, and yet the organization left Daytona Beach without

Following the Ambetter Health 400 on Sunday at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, Ross Chastain had some choice words for Carson Hocevar. He wasn’t the only one. Multiple drivers went over to Hocevar after the race to express their displeasure,

Ryan Blaney won his first pole position of the season – 11th of his career – Saturday morning at Atlanta Motor Speedway – his two Team Penske teammates, Austin

Cup Series champion from High Point, North Carolina, posted a pole-winning lap at 179.371 mph in 30.908 seconds for his first pole of the 2025 season and lead a Penske-affiliated sweep of top-four starting spots.

Team Penske and alliance partner Wood Brothers Racing led a dominating final round of Cup Series qualifying for Ford at Atlanta Motor Speedway — the manufacturer taking nine of the top 10

Blaney beat teammate Cindric by two-thousandths of a second for the top spot as Penske-affiliated cars locked out the first two rows.

The starting lineup for Sunday’s Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway has officially been set after Ford dominated qualifying at the track on Saturday morning. Ryan Blaney will be on the pole,

Unlike the Daytona 500, Atlanta and the other NASCAR Cup Series races set qualifying during qualifying time trials.

Atlanta Motor Speedway has become a "restricted speed" track which makes it prone to upset winners. Similar to the Daytona 500.