After a side-by-side photo finish in which Erik Jones crossed the start-finish line first, a caution seconds before had NASCAR calling Austin Cindric as the winner -- with Jones already celebrating on the frontstretch.

NASCAR fans shared their displeasure over the controversial call that led to Penske’s Austin Cindric snatching away the Daytona Duel victory from Erik Jones. The No. 43 Legacy Motor Club Toyota crossed the finish line 0.

On the latest episode of Hauler Talk, an official podcast from NASCAR that serves as the vessel for NASCAR officials to explain controversial calls from race co

Initially, everyone believed Erik Jones was the winner as he crossed the finish line just ahead of Austin Cindric. However, the Team Penske driver was awarded the victory because he was positioned in front of the No. 43 car at the time of the yellow. Several days later NASCAR Race Director Jusan Hamilton addressed the situation.

X (Twitter) users responded Wednesday night when NASCAR Cup Series officials declared Austin Cindric the Duel 2 winner over Erik Jones at Daytona.

A massive fine left Chase Briscoe facing a huge points deficit heading into Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Unofficially speaking, the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season got under way two weeks ago at Bowman Gray Stadium with the traditional season-opening exhibition

Austin Cindric nipped Erik Jones in a photo finish to win the second Daytona 500 Duel qualifying race Thursday night.

Ryan Preece is calling on NASCAR to do more to prevent cars from becoming airborne during superspeedway races.

The Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta will be aired on the radio by the Performance Racing Network. PRN has affiliates all across the country including in Nashville (830 AM and 102.5/106.3 FM in Nashville), and their feed can also be streamed on NASCAR.com as well as the NASCAR app. The race can also be heard on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, channel 90.

There's nothing subtle about NASCAR's introduction of springtime and a new season. The 2025 Daytona 500 even included an Air Force One visit.

So we had quite a week of NASCAR action. Close races, big wrecks, and William Byron walks away as a two-time, back-to-back Daytona 500 champion. Between Wednesday and Sunday, there was a lot going on in the stock car racing world.