Austin Dillon’s win in the Cook Out 400 should have been a celebration. The 35-year-old driver rolled to his first

When it comes to Austin Dillon, it’s one task achieved but another task still to accomplish. What that phrase boils down to is two-fold: First is that Dillon qualified for the NASCAR Cup playoffs by virtue of Saturday night’s win at Richmond Raceway.

With six wins in his NASCAR Cup Series career now, does Austin Dillon not get the credit he deserves in the sport? A Truck Series and Xfinity Series champion, Dillon has never risen to that level in Cup,

Ryan Blaney made things difficult for Austin Dillon at Richmond Raceway, as the RCR driver admitted in his post-race remarks.

When you think NASCAR couldn’t get any more dramatic, Austin Dillon casually drops the news that he’s been racing with a broken rib. You know, just your typical Tuesday confession that makes the rest of us feel like absolute wimps for complaining about a paper cut.

Shane van Gisbergen\"s road-course dominance continued last weekend at Watkins Glen International -- matching Denny Hamlin with a Cup Series-best four wins in 2025. Chris Buescher was in the mix at the New York road course,