NASCAR’s Brickyard 400 weekend drew mixed TV results, with strong finishes and Xfinity momentum setting up a crucial Iowa showdown.

Ty Dillon and Ty Gibbs are squaring off in the finale of NASCAR's inaugural $1,000,000 In-Season Challenge at the Brickyard 400.

The NASCAR TV picture is about to shift again, as coverage moves from TNT over to the NBC family of networks for the final stretch of the season. But the TNT ratings for the final race of the season are now in.

The NASCAR Cup Series will have a new broadcasting team for the final 14 races of the season as NBC takes over coverage from FOX Sports, Amazon Prime, and TNT Sports

The NASCAR Cup season is a long one -- 36 points races, and 39 overall events (Twin 125s, Clash, All-Star Race). While big fans can find intrigue in anything on a weekly basis, having something extra to root for, diehard fan or not, is always going to be a win for the sport.

NASCAR has released its penalty report after a wild weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. On Tuesday, NASCAR announced that Austin Hill has been suspended for one Xfinity Series race due to his incident with Aric Almirola.

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Ty Gibbs might not have won a Cup Series race yet. But he came out of Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday carrying a million dollars in his bag after winning NASCAR’s maiden In-Season Tournament.

The Brickyard 400 returned to Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 2025, marking the 5th NASCAR Cup Series race on the oval since the series moved back from the road course configuration. The post Fans Feel “Robbed” by NASCAR & It’s Broadcaster’s Blatant False Advertising at Brickyard appeared first on EssentiallySports.