As first reported by JaySki.com, NASCAR released an addition to its rulebook that allows it to limit the number of entries for a Cup Series race to 40 teams. The new rule allows NASCAR to fill open slots based on the team owner’s points standings

NASCAR released an official statement announcing a pause on the Chicago street race in 2026. The event has been dropped from the sport's calendar for next year so that NASCAR could work with the City of Chicago to form a plan that "further optimizes operational efficiencies." The objective is to bring the street race back in 2027.

NASCAR is pausing the Chicago street race because it needs more time to try to reschedule the event and reduce the build-out and breakdown of the pop-up racecourse.

In fact, Logano was one of seven drivers found guilty of speeding whilst on pit road during Sunday's race, with Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Erik Jones, Carson Hocevar, JJ Yeley, Josh Berry, and Christopher Bell also exceeding the limit at various points.

NASCAR is headed to San Diego for a race at Coronado Naval Base in 2026, according to reports. The RACER revealed that Coronado is a new destination for the upcoming season, marking an exciting addition to the calendar. The official announcement is expected to come on Wednesday, RACER reported.

Dillon will race Ty Gibbs for the $1 million prize next weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Gibbs finished fifth Sunday at Dover. He beat Tyler Reddick, who placed 12th.

Christopher Bell spun for a second time in the NASCAR Dover race. This time, he collected two other drivers late in the running.