Charlotte native William Byron got his first win on Saturday at his home track. Byron was sent to the back of the pack after a penalty for speeding on pit road. But he was able to get himself right back in the mix after several cautions late in the

Facing traffic, an unsettled race car in dirty air, and a charging Chastain, Byron failed to secure victory after leading 424.5 of the 600 miles that make up NASCAR's longest race

A sweep of three stages in NASCAR Cup Series points races means victory for a driver except one — the Coca-Cola 600. The ultimate endurance test of man and machine in NASCAR’s longest event holds four equal stages of 100 laps,

Saturday’s NASCAR race at Charlotte needed an overtime finish, like more than half of the Xfinity Series races this year, and the local Cup Series star prevailed.

William Byron received a four-year contract extension from Hendrick Motorsports that will keep the 27-year-old driver with the team through the 2029 NASCAR Cup Series season.

Hendrick Motorsports announced Friday that it has signed 14-time Cup Series winner William Byron to a four-year contract extension.

William Byron acknowledged that losing the Coca-Cola 600 was tough, but also a valuable lesson.He dominated Sunday night with 283 of 400 laps led and swept three stages, but he lost the lead and the win to Ross Chastain with five laps to go.

Denny Hamlin and William Byron battled each other at Charlotte to produce one of the best displays of racing in recent times.