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Josh Berry Losing Wood Brothers Ride as Jesse Love Is Expected to Take No. 21

A faltering 2026 season has left Berry with few realistic openings in a Cup market that favors drivers with personal funding.

Kyle Larson Praises Carson Hocevar’s Speed but Calls Him ‘Immature’

Kaulig Confirms A.J. Allmendinger Will Stay Long Term

RFK Racing Re-Signs Chris Buescher to Multiyear Deal

Josh Berry to Leave Wood Brothers Racing After 2026 Season

Denny Hamlin Names Brent Crews as Likely Successor While Saying His Next Contract Will Probably Be His Last

Corey Heim Promoted to Full-Time Cup Driver for 23XI Racing in 2027

Daniel Suárez Gives Spire Motorsports a Breakthrough Coca‑Cola 600 Win

Natalie Decker Parks Truck After Tearful Radio Breakdown at Dover

RCR Installs Andy Street as Kyle Busch’s Crew Chief After 10-Race Struggle

Hocevar’s First Cup Win at Talladega Puts Viral Celebration and Spire’s Pace in Focus

Live Fast Motorsports Taps Daniel Dye for Four-Race Cup Debut

NASCAR Reinstates Daniel Dye as Kaulig Racing Names Corey LaJoie to No. 10 Truck

Hocevar Rejects Dale Earnhardt Comparisons as Darlington Tribute Rolls Out

Austin Hill Lands Five-Race Cup Slate With RCR, Starting at Phoenix

Jesse Love to Drive RCR’s No. 33 at COTA With C4 Energy Sponsorship

23XI Confirms 12-Race 2026 Cup Slate for Corey Heim in Open No. 67 Toyota

Connor Zilisch Takes P2 in Rolex 24 GTP Debut, Turns Focus to Cup Series Start

Cleetus McFarland Leads Daytona ARCA Tributes to Greg Biffle, Pledges to Chase Their Daytona 500 Goal

Keselowski To Miss Clash as Corey LaJoie Takes RFK’s No. 6