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Chase Elliott has been voted NASCAR’s most popular driver in the Cup Series for the eighth consecutive season. The results were announced Tuesday night during the NASCAR Awards celebration in Scottsdale, Arizona. Elliott received 56 percent of the total votes cast. The other top five drivers in the voting, in...

In a short amount of time, Chase Elliott has established an excellent fan following. That doesn't stop the questions of how he can win over new fans.However, Elliott's answer remains the same: he's going to continue to be himself. The Hendrick Motorsports driver reiterated as much this week during a...

Chase Elliott admits he's not over what happened last weekend at Dover, where he again suffered heartache in the pursuit of his first victory. Actually, Elliott doesn't see the disappointment of having the lead snatched away with less than two laps to go ever dissipating."Oh, it still sticks with you...

Hendrick Motorsports is changing things up.Announced Tuesday night, William Byron will drive the No. 24 Chevrolet in 2018 while Chase Elliott brings the No. 9 back to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. The team is dubbing the change #LegacyLives, with the new era beginning next year.In every number lives...

RACER.com's extensive coverage of the Indianapolis 500 is presented by Verizon. Visit http://www.indycar.com/VerizonApp to learn more about the drivers, teams and technology. Target Chip Ganassi Racing hopes a successful Coors Light Carb Day will indicate a good Indianapolis 500 race day.Reigning Indianapolis 500 winner Tony Kanaan, who will start the...