NASCAR Cup Series season opened with two of its fastest speedways and two of its biggest stars -- William Byron and Christopher Bell -- taking early season wins to assert themselves as among the drivers to beat.

NASCAR finally moves away from the pack-racing chaos for the road course maneuvers at Circuit Of The Americas this weekend in Austin, Texas. The truncated COTA layout will provide for a shorter track and more turns (read: more chances at physical racing) than the original layout,

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After two weeks at high-speed Daytona and Atlanta, NASCAR goes to the tricky road course in Austin (COTA) for something completely different.

AUSTIN, Texas — NASCAR is gearing up for an exciting weekend at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas, moving away from its usual tight pack racing. The track has a new 2.4-mile layout with more turns, which means more chances for close racing and action.

The NASCAR Cup Series has been racing at Circuit of the Americas since 2021, but this year will be different as the series reconfigured the road course. Here's more of what drivers are saying about Sunday's race.

As the third race of the 2025 season, this is the earliest date for COTA on the Cup schedule since joining the circuit in 2021. The Cup winner at COTA has started on the front row

Three weeks into the NASCAR season, the annual EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas will be NASCAR's earliest road course ever.