Last week at Martinsville, Austin Cindric got into Riley Herbst and ended up spinning the No. 35 driver out. After being penalized by NASCAR for intentionally right rear hooking Ty Dillon at COTA, Cindric is on thin ice.
It is finally NASCAR Throwback Weekend at Darlington. The Cup Series will have a number of fantastic throwback schemes for the Goodyear 400. You are likely going to see one of your favorite classic schemes on the track.
Austin Cindric found himself in the middle of another questionable racing incident during Sunday’s race at Martinsville. Racing for 27th on Lap 201, Cindric and Riley Herbst made contact down the frontstretch.
While it isn’t a particularly hot day in Martinsville, the cars on track are very hot. Ask Ty Gibbs, Erik Jones, and Austin Cindric. Those three NASCAR drivers are having problems with their cool suits, the mechanisms that pump cool water under the firesuits drivers wear while racing.
Austin Cindric, Ryan Blaney and defending champion Joey Logano have led more laps than anyone else and consistently put themselves toward the front of the field.
NASCAR's decision to not suspend the driver has drawn a lot of criticism.
Denny Hamlin agrees with what Dale Earnhardt Jr. said about Austin Cindric‘s penalty at COTA. On the Actions Detrimental podcast, Hamlin shared his thoughts on the Cindric hooking Ty Dillon at COTA and sided with Earnhardt, who said the loss of 50 driver points is more severe than a suspension.
Denny Hamlin knows more than most drivers about a right hook and its consequences. His 23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace hooked Kyle Larson at Las Vegas in 2022 and received a one-race suspension.
Kevin Harvick sharply criticized NASCAR on Sunday for what he called an “awful” disciplinary decision.
A big topic of discussion this week in the NASCAR garage is Austin Cindric and his penalty. Even Denny Hamlin is talking. There are a lot of mixed feelings about the right rear hook not resulting in a one-week suspension.
The NASCAR Cup Series garage is slowly reacting to the 50-point, $50,000 penalty Austin Cindric received, including Kyle Busch. Not every driver sees eye-to-eye on the matter.
This week Austin Cindric is short 50 points and $50,000 lighter in his wallet thanks to his retaliation against Ty Dillon. Cindric right rear hooked Dillon on the track at COTA.
Following NASCAR’s ruling on the Austin Cindric right-rear hook of Ty Dillon, everyone in the sport is trying to make sense of it. Did the organization get the call right?
If you can't follow a precedent, trying to set one at all is a futile task. That's the predicament NASCAR finds itself in following their decision on Wednesday to not suspend Austin Cindric for right-hooking Ty Dillon.
Mike Forde, NASCAR’s manager director of racing communications, revealed how NASCAR made its surprising ruling on Austin Cindric.
NASCAR has opted to penalize Austin Cindric for his controversial move in Sunday’s EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. Cindric was docked 50 points and received a $50,000 fine for intentionally right-rear hooking Ty Dillon on the fourth lap of Sunday’s race.
Following Sunday's run-in between Team Penske's Austin Cindric and Kaulig Racing's Ty Dillon as the drivers exited Turn 20, NASCAR penalized the Penske driver.
Austin Cindric and Team Penske have unveiled a special throwback paint scheme for next month's NASCAR Cup Series event at Darlington Raceway -- known widely as NASCAR's annual 'Throwback Weekend'.
Ty Dillon and Austin Cindric found themselves at odds with each other just four laps into Sunday’s EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas.
Austin Cindric was ticked off with Kyle Larson after his night ended early at the Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Ga., on Sunday.
With four laps to go in Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, two of the fastest cars of the day had their races ended.
At 26 years old, Team Penske racer Austin Cindric has a very long runway ahead of him in his NASCAR Cup Series driving career. However, even in the early stages of his racing career, the driver has shown a penchant for being one of the best drivers in the game at superspeedway tracks, where drafting is the name of the game.
Polesitter Austin Cindric led a Ford blockade and nipped Erik Jones on the final lap to win Speedweeks' Duel 2 on Thursday night at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla.
[Editor’s note: The following article is from Athlon Sports’ 2025 Racing Annual magazine. Order your copy online today, or buy one at retail racks and newsstands nationwide.] Not every driver is in the running for a NASCAR title year-in and year-out.
2-time cup winner Austin Cindric has garnered impressive success over his young career. Cindric got his first taste of cup stardom on February 24, 2019, at the Monster Energy Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 at Atlanta Motorspeedway.
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