And that was apparently the final time that car will turn a lap.

Meanwhile, Dover will serve as the semifinals of NASCAR's In-Season Challenge, where now just four drivers remain. No. 32 seed Ty Dillon continues his Cinderella run through the tournament and will be matched up with No. 12 seed John Hunter Nemechek, while No. 23 seed Tyler Reddick faces No. 6 seed Ty Gibbs on the other side of the bracket.

XI Racing is fielding all three teams as open cars. That includes Tyler Reddick and his No. 45 team. This is a result of the ongoing NASCAR lawsuit that 23XI and Front Row Motorsports initiated last year.

NASCAR convinced a federal judge to deny two racing teams—including one owned by basketball icon Michael Jordan—a temporary restraining order against the organization to preserve their charter designation and guarantee spots in the Cup Series.

A court decision Wednesday means 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports could lose their charters — and possibly more — as soon as next week.

Following his ninth-place finish last weekend, Joey Logano is set to enter his 600th race in the NASCAR Cup Series at the Dover International Speedway this weekend. He will become only the 34th driver to hit that benchmark, alongside legends like Terry Labonte, Ricky Rudd, and Richard Petty.

After parting ways with driver Kris Wright following the July 15 race at Sonoma, Our Motorsports has announced that it will cease all NASCAR Operations.

NASCAR have announced their final verdict on a controversial pit road incident at Sonoma last weekend. Brad Keselowski's pit crew got into it with Ty Gibbs' team after a pit stop later in the second stage,