DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- NASCAR officials told drivers before Thursday's 150-mile qualifying races that it will have up to three green-white-checkered restarts if the first and second attempts don't ...

NASCAR has been using the ‘green-white-checkered’ rule for over two decades. The procedure is used to safely restart the race after a caution period ahead of the final two laps. NASCAR first ...

In the past, when a caution occurred in the closing laps of a race, the field made one attempt at a green-white-checkered flag finish. Under the new rule, NASCAR will make sure the track is clean ...

In the past, when a caution occurred in the closing laps of a race, the field made one attempt at a green-white-checkered flag finish. Under the new rule, NASCAR will make sure the track is clean ...

NASCAR will immediately return to its more traditional green-white-checkered rule, in which if a caution forced the race to go beyond the scheduled distance, it required a two-lap dash to the ...

NASCAR could decide as early as Tuesday if it will reduce the number of attempts at a green-white-checkered finish for the Oct. 25 Talladega race, a NASCAR executive said Monday on SiriusXM NASCAR ...

We had seven or eight green-white-checkered finishes. And then, we went to three attempts and we just wrecked in all three of ...

Why not just dump the green-white-checkered policy, too, and end every race at its scheduled distance? It’s a concept that worked fairly well from, oh, 1948-2004. That seems overlooked in the annals ...