Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Homestead-Miami Speedway
NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series at Miami
Winner: Brandon Jones in the No. 20
Latest O'Reilly checkered flag
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Homestead-Miami Speedway
Winner: Brandon Jones in the No. 20
Sat, Nov 7
Winner: Brandon Jones · No. 20 Toyota
Started P8 · Led 25 laps · 61 pts
Homestead-Miami Speedway
Sat, Oct 31
Winner: Carson Kvapil · No. 1 Chevrolet
Started P1 · Led 121 laps · 63 pts
Martinsville Speedway
Sat, Oct 24
Winner: Sammy Smith · No. 8 Chevrolet
Started P11 · Led 1 laps · 63 pts
Talladega Superspeedway
Sat, Oct 17
Winner: Jesse Love · No. 2 Chevrolet
Started P1 · Led 156 laps · 75 pts
Phoenix Raceway
Sun, Oct 11
Winner: Corey Day · No. 17 Chevrolet
Started P2 · Led 55 laps · 69 pts
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Sat, Oct 3
Winner: Corey Day · No. 17 Chevrolet
Started P1 · Led 136 laps · 75 pts
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Fri, Sep 18
Winner: Sheldon Creed · No. 00 Chevrolet
Started P2 · Led 3 laps · 60 pts
Bristol Motor Speedway
Sat, Sep 12
Winner: Jesse Love · No. 2 Chevrolet
Started P2 · Led 70 laps · 72 pts
World Wide Technology Raceway
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Results decoder
These are results for the series renamed from Xfinity to the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series in 2026. A Cup driver can win the race while being ineligible for O'Reilly driver points, so finishing order and series standings answer different questions.
A positive +/− means the driver finished ahead of the starting position; a negative number means positions were lost. It is the quickest way to spot a charge through the field.
The running order ranks every entrant at the checkered flag. Championship points can differ because of stage points, penalties or a driver's eligibility for this series.
The result card is built for a quick winner check. Full running order opens the field table with finish, car, manufacturer, start, movement, laps, status and points when supplied.
Quick answers
Yes. The series became the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series in 2026; the results continue the same championship history.
Yes. A driver can win the race but be ineligible for driver points in this series. The finishing order still records the win.
Final means the event is complete and its winner has been verified. Detailed field statistics may finish syncing after the winner appears.
Choose Full running order on a race card. The race hub shows each supplied finisher with car, start, movement, laps, status and points.
How to use this tool
Choose a series, or use All to compare recent checkered flags across four separate sections.
Search by race, track or winning driver; month narrows a long season quickly.
Open Full running order for every supplied finisher, starting spot, position change, laps led and points when available.