Ryan Blaney wasn't the only Team Penske driver to shine in Saturday's Cook Out 400. Austin Cindric's composed run led him to a fifth-place finish. He kept his No. 2 Ford in the top 10 throughout the race and jumped a spot to 15th in the standings.

Ryan Blaney made things difficult for Austin Dillon at Richmond Raceway, as the RCR driver admitted in his post-race remarks.

Although Ryan Blaney traditionally hated racing at Richmond, he has recently improved with the Next Gen chassis and last night, he had probably his best race ever there, factoring for the win and earning his first top five finish (a third).

Okay, NASCAR fans, let’s talk about something unexpected, shall we? Ryan Blaney snagged the pole position at Watkins Glen. It was an impressive sight to behold because Blaney is a driver in the Cup Series who is known for his superspeedway skills rather than road course skills.

Ryan Blaney's wife, Gianna Tulio, recently shared a social media update on her pregnancy. She proudly showed off her baby bump in an Instagram story, days after the race weekend at Iowa Speedway, where Blaney earned a fourth-place finish.

Ryan Blaney was the only driver able to go faster than Shane van Gisbergen in NASCAR Cup qualifying at Watkins Glen, besting the road course ace for pole by just 0.033s. It was the 150th Cup pole for Team Penske.

Ryan Blaney bested Shane van Gisbergen in NASCAR Cup Series road course qualifying by three hundredths of a second, capturing the pole position at Watkins Glen International.

(Ryan Blaney celebrates in victory lane at the Pocono 400) Ryan Blaney is only 23 years old, and he's already living the American dream.

AVONDALE, Ariz. — Ryan Blaney had to beat Hendrick Motorsports drivers Kyle Larson and William Byron to win his first NASCAR championship. He needlessly added Trackhouse Racing's Ross Chastain ...

Ryan Blaney revealed a sleek yellow-based No. 12 Ford that honors his father’s time with Jasper Motorsports from 2002-03, pulling off the cover to reveal the car with his father’s help.

Q. You come home third. That last cycle, what could the team have done differently? RYAN BLANEY: I don't know. I think the track changed a lot. I felt really, really good 10 laps into the last stage.