The Sprint Cup Series was a premier stock car racing series in the United States, organized by NASCAR. It featured a series of races held on various tracks, showcasing top drivers and teams competing for the championship title. The series was known for its high-speed action and fan engagement. In 2016, the Sprint Cup Series was rebranded as the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, reflecting a new sponsorship deal. The series continued to attract large audiences and maintain its status as one of the most popular motorsport events in North America, with a rich history dating back to its inception.