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NASCAR mourns the loss of two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch, who died at 41 after a severe illness. Known for his fierce competitiveness, Busch recorded 234 victories across national series, leaving an unmatched legacy. Tributes from the motorsport community underscore his impact and enduring presence in NASCAR. He is survived by his family. Continue reading NASCAR Mourns The Loss of Kyle Busch at 41
Kyle Busch will miss this weekend’s races at Charlotte Motor Speedway due to a severe illness that required hospitalization. His family confirmed he is receiving treatment and will be replaced by Austin Hill for the Coca-Cola 600. The racing community is urged to respect the Busch family’s privacy and keep them in thoughts. Continue reading Busch Hospitalized Due To Illness, Sidelined For Charlotte
Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton, and Larry Phillips are set to be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2027, marking a historic moment in the sport. Harvick, with his 60 Cup Series victories and 2014 championship, will join the elite ranks of NASCAR legends. Burton, known for his 21 victories and leadership in broadcasting and driver advisory, is also honored. Phillips, a dominant short-track racer, will be celebrated for his grassroots achievements. Lesa France Kennedy will receive the Landmark Award for her contributions to NASCAR’s growth. The Hall of Fame inductions will take place on Jan. 22, 2027. Continue reading Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton Headline NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2027
Denny Hamlin won the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race at Dover Motor Speedway, marking his second victory in the event and earning a $1 million prize. He led 103 laps and finished 0.887 seconds ahead of teammate Chase Briscoe, who battled illness. The race featured multiple crashes, impacting several top contenders. Continue reading Hamlin Wins NASCAR All-Star Race at Dover
NASCAR’s All Star Race has lost its luster this year, with poor television coverage and a lackluster start time at Dover Motor Speedway. Fans expected a major event, but instead, they’re treated to a regular Sunday race. The allure of the $1 million prize is diminished by the salaries of drivers and the lack of excitement from both fans and participants. It’s time for NASCAR to bring back the magic Continue reading The NASCAR All Star Race Has Lost Its “All Star” Feel – Opinion
Katherine Legge is on the verge of making history as she prepares to race in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, aiming to become the first woman ever to complete the Double. Her management team announced her participation in the No. 78 car for Live Fast Motorsports in the Coca-Cola 600, following her earlier race in the Indianapolis 500 with A.J. Foyt Enterprises. Legge’s determination and resilience are evident as she sets her sights on this unprecedented challenge. Continue reading Katherine Legge Set to Attempt Historic Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 Double
Shane van Gisbergen showcased his road course prowess at Watkins Glen, securing his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory. Starting from the pole, he led 74 laps and utilized an aggressive pit strategy to recover from a late-race deficit of 29 seconds. Michael McDowell finished second, with Ty Gibbs third. Continue reading Van Gisbergen Puts on Another Road Course Masterclass With Cup Series Win at Watkins Glen
Ryan Blaney has signed a multi-year contract extension to remain with Team Penske in the NASCAR Cup Series, where he has driven the No. 12 Ford since 2018. Blaney, a consistent performer with 18 career victories, expressed gratitude for Penske’s commitment, while the team continues its partnership with Menards. Continue reading Ryan Blaney Signs Long-Term Extension with Team Penske
Chase Elliott clinched victory at the Texas Motor Speedway during the Würth 400, seizing the lead on lap 152 after strategic pit stops. He fended off Denny Hamlin in a tense final restart, winning by 0.407 seconds. This marks Elliott’s second win of the season and 23rd career victory in the NASCAR Cup Series. Continue reading Chase Elliott Takes Control Late to Win at Texas
Carson Hocevar celebrated his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Talladega Superspeedway, winning the Jack Link’s 500 by a narrow 0.114 seconds over Chris Buescher. The race featured 52 lead changes and a chaotic 26-car crash. Hocevar’s win follows fellow rookie Ty Gibbs, highlighting an exciting season for newcomers. Continue reading Carson Hocevar Scores First Cup Series Win with Bold Finish at Talladega
