NASCAR

  • Connor Zilisch Wins Second Straight at Watkins Glen Despite Injury Scare

    Connor Zilisch Wins Second Straight at Watkins Glen Despite Injury Scare

    Connor Zilisch made history by winning his second consecutive NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen, leading 60 laps. However, he suffered a broken collarbone after a fall during celebration. Zilisch’s sixth win puts him close to tying the rookie record of seven wins. He leads the championship standings with three races before playoffs. Read more

  • Corey Heim Wins Wild NASCAR Truck Race at Watkins Glen

    Corey Heim Wins Wild NASCAR Truck Race at Watkins Glen

    Corey Heim clinched his fourth consecutive road course victory at Watkins Glen International, becoming the youngest driver to win 17 races in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. The race ended in triple overtime with Heim securing a narrow 0.202-second win over Daniel Hemric. Championship implications loom as the season finale approaches. Read more

  • 15-Year-Old Tristan McKee Wins First ARCA Race at Watkins Glen

    15-Year-Old Tristan McKee Wins First ARCA Race at Watkins Glen

    Fifteen-year-old Tristan McKee won his first ARCA Menards Series race at Watkins Glen International, becoming the second youngest winner in history. After a disappointing loss at a Late Model race, McKee seized the lead due to mechanical issues of the former leader, showcasing resilience and skill in a competitive debut. Read more

  • Pierce Writes History Books with Fourth North-South 100 Crown Amid Heated Battle at Florence

    Pierce Writes History Books with Fourth North-South 100 Crown Amid Heated Battle at Florence

    Bobby Pierce made history at Florence Speedway’s 43rd North-South 100, becoming the first driver to win four times and three consecutive years. His $75,000 victory came after an explosive mid-race battle with Jonathan Davenport featuring paint-swapping contact and heated post-race exchanges between the championship contenders. Read more

  • Teen Sensation Ryan Timms Dominates 64th Annual Knoxville Nationals for Historic Victory

    Teen Sensation Ryan Timms Dominates 64th Annual Knoxville Nationals for Historic Victory

    At the 64th NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals, 18-year-old Ryan Timms dominated the race, leading all 50 laps to earn his first championship, making him the youngest winner since 1964. His victory underscores his six wins this season, marking a significant milestone in his promising sprint car racing career. Read more

  • Zilisch Released from Hospital After Victory Lane Fall at Watkins Glen

    Zilisch Released from Hospital After Victory Lane Fall at Watkins Glen

    Connor Zilisch has been released from the hospital after a scary fall in Victory Lane at Watkins Glen. Moments after his sixth Xfinity Series win of the season, the 19-year-old slipped from the driver’s side door of his car. He was awake and alert throughout the evaluation and precautionary checks. Read more