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Van Gisbergen Claims First Xfinity Win at Portland
New Zealander Shane Van Gisbergen secured his first NASCAR Xfinity Series victory at the Pacific Office Automation 147 in Portland. The 35-year-old overtook Justin Allgaier in the final laps after overcoming early restart issues. Van Gisbergen’s win was marked by celebration, including a rugby ball kick. Cole Custer now leads the Xfinity Series points standings. Read more
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Corey Heim Wins Toyota 200 Truck Race at Gateway
Corey Heim won the Toyota 200 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway with a strategic pit call and held off Christian Eckes to claim victory. He also secured a $50,000 bonus as the winner of the second leg of the Triple Truck Challenge. Nick Sanchez took third place, and Andrés Pérez… Read more
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NASCAR Hits the Road Again with Trio of Races in St. Louis, Portland
After a dramatic weekend in Charlotte, the NASCAR tour heads to St. Louis and Portland. The Toyota 200 features Nick Sanchez’s quest for a second win in the Triple Truck Challenge, while Xfinity Series’ Pacific Office Automation 147 sees Cole Custer and A.J. Allmendinger in focus. The Cup Series’ Enjoy Illinois 300 highlights Kyle Busch’s… Read more
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Stewart-Haas Racing to Close NASCAR Teams After 2024 Season
Stewart-Haas Racing, the NASCAR team co-owned by Tony Stewart and Gene Haas, will cease operations in the Cup and Xfinity Series after the 2024 season, the owners announced Tuesday. The decision brings an end to SHR’s 16-year run in NASCAR that has produced two Cup Series championships, over 100 race wins across all three national… Read more
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Christopher Bell Captures Rain-Shortened Coca-Cola 600
Christopher Bell won the rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, leading 90 laps and winning the second stage. The race was called official on lap 249 due to heavy rain. Brad Keselowski finished second, and William Byron came in third. Bell expressed satisfaction with the team’s effort and hoped to build on the momentum. Read more
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Newgarden Cements Legacy with Back-to-Back Indy 500 Wins
Josef Newgarden etched his name in Indianapolis 500 lore, becoming just the sixth driver to win “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” in consecutive years. After a scintillating duel with Pato O’Ward, Newgarden prevailed, exclaiming “I knew we could win this race again. There’s just no better way to win this than that.” O’Ward was dejected:… Read more
