Shane van Gisbergen secured his fourth road course victory of the NASCAR Cup Series at Watkins Glen, leading 38 laps and finishing over 11 seconds ahead of Christopher Bell. This win ties him with Denny Hamlin for the most road course victories this season and solidifies his dominance in his rookie year. Continue reading Shane van Gisbergen Dominates at Watkins Glen for Fourth Road Course Win
NASCAR will head to the Coronado Naval Base in San Diego for a new race in summer 2026. The event replaces the Chicago Street Race on the schedule and marks the sport’s first points-paying race in Southern California since 2023, bringing stock car action to a stunning military backdrop. Continue reading NASCAR Set to Race at Coronado Naval Base in 2026
NASCAR is returning to Southern California in 2026, with San Diego set to host a Cup Series race. The exact location is still unconfirmed, but Coronado is a possible site. This marks NASCAR’s first SoCal points race since 2023, filling the gap left by Fontana’s paused short track conversion plans. Continue reading NASCAR Set to Return to Southern California with San Diego Race in 2026
Shane van Gisbergen achieved a stunning sweep at the Chicago Street Course by winning both the NASCAR Xfinity Series and Cup Series races from pole position, joining Kyle Busch in an exclusive club. His victory was dramatic, with a late caution following Cody Ware’s crash. Van Gisbergen’s skill demonstrated NASCAR’s growing international appeal. Continue reading Van Gisbergen Makes History with Chicago Weekend Sweep
NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar has been fined $50,000 for derogatory comments about Mexico during a livestream. Spire Motorsports imposed the fine along with mandatory cultural sensitivity training. The penalty aims to support Mexican charities, highlighting the importance of respect and accountability in professional sports amid NASCAR’s international expansion efforts. Continue reading NASCAR Driver Fined $50,000 for Derogatory Comments About Mexico
NASCAR’s return to Mexico City has faced issues due to aircraft problems, necessitating schedule changes for the racing events at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The Xfinity Series will now have one practice session, while the Cup Series has adjusted its timing. Despite challenges, the weekend remains significant for international competition. Continue reading NASCAR Mexico Weekend Schedule Disrupted by Travel Issues
Ryan Blaney secured his first win of 2025 at Nashville Superspeedway, leading 139 out of 300 laps in the Cracker Barrel 400. This victory ended months of frustration and locked him into the playoffs, completing Team Penske’s milestone with all drivers winning. Carson Hocevar’s strong second-place finish highlighted the race’s excitement. Continue reading Blaney Completes Penske Playoff Entries With Commanding Nashville Win
Christopher Bell won his first NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro, defeating defending champion Joey Logano. After a key strategy decision involving fresh tires, Bell overtook Logano in the final laps to secure a $1 million prize. Logano expressed frustration over the controversial caution that altered the race dynamics. Continue reading Bell Outduels Logano in Thrilling NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro
Kurt Busch, Harry Gant, and Ray Hendrick have been selected for the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. Busch enters as a first-ballot inductee after winning 34 Cup races and the 2004 championship. “Humpy” Wheeler receives the Landmark Award for his promotional innovations. Continue reading NASCAR Hall of Fame Welcomes Class of 2026
The U.S. Court of Appeals urged NASCAR and two racing teams to pursue mediation following Friday’s oral arguments in their charter dispute. NASCAR is appealing an injunction allowing 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports to compete as charter teams despite refusing to sign releases waiving antitrust claims against the sanctioning body. Continue reading Court Urges Mediation in Charter Dispute with 23XI Racing and Front Row
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