In a dramatic turn of events in Chicago, Alex Bowman ended an 80-race winless streak by winning the Grant Park 165. His crew chief’s strategic tire call proved pivotal, securing his spot in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. Despite challenges, Bowman held off his competitors to secure his eighth career victory. Continue reading Alex Bowman Ends 80-Race Drought with Victory in Rain-Shortened Chicago Street Race
The streets of Chicago are set to roar this weekend as NASCAR returns for its second annual street race extravaganza. All eyes are on Shane van Gisbergen as he attempts a historic sweep across both the Xfinity and Cup Series races.
The New Zealand sensation, who shocked the motorsports world with his Cup Series debut victory here last year, enters Saturday’s Xfinity race on a hot streak. Having already clinched back-to-back road course wins at Portland and Sonoma, SVG is gunning for a third straight victory in The Loop 110.
But the weekend’s excitement doesn’t end there. Sunday’s Cup Series event sees Christopher Bell emerge as a unique threat, comfortable in both wet and dry conditions. After his dominant performance in last year’s rain-soaked Chicago race and his recent wet-weather win in New Hampshire, Bell might be the only driver hoping for clouds on race day.
“I think at this point, I’d probably prefer the rain,” Bell admitted, setting the stage for an intriguing showdown on the challenging 2.14-mile street circuit.
As van Gisbergen aims for a double and Bell prepares for any weather, the Windy City is braced for a NASCAR weekend like no other. Continue reading Chicago Street Race Weekend: Xfinity Showdown and Cup Series Excitement
Joey Logano claimed victory in the endurance-filled NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway, securing his first win of the season. Enduring five overtime periods, Logano skillfully managed fuel to win in a nail-biting finish. The race saw rookie Zane Smith impress with a career-best second place, while several contenders faced dramatic setbacks. Continue reading Joey Logano Triumphs in Marathon NASCAR Cup Series Race at Nashville Superspeedway
The NASCAR circuit gears up for a tripleheader at Nashville Superspeedway with playoff implications. The Truck Series kicks off the action, followed by the Xfinity Series, where drivers aim to secure playoff berths. The Cup Series takes center stage with Hendrick Motorsports teammates tied atop the standings. The Ally 400 promises high-stakes racing and potential championship shake-ups. Continue reading NASCAR Weekend Preview: Triple-Header in Music City
A recent report from The Athletic’s Jordan Bianchi, citing anonymous sources, revealed an altercation between Aric Almirola and Bubba Wallace during a competition meeting, leading to Almirola’s removal from the driver’s seat of No. 20 NASCAR Xfinity Series entry at Charlotte Motor Speedway and an indefinite suspension from the team. Despite this, Almirola is set to return for the July 20 event at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Continue reading Altercation with Bubba Wallace Led to Aric Almirola’s Suspension from JGR Xfinity Ride
Chase Briscoe is set to join Joe Gibbs Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series. Following the retirement of Martin Truex Jr. and the closure of Stewart-Haas Racing, Briscoe will take over the No. 19 Toyota, sponsored by Bass Pro Shops. This move offers him an opportunity to thrive within a highly successful organization. Continue reading Chase Briscoe to Join Joe Gibbs Racing in 2025
Christopher Bell won the USA Today 301 NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, overcoming challenging weather conditions and a two-hour rain delay. His victory, the third of the season, marked the rare use of wet weather tires in a NASCAR points-paying event. The race also had implications for the Playoff standings, with notable performances from other drivers. Continue reading Christopher Bell Sweeps New Hampshire Weekend in Rain-Delayed NASCAR Cup Race
Christopher Bell’s impressive track record at New Hampshire Motor Speedway was momentarily overshadowed by an unexpected revelation during his Friday media session. When asked about leadership at Joe Gibbs Racing following Martin Truex Jr.’s retirement, Bell inadvertently mentioned Chase Briscoe joining the team.
“Whenever Chase comes into the car,” Bell said before catching himself, his face flushing as he realized his mistake. This slip-up all but confirmed the rumored move of Briscoe to JGR for the 2025 season.
While Joe Gibbs Racing hasn’t made an official announcement, Bell’s accidental disclosure adds credibility to the industry chatter surrounding Briscoe’s potential move. The incident provided an unexpected twist to the weekend’s racing narrative at New Hampshire, where Bell aims to showcase his on-track skills in both the Cup and Xfinity Series events Continue reading Christopher Bell’s Slip-Up Reveals Potential Chase Briscoe Move to Joe Gibbs Racing
This weekend, New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts the important SciApps 200 (Xfinity Series) and USA Today 301 (Cup Series) races. With Playoff implications, drivers like Chandler Smith and Denny Hamlin aim for victory. The races promise high-stakes action, adding excitement to the summer stretch of the NASCAR season. Continue reading Lobster Trophy Hunt: Preview of NASCAR’s High-Stakes New Hampshire Weekend
Gene Haas, founder of Haas Automation and NASCAR team owner, will continue in the sport with a new, more efficient operation in 2025. The Haas Factory Team will compete in the NASCAR Cup Series and field a two-car effort in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The restructuring reflects Haas’s commitment to NASCAR despite downsizing. Continue reading Gene Haas Unveils New NASCAR Venture for 2025: Haas Factory Team
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