During the NASCAR XFINITY Series’ first weekend of racing without the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, Jeremy Clements and his small, single-car team pulled off the insurmountable after taking on the giants and pulling off their first-ever win in 256 NASCAR XFINITY Series starts at Road America.
Having accomplished the same feat at Bristol in 2010, Busch was the only driver in NASCAR history to achieve the three-series sweep in the same week at the same track. Now he’s the only driver to have done it twice.
The gals are back on top following this weekend’s racing action at Brainerd International Raceway!
Three Wisconsin men were killed this weekend at Great Lakes Dragaway, in southeastern Wisconsin.
Repeats wins were all the news in the NASCAR world this weekend as Darrell Wallace Jr., Sam Hornish, Jr. and Kyle Larson once again found victory lane in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, XFINITY Series and Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.
As the stars of NASCAR charged onto their first road course of the 2017 season, two Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series drivers would officially engrave their names in the record book as road course ringers.
A few of NHRA’s finest earned another Wally as the Western Swing came to a close at this weekend’s 30th annual NHRA Northwest Nationals at Pacific Raceways.
Few racing series can handle a dual weekend of motorsports action at race tracks that are over 900 miles apart like NASCAR. With only two days to bring home three winners, NASCAR proved they can handle the challenges thrown at both Iowa Speedway and Pocono Raceway.
Kalitta Motorsports Funny Car driver J.R. Todd did what few drivers have had the ability to this weekend at the 30th annual Toyota NHRA Sonoma Nationals, at Sonoma Raceway.
In an effort to make a complete exit from motorsports, long-time Chip Ganassi Racing marketing partner Target announced it will not renew its deal with Kyle Larson’s No. 42 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Chevy.
