Chase Elliott Returns to NASCAR Cup Series at Martinsville
Chase Elliot has powered through physical therapy and rehab to return to his NASCAR slot following a snowboarding accident in March.
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Formula One, NASCAR and the Penalty Box
It’s time to talk about penalties and race control in motorsports.
Harvick to Race No. 29 Ford Mustang at NASCAR All-Star Race
Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) is saluting Kevin Harvick, who intends to make the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season his final one as a driver.
Jenson Button to Make NASCAR Cup Series Debut at Circuit of the Americas this month
Jenson Button is one of three drivers scheduled to race for Chevrolet at Le Mans, using a NASCAR-spec Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, but first he’s gonna take that vehicle for a spin at COTA.
Raikkonen Returns to Trackhouse Racing’s PROJECT91 at NASCAR’s COTA Cup Series race
Trackhouse Racing’s PROJECT91 will see 2007 Formula One champion Kimi Raikkonen racing for the team a second time, after debuting last year on the Watkins Glen International road course August 21st.
Kyle Busch Wins Final 2-Mile NASCAR Race at Auto Club Speedway
As the Auto Club Speedway prepares to transition into a half-mile short oval, it hosted the Pala Casino 400 and a win for Kyle Busch.
Martin Truex Jr. Wins NASCAR Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum
NASCAR held its second straight Busch Light Clash at the 100-year-old Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum this past weekend.
Kyle Larson Joins Arrow McLaren for 2024 Indianapolis 500
Larson to attempt “The Double” during the 2024 Memorial Day races — an Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 win on the same day.
Kevin Harvick Retiring after 2023 NASCAR Cup Series Season
Kevin Harvick is hanging up his helmet. The 47-year-old Bakersfield, Calif. native who was thrust onto the national NASCAR Cup Series stage with the death of Dale Earnhardt in February of 2001, has decided this 2003 season will be his final one.
NASCAR’s Cup Series Gains New Full-time Drivers
Two NASCAR drivers have been promoted to Cup Series competition for the 2023 season, continuing a youth movement that has brought change to NASCAR’s top series, as veteran drivers retire, move to different teams or fade – sorry – into obscurity.