Magnussen Brings F1 Flair to NASCAR's Project 91
Kevin Magnussen's NASCAR Cup debut with Trackhouse at San Diego marks the fourth international star in the Project 91 program, highlighting its role...

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Kevin Magnussen's NASCAR Cup debut with Trackhouse at San Diego marks the fourth international star in the Project 91 program, highlighting its role...
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NASCAR is actively discussing a 2027 return for the Chicago Street Race with city officials, potentially shifting away from the July 4th weekend to...
NASCAR used remote data to rule the Nashville contact a racing incident, finding Dillon had already lifted to 17% throttle before impact.
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Kyle Larson kept the tributes flowing with a "Busch Bow" victory celebration and donated his sprint car winnings to the Bundle of Joy Fund started by...
Denny Hamlin has claimed the top spot in the latest NASCAR driver rankings, displacing Tyler Reddick despite his five early wins. Recent performance...
Austin Green just lost his full-time seat for four races. Peterson Racing Group is swapping him out of the No. 87 for Nick Sanchez starting at...
NASCAR ruled Austin Dillon's spin of Brad Keselowski unintentional after confirming he was out of the gas, calling it a standard racing incident...
Tyler Reddick's 97-point lead makes him the apparent favorite, but original Chase data shows the June 1 leader won the title just twice in 10 seasons. Most early frontrunners fell short by November.
Kyle Larson donated 100% of his winnings from a dominant dirt track win at Davenport Speedway to the Bundle of Joy Fund founded by the late Kyle Busch. The move highlights deep respect for Busch's legacy amid NASCAR's ongoing grief.
Denny Hamlin's Nashville victory showcased resilience and respect in one of NASCAR's fiercest rivalries.
Goodyear's new right-side tire for Michigan is built to handle extreme loads at the fast superspeedway while giving teams more strategy options than previous setups. The familiar left-side pairs with this updated construction for Sunday's Cup race.
Goodyear's fresh right-side tire targets Michigan's high-speed stresses on the smooth 2-mile oval.