Three F1 legend, Kimi Raikkonen, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Jacques Villeneuve have all shared their love for racing in NASCAR. The American racing series is seen by some as a rival to Formula 1 despite being very different, and only a small
Denny Hamlin picked up his third win of the 2023 NASCAR season on Saturday night under the lights at Bristol Motor Speedway and catapulted himself into the next round of the playoffs. Hamlin finished in second last week at Kansas and had
NASCAR reinstated Noah Gragson on Tuesday after the driver was suspended for liking a George Floyd meme on social media. The organization said that Gragson “has completed diversity and inclusion training with our partners at RISE.” The former Legacy Motor Club racer
Kyle Larson had led plenty of laps around Darlington through the years, just not the last one. He finally accomplished that Sunday with victory at the Southern 500. Larson, the 2021 Cup Series champion, came into this event having been in front
Bubba Wallace made the NASCAR Playoffs for the first time in his career thanks to a 12th-place finish in the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night. Wallace caught a break when Daniel Suarez did not win the
NASCAR driver Ryan Preece was involved in a scary wreck during the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night. Preece, in the No. 41 vehicle, and Chase Briscoe, in the No. 14 car, got tangled up on the
NASCAR star Kurt Busch announced his retirement on Saturday. Busch stepped away from racing after he suffered a concussion in a crash at Pocono in July 2022. He announced at Las Vegas Motor Speedway he would step away from full-time racing last
William Byron had the field covered at Watkins Glen International, delivering such a dominant performance that no other NASCAR driver even got to his bumper in the final third of the race. It was usual for the Cup Series and even more
NASCAR veteran Ken Schrader proved Monday night that age is truly just a number when the competitive spirit and drive are still flowing. Schrader, 68, got into the driver’s seat to pick up a victory in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series. He started
Michael McDowell guaranteed himself a spot in the NASCAR playoffs on Sunday with a win on the road course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. McDowell, who missed the playoffs last year, held off Chase Elliott, teammate Daniel Suarez, Tyler Reddick and Alex Bowman