Trackhouse Racing driver Shane van Gisbergen talks about feeling at home in the world of NASCAR after signing an extension that will keep him with the Chevrolet-backed team full-time. SourceContinue Reading
Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks lays out expectations for No. 1 driver Ross Chastain and his team’s playoff hopes, indicating the team needs to qualify better to have a deep run. SourceContinue Reading
Austin Hill is back at the track this weekend after NASCAR suspended him for one race following his involvement in a scary incident at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After Aric Almirola pushed him out of the way, Hill appeared to intentionally turn to the left and hook Almirola hard into the outside wall.WhileContinue Reading
Ryan Blaney was the only driver able to go faster than Shane van Gisbergen in NASCAR Cup qualifying at Watkins Glen, besting the road course ace for pole by just 0.033s. It was the 150th Cup pole for Team Penske.“I’m happy I’m talking to you,” said Blaney to the broadcastContinue Reading
Daniel Hemric details what he could’ve done to get around Corey Heim after runner-up finish at Watkins Glen. SourceContinue Reading
Corey Heim recaps his race as he came “scratching and clawing” through the field to grab his sixth win of 2025 at Watkins Glen. SourceContinue Reading
The NASCAR Truck race at Watkins Glen nearly reached the sunset time limit due to several major incidents in the closing stages of the event, but on this evening, the earth’s rotation was set to Heim time. Corey Heim took the lead from Christopher Bell on one of the late-race restarts,Continue Reading
Shane van Gisbergen burst onto the NASCAR scene in 2023, winning the Cup race at the Chicago Street Course on his debut. Since then, the three-time Supercars champion from New Zealand transitioned to a full-time career racing in NASCAR.2025 is his rookie season in the Cup Series, but SVG hasContinue Reading
The date was August 12th, 2012. NASCAR was back at Watkins Glen International for its annual visit to the scenic New York road course, and Kyle Busch was in control of the race.Chasing the Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota of Busch was his bitter rival Brad Keselowski, driving a Penske Dodge.Continue Reading
Stewart Friesen will not get to take part in the NASCAR Truck playoffs as he recovers from various injuries sustained in a serious airborne crash nine days ago. Kaden Honeycutt will drive the No. 52 truck in his absence, except for Watkins Glen this weekend, where Christopher Bell will takeContinue Reading