In their first race together this season, Jeff Green and the Hefty®/Reynolds Wrap® team headed to the Monster Mile to compete in Saturday's Buckle Up 200. Having had success at the one-mile track in previous years, Green was optimistic that his first of five races in the No. 14 Camry was going to be a success.
Ronnie Bassett Jr. and the No. 04 Jerry Hunt Auto Sales of Lexington, NC Bassett Racing Toyota Camry came into Bowman Gray Stadium with a home field advantage. Bassett Jr. was the only full-time NASCAR K&N Pro Series East competitor born, raised and currently still residing in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, home to the historic Bowman Gray Stadium.
In only his second road course start, Grant Enfinger earns a top-five finish for the Great Railing 150 yesterday at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Driving the No. 90 Triple K Construction - Motor Honey/Casite Ford Fusion, Enfinger finished the race in 4th after starting 11th.
Helio Castroneves was living in the moment while revisiting the past and looking to the future while being doused with champagne on the victory podium June 1 at Belle Isle in Detroit.
The biggest hotbed for traditional sprint car racing is without a doubt the state of Indiana. It can be argued that Pennsylvania holds that same moniker for the winged set.
Justin Allison is set to make his Pocono Raceway debut this weekend piloting the No. 88 HaVACo Ford Fusion in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards. In preparation for his debut, he’ll be testing at the Tricky Triangle on Wednesday, June 4.
INDYCAR announced today that Chevrolet has been penalized 10 Engine Manufacturer Championship points per Verizon IndyCar Series rules for violation of Rule 16.5.1 (engine change under mileage).
INDYCAR announced today that it has rescinded penalties issued against Chevrolet for violation of Verizon IndyCar Series engine regulations 11.2 (Torque Control) and 12.1 (Traction Control).
Variety is often said to be the “spice of life.” There will be plenty of variety this week for Kraig Kinser and his fellow World of Outlaws STP Sprint Car Series competitors as they compete at three vastly different tracks in three states.
Jamie McMurray will make his 23rd career NSCS start at Pocono Raceway this weekend. In his previous 22 starts he has led 21 laps and has completed 3984 of 4092 (97.4%) laps of competition. He also has an average start of 16.9 and average finish of 20.8, and has four top-10 finishes at the track dubbed “The Tricky Triangle”.
Christopher Bell's No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota pit crew posted a 13.223-second pit stop during NASCAR All-Star Race qualifying, which earned the crew a $100,000 prize and the trophy from the NASCAR Pit Crew Challenge presented by Mechanix Wear.
Joey Logano, driver of the No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford Mustang Dark Horse won the pole for tomorrow night’s NASCAR All-Star Race. He stopped in the infield media center and talked about the session, which included a timed pit stop to help determine the winner.
Chicago native T.J. Zizzo made the quickest Top Fuel run in each session on Friday at Route 66 Raceway, taking the provisional No. 1 qualifier at the 24th annual Gerber Collision & Glass Route 66 NHRA Nationals presented by PEAK Performance.
Meyer Shank Racing (MSR) completed the final day of Indianapolis 500 practice before Saturday’s qualifying. Tom Blomqvist, Felix Rosenqvist and Helio Castroneves all ran several qualifying simulations on Friday and closed out the day feeling confident heading into Saturday (11:00am ET, Peacock TV, SiriusXM Ch. 218).
If “Fast Friday” is any indication, the record pole speed for the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge could be in jeopardy Sunday, and Team Penske has that mark squarely in its sights.
Team Chevy closed Fast Friday practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with seven drivers and teams in the top-10 of best one-lap speeds, with Kyle Larson, driver of the No. 17 HendrickCars.com Arrow McLaren Chevrolet leading the Bowtie brand at 234.271 mph.
