Bloomington Indiana is the home of the biggest name in Winged Sprint Car history. That name is Kinser. Steve Kinser to be exact. There would be 3 Kinser's in the field tonight.
Jeff Gordon, four-time champion driver on the NASCAR track, received one of the highest honors, the Heisman Humanitarian Honor, for his philanthropic works off the track.
While Sam Hornish, Jr. may be thrilled with the opportunity presented to him to drive the No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Dodge, he is also pleased with his new status. He is now officially in demand in multiple NASCAR series.
Back in June, it was Joey Logano finding victory lane at Pocono Raceway. Now as the series returns to the tricky triangle for its second visit of the season, Logano is in need of another win as he currently sits 17th in points with only the one victory on the season. Currently, he sits fourth in the wild-card standings.
The IZOD IndyCar Series took to the track at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for the first time this season in its first of two practice sessions in preparation for the Hondy Indy 200.
In making only his second start on the Tricky Triangle, Nelson Piquet Jr. would lead NASCAR Camping World Truck Series for the Pocono Moutains 125 at Pocono Raceway.
Following his dominating win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Jimmie Johnson is looking to continue the success to Pocono Raceway as he led the opening practice for the Sprint Cup Series.
Following a mock qualifying run by each of the Venturini Motorsports teammates right at the end of the practice session at Pocono Raceway, Brennan Poole would lead practice with his teammate Ryan Reed second.
SS-GreenLight Racing is happy to announce that veteran driver Alex Labbe will return to the organization for all of the Road Course events for the 2026 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series season.
Several grass roots champions and rookies of the year will make their first laps at Daytona International Speedway during the ARCA Menards Series “Road to Daytona” program at the series’ annual pre-race practice on January 9 and 10.
You might not see this behind-the-curtains ballet on Race Day broadcasts, but it’s the hidden pulse of the entire sport, a logistics machine built on timing, grit, and serious road mileage.
