NASCAR Cup PR

Chevrolet drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) and NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) return to road course competition this holiday weekend, looking to create fireworks at the 4.048-mile venerable circuit of Road America.

Joe Gibbs Racing driver Christopher Bell was made available to media prior to the Road America race weekend earlier today:

Kevin Harvick, driver of the No. 4 Busch Light Apple Ford Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing, has made a total of 45 NASCAR Cup Series starts on road courses.

Ty Dillon, Bass Pro Shops and Gaunt Brothers Racing (GBR) welcome an old friend and new racing partner to the No. 96 Toyota Camry when the NASCAR Cup Series makes its debut at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, during Sunday’s Jockey Made in America 250.

Justin Marks, Founder, Trackhouse Entertainment Group and Chip Ganassi, CEO Chip Ganassi Racing – Teleconference Transcript:

NASCAR makes history again this weekend as the Cup Series (NCS) visits yet another unfamiliar location in Road America. Despite no NCS action there since 1956, Jack Roush’s team does have experience in Wisconsin, as does Chris Buescher. Ryan Newman will run in the TransAm race this weekend as part of an effort to gain more experience.

Through the last seven races, Hendrick Motorsports has six points-paying wins, five runner-up placements and has finished 1-2 in four of those races.

Justin Marks, Founder, Trackhouse Entertainment Group; Chip Ganassi, CEO Chip Ganassi Racing; Ty Norris, President, Trackhouse Racing – Press Conference Transcript:

JEREMY BULLINS, Crew Chief, No. 2 Ford Mustang -- YOU HAVE HAD SOME PRETTY GOOD SUCCESS AT ROAD AMERICA. WHAT IS IT YOU LIKE ABOUT IT THERE AND HOW YOU THINK YOUR SUCCESS MIGHT BODE WELL FOR THIS WEEKEND?

NASCAR’s elite Cup Series is set to spend Independence Day weekend at an appropriately named track – Road America - where the Cup Series will be returning for the Jockey Made In America 250.