Other Series Racing

Rookie driver, Justin Allison earns his career best finish of 3rd in his Michigan debut on Friday. The finish marks his third career best finish this year after finishing 7th at Toledo and then 5th at Pocono.

After starting 8th for the Corrigan Oil 200 at Michigan Int’l Speedway, Team BCR and Grant Enfinger gained another top-10 finish of 8th in the No. 90 Motor Honey - Advance Auto Parts Ford.

After rain washed out Friday’s test session and Saturday’s race schedule, the Budweiser 300 and inaugural visit to Autodrome Chaudiere by the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series, presented by Mobil 1 finally took the green flag at 1:30 on Sunday afternoon.

Entering Friday’s Corrigan Oil 200 event at Michigan International Speedway, 20-year old Austin Theriault was a relatively unknown name in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards garage.

The only thing better than four second-place finishes, would have been four wins for Tracy Hines over the last week, but faced with stiff competition each race, he’ll gladly take the consistency as he battles for a pair of championships with the Honda USAC National Midget Series and Traxxas USAC Silver Crown Series.

Since Haas F1 was given permission to join Formula 1 in April starting in 2015 (Later delayed to 2016), there has been constant speculation and rumor that Haas F1 is going to hire a current NASCAR driver, specifically one Danica Patrick, to drive one of their two cars in Formula 1.

Dueling side-by-side on the quarter-mile oval, both drivers fought hard all race long, though it was Hathaway that'd come out on top, putting his No. 3 Rockstar Energy Drink/HGC Chevrolet in Budweiser 300 victory lane.

The final 10 laps of the OSCAAR Super Late Model feature can be described as only one word – amazing. Kevin Cornelius and Andrew Gresel would trade the lead back and forth, battling side-by-side till the end with Cornelius grabbing the victory. For Cornelius, it marks his first career OSCAAR Super Late Model feature victory.

Steve Mathews announced pre-season that his team was going to focus on a limited schedule due to lack of funds. For the races that they've chose to focus on, Mathews is sending a message early that he'll be one to watch.

After a thrilling battle with Gary Elliott in the closing laps of the feature, it’d be Gary McLean picking up his second straight OSCAAR Hanover Holiday Modified Feature victory.