Watkins Glen International

The 18-year-old rookie from Charlotte, North Carolina, fended off late challenges from AJ Allmendinger and Austin Cindric to notch his third Xfinity career victory at The Glen.

For the first time in 20-years, the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series came back to Watkins Glen International Raceway for the final race of the 2021 regular season. Knoxville race winner, Austin Hill, claimed the victory, as the race was called just 11 laps short due to lightning in the area.

The Berlin, Connecticut, native is set to achieve a milestone start in his third full-time season in NASCAR's premier series.

The iconic No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports car is set to reach a major milestone start since making its debut in November 1992.

The 18-year-old grandson of NASCAR Hall of Famer and team owner Joe Gibbs will return for an additional 14 Xfinity Series races throughout the 2021 season.

NASCAR's annual road course race in New York will not occur for the first time since 1985.

The Cinderella story of Matt DiBenedetto is becoming the norm with his fourth top 10 of the season at Watkins Glen International.

Chase Elliott started on the pole and won the Go Bowling At The Glen, earning his second consecutive win at Watkins Glen.

Started first, finished first is the name of the game for NASCAR's most popular driver, as Chase Elliott completely dominated to win his fifth Cup Series career victory and his second consecutive win at The Glen.

In what was a whirlwind kind of day for Tyler Reddick and his No. 2 Anderson's Maple Syrup crew, Reddick was able to rebound to a top-five finish at The Glen.