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Tony Stewart to run the July 4 Indianapolis Xfinity road course race In an official Stewart-Haas Racing press release, the team announced that Tony Stewart will run one of his … Continue Reading Stewart to run Xfinity Indy road course race; Speedweeks changes announced
LAS VEGAS — Qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series Pennzoil 400 was set to take place at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway but inclement weather led to qualifying being cancelled. … Continue Reading Cup qualifying cancelled; pole sitter Kyle Busch to start from rear
“I’m very fortunate to be in this place, but we all have to bow our heads and pray for Ryan Newman. That’s the number one thing we should all be thinking about right now.”
Coming out of Turn 4, Anderson pulled out and alongside Enfinger, and just before the Tri-oval, the two made contact. After coming together a few times, Enfinger edged out Anderson by only 0.010 seconds for his first victory since Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2018.
“We’re on TV, we’re being covered by the national media, and now we have our own media day here. It’s just nice to be a part of, even with the success and things that I’ve had, I’m just glad I’m here to begin with.”
As motorsports finales can sometimes play out, multiple story lines concluded on Tuesday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson announced Tuesday that he would be retiring at the conclusion of the 2020 Cup season. Johnson made the announcement on social media that 2020 … Continue Reading Johnson to retire after the 2020 Cup season
Kyle Busch’s win in Sunday’s Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway not only led to his second NASCAR Cup title but it also led to the 2010s going down in … Continue Reading The 2010s: A historic decade in NASCAR Cup champion numerology
“Everybody always says you never give up, and we’re no different,” Busch said.
“I’m losing my breath, I’m that excited. This one means so much. It was just a lot better year and it was really cool to go back-to-back.”