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William Byron’s victory Sunday in the Go Bowling at The Glen secured the driver’s fifth Cup Series win of 2023 and the ninth of his career. Byron is now tied … Continue Reading William Byron ties three drivers for 64th on wins list
Kevin Harvick’s crew chief Rodney Childers will miss the Watkins Glen race Sunday due to a family emergency. Stephen Doran, a top engineer with the team, will serve as the … Continue Reading Rodney Childers to miss Watkins Glen
Of the 36 starters slated for Sunday’s Go Bowling at the Glen, there are 14 past NASCAR Cup Series road course winners. Chase Elliott (7 wins) Perhaps the “road course … Continue Reading Multi-time road course winners still on the bubble entering The Glen
Legacy Motor Club announced Friday they will have Josh Berry racing its No. 42 Chevrolet at Daytona next Saturday.
This Sunday at Watkins Glen, Martin Truex Jr. could become the fourth driver to wrap up the NASCAR Cup Series regular season title early.
“NASCAR Classics” has launched, offering more than 1,000 full race replays across eight decades, streaming anytime on NASCAR.com.
As the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Watkins Glen International, the playoff cutline is closing in on Brad Keselowski and Kevin Harvick.
Michael McDowell’s win at the Indy Road Course validated years of hard work and survival to fulfill the promise many saw early in his career.
To say Michael McDowell’s victory on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course was dominant may be an understatement.
Michael McDowell broke through Sunday at Indy and scored a big win for him, Front Row Motorsports – and the NASCAR Cup Series playoff fight.