NASCAR, auto racing news
Chicago is America’s third biggest sports market behind Los Angeles and New York City. It’s no wonder that NASCAR wants to be in the Chicago area for the long term. … Continue Reading Drivers give opinions on the future of NASCAR in the Chicago metro
Legacy Motor Club has shown out since the all-star break with an uptick in performance and results that can only be dub as their spring surge. A spring surge that … Continue Reading Spring surge provides potential Chase berth for Legacy Motor Club
A handful of NASCAR Cup Series drivers weighed in on the new 750 horsepower package for 2026 after testing it at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
Legacy Motor Club named a new crew chief for NASCAR Cup Series driver Erik Jones and his No. 43 team ahead of the 2026 season.
Toyota is just one win away from their 200th NASCAR Cup Series win as they look to the Enjoy Illinois 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Erik Jones’ spotter, Will Rodgers, said he is “throwing him in the deep end” when they trade places during the NASCAR weekend at Sonoma Raceway.
Here are the matchups and predictions for the second round of the NASCAR in-season tournament this weekend in Chicago.
FORT WORTH — Erik Jones completed his 300th NASCAR Cup Series start Sunday with a fifth-place finish in the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. The 28-year-old racer started 14th, … Continue Reading Erik Jones completes 300th NASCAR Cup Series race in fifth
Following the Cook Out 400 Sunday, NASCAR disqualified Erik Jones after his racecar failed to meet the minimum height requirement. Legacy Motor Club will not appeal.
The only race that matters this weekend for NASCAR Cup Series drivers is the 47th edition of The Clash. The season-opening exhibition race, dubbed the Cook Out Clash this year, … Continue Reading Which NASCAR drivers have won the Cook Out Clash?