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Jeff Gordon will leave the FOX Sports broadcast booth for the role of vice-chairman at Hendrick Motorsports, the team announced Wednesday. “As vice chairman and co-owner, Gordon will maintain a … Continue Reading Jeff Gordon leaving broadcast booth
Photos from our Jeff Ames this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. All rights reserved.
Aric Almirola earned his third career NASCAR Cup Series pole Sunday. Almirola will start first for Sunday’s Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway, with Kyle Busch starting on the outside pole. … Continue Reading Almirola claims Ally 400 at Nashville pole
NASCAR announced Friday afternoon that Eddie D’Hondt has been reinstated by the sanctioning body. The move comes after battery and assault charges against D’Hondt were dismissed Friday following a lack … Continue Reading NASCAR reinstates Chase Elliott spotter Eddie D’Hondt
Kaulig Racing announced Friday afternoon that the team purchased two charters from Spire Motorsports for their 2022 NASCAR Cup Series operations. Kaulig will field a full-time Cup entry for Justin … Continue Reading Tracking the charters: Spire, Kaulig, Trackhouse
A year after racing was canceled at the track due to the COVID-19 coronavirus global pandemic, Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International announced Friday that they will be open to full capacity … Continue Reading Watkins Glen to be open at full capacity
GMS Racing announced that the team will be starting a NASCAR Cup Series program for 2022. The team posted a video on their Twitter account Thursday afternoon that displayed the … Continue Reading GMS Racing announces NASCAR Cup Series program for 2022
Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma saw close, hard racing to a historically competitive degree for the California track.
A week after Ross Chastain and Kurt Busch posted 37th and 38th-place finishes in the Coca-Cola 600, the Chip Ganassi Racing drivers each posted a Top 10 finish in Sunday’s … Continue Reading CGR rebounds at Sonoma after Coca-Cola 600 woes
On Wednesday, Phoenix Raceway and Talladega Superspeedway were among six NASCAR-owned tracks to announce plans for full capacity. Phoenix Raceway will be open for full capacity in the grandstands and … Continue Reading Phoenix, Talladega among tracks returning to full capacity