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NASCAR is bringing stock car racing to a military base for the first time ever, creating a stunning 3.4-mile street course on San Diego's Coronado Island with an aircraft carrier as the backdrop. The historic race shows how NASCAR is boldly reinventing itself to reach new fans in America's biggest cities.
New Zealand racing star Shane van Gisbergen delivered a masterclass performance at Watkins Glen, hunting down the leader by nearly 30 seconds in just 18 laps to claim his seventh NASCAR Cup Series victory. The Trackhouse Racing driver proved once again why he's considered one of NASCAR's greatest road course racers.
Regina Sirvent, a 23-year-old racer from Mexico City, just became a Barbie Role Model after breaking barriers as NASCAR's first Mexican woman driver. She's already won multiple firsts in a sport where less than 1% of drivers are women.
NASCAR is considering bringing its new electric crossover vehicle to its second-tier racing series, signaling a major shift for the sport known for roaring engines. The move could give the O'Reilly Auto Parts series a fresh identity while keeping fans entertained.
The racing world is honoring late NASCAR champion Kyle Busch in a beautiful way at this year's Indianapolis 500. His iconic No. 18 will race again, carrying his legacy around the legendary speedway.
Hall of Fame NASCAR team owner Joe Gibbs was giving a heartfelt interview about family values when his grandson Ty Gibbs, fresh off his race victory, crashed the moment with a hug. The spontaneous Victory Lane moment captured what winning really means.
A daring fan at NASCAR's historic first race on a military base scaled multiple fences in flip-flops during a red flag to chat with driver Sheldon Creed. While security quickly escorted him away, the bold move became an instant talking point at Naval Base Coronado's street race.
Shane van Gisbergen proved his road racing mastery once again, charging from 24th place to win at Watkins Glen International. The New Zealand driver now holds the NASCAR record for most Cup Series wins by a driver born outside the United States.
Basketball legend Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing team is dominating NASCAR in 2026, winning four of seven races so far. The 61-year-old says his competitive drive keeps him young and helped turn his once-struggling team into a winner.
A Pennsylvania racetrack is searching for everyday heroes to celebrate with VIP NASCAR experiences this June. Teachers, first responders, students, and neighbors who quietly make a difference can be nominated through April 20.
Tyler Reddick just became the first NASCAR driver ever to win the season's first three races, making history for a team that recently won a major legal battle to secure its future. The 23XI Racing team, co-owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan, is proving unstoppable both on and off the track.
Basketball legend Michael Jordan says winning the Daytona 500 as a team owner feels like claiming another championship ring. His 23XI Racing driver Tyler Reddick took the checkered flag in NASCAR's biggest race.
A 22-year-old part-time driver just claimed his first major NASCAR victory in stunning fashion. Corey Heim passed his teammate with two laps to go at the inaugural San Diego street race, proving underdogs can still win big.
Shane van Gisbergen celebrated his 37th birthday by claiming pole position at Watkins Glen, becoming the fastest driver in nearly 20 years to earn five NASCAR Cup Series poles. The New Zealand native has dominated road courses, winning five of the last six races on these challenging tracks.
Bristol Motor Speedway and First Horizon Bank are hiding free NASCAR race tickets in navy blue envelopes throughout the Tri-Cities region. The surprise giveaway celebrates 35 years of racing and spreads joy ahead of the Food City 500 weekend.
Racing legend Kurt Busch earned his spot in the NASCAR Hall of Fame, pausing his acceptance speech to honor his late teammate Greg Biffle in a touching tribute. The 47-year-old champion joined fellow drivers Harry Gant and Ray Hendrick in celebrating racing excellence and lifelong achievements.
A leased pit crew from a small NASCAR team just outpaced the sport's best squads to win $100,000 in a thrilling tire-change showdown. Their flawless 12.6-second stop proved that precision beats pedigree every time.
A credit union and NASCAR raceway are celebrating three extraordinary people who've spent decades saving lives, turned grief into hope for 110,000 kids, and a second-grader who cooks for his elderly neighbor. Their reward? VIP race weekend tickets and the recognition they've always deserved.
A Pennsylvania racetrack is rolling out the red carpet for three everyday heroes who've spent decades saving lives, transformed grief into hope, and proved you're never too young to make a difference. Their prize? VIP NASCAR weekend experiences and something even better: recognition for the quiet work they do when nobody's watching.
After three years of trying, 22-year-old Ty Gibbs finally captured his first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Bristol Motor Speedway. The young driver held off two former champions in a thrilling overtime finish to achieve the milestone win.
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