Conor Daly to run Mid-Ohio Trucks
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Nitrocross newcomer Conor Daly will run his first NASCAR Truck Series race since 2021 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for Niece Motorsports.
After team-mate Denny Hamlin retired from the race, Martin Truex Jr. led from the ensuing restart to the finish for his fourth victory at Sonoma Raceway.
The NASCAR Next Gen car driven by Jenson Button, Jimmie Johnson, and Mike Rockenfeller as part of Garage 56 finished the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 39th overall with 285 laps completed.
Kyle Larson smacked the field for much of Saturday’s Sonoma Xfinity race, but a late restart and error propelled Aric Almirola to the front and RSS Racing’s first win.
Andre Castro, 2021 Team USA Scholarship winner and USF2000 driver, will make his NASCAR Xfinity début at the Chicago Street Race for Jesse Iwuji Motorsports.
With Noah Gragson out for Sonoma due to a concussion he sustained at Gateway, Grant Enfinger will make his NASCAR Cup début in relief duty.
After Kyle Larson and Ryan Preece’s massive wreck at Talladega in April, NASCAR will require steel plating along the right-side door, among other safety upgrades.
ARCA driver Christian Rose will compete in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time at Richmond in July for AM Racing.
Legacy Motor Club’s nightmare season continues as Erik Jones has been docked 60 points for a greenhouse modification.
Sports car legend Kamui Kobayashi will compete in NASCAR for the first time when he enters the Cup race at Indianapolis for 23XI Racing.
RSS Racing has opened a fourth car, the #29, for Saturday’s Xfinity race at Sonoma with Alex Labbé as driver.
Brent Sherman, who last ran a NASCAR Xfinity race in 2007 while his last start in any major stock car series was in 2016, will run the Chicago Street Race for RSS Racing.
Andy Lally will run the NASCAR Cup Series’ four remaining road courses at Sonoma, Chicago, Indianapolis, and Charlotte with RIck Ware Racing.
IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge TCR championship leader Mason Filippi returns to the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Sonoma for MBM Motorsports.
From lightning delays to exploding brake rotors to service issues on pit road and in the broadcast booths, Kyle Busch was probably the only driver happy after the NASCAR Cup race at Gateway.
Cole Custer watched as Parker Kligerman’s 3-wide move on Justin Allgaier and Sheldon Creed for the lead blew up, snuck by, and held off Allgaier to win at Portland.
Ty Majeski and Zane Smith took each other out in the closing laps of the NASCAR Truck race at Gateway, and Grant Enfinger slipped by and held on in OT for the win.
