Ty Gibbs will drive the 23XI Racing #45 for the third consecutive race this Sunday at Michigan as Kurt Busch remains out due to injury.
Sam Hunt Racing will entrust Connor Mosack with their Toyota Supra in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen, where he previously won in Trans-Am.
Richard Childress Racing has opened a third car, the #33, for NASCAR Xfinity Series rookie and two-time race winner Austin Hill to make his maiden Cup start this Sunday at Michigan.
Jordan Anderson will drive the #32 car as team-mate to his employee Myatt Snider as Jordan Anderson Racing expands to two cars for the first time in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity race at Michigan.
Tyler Reddick completed a sweep of July’s NASCAR Cup Series road course races by holding off challenges from (and eventually penalised) Ross Chastain and Austin Cindric to triumph in Indianapolis.
After two-and-a-half NASCAR Xfinity seasons, Brett Moffitt is out at Our Motorsports as he does not bring enough funding to finish out the year, reported Catchfence.
Death, taxes, A.J. Allmendinger winning a NASCAR road course race. In Saturday’s case, he dominated the Xfinity race at Indianapolis for his 11th career victory on such tracks.
A chaotic final ten laps closed out the NASCAR Truck Series playoff opener at IRP, one that Grant Enfinger won to advance to the next round.
Chad Chastain, younger brother of NASCAR Cup Series driver Ross, will return to the Truck Series on Friday at IRP with Niece Motorsports.
After fourteen years, Camping World will end its title sponsorship of the NASCAR Truck Series upon conclusion of the 2022 season.
With Kurt Busch still not medically cleared to race, Ty Gibbs will once again substitute for him at Indianapolis.
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, a touring car circuit, will host the Whelen Euro Series’ revived NASCAR GP Germany for at least 3 years beginning 2023.
APP Racing Engines, who builds engines for GT and off-road teams, will début in NASCAR with fellow Dutch outfit Team Hezeberg by providing a Toyota motor for newcomer Daniil Kvyat.
Michael McDowell, who is vying for a playoff spot, has received a 100-point penalty for modifiying a single-source part. Crew chief Blake Harris has been fined $100,000 and suspended 4 races.
After attending the NASCAR Cup Series race at Road America and testing a late model at Hickory, ex-F1 driver Daniil Kvyat will now enter a Cup race himself at Indianapolis for Team Hezeberg.
Despite a 1–2 finish for Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch at Pocono being ruined by disqualification, Joe Gibbs Racing will not appeal the rulings.
Brad Pérez, who has two Truck starts under his belt, hopes to make his NASCAR Xfinity Series début at Indianapolis with MBM Motorsports.
