Following Josef Newgarden’s hospitalisation after Sunday’s IndyCar Iowa race, Team Penske has asked Santino Ferrucci to be his standby for Saturday’s Indianapolis race if Newgarden cannot race. Ferrucci will already be at the track with the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Chase Elliott closed out the Superstar Racing Experience’s second season by winning at Sharon, while Marco Andretti won the championship by 2 points over Ryan Newman.
Despite Joe Gibbs Racing team-mates Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch finishing 1–2 in the NASCAR Cup race at Pocono, both failed post-race inspection and were disqualified. As a result, Chase Elliott was bumped from third to first.
Ty Gibbs, fresh off a second in the Xfinity race, will make his NASCAR Cup début at Pocono as an injury substitute for Kurt Busch. Busch was not medically cleared to race following a qualifying crash.
Noah Gragson had to stave off a charging Ty Gibbs, but the help of fresher tyres gave him the edge in Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series battle…
Chandler Smith smacked the field for much of Saturday’s NASCAR Truck race at Pocono but had to hold off Ryan Preece in the final run to secure the win. Zane Smith takes the regular season championship.
Funding issues have forced Brandon Brown to leave his own family team for the NASCAR Xfinity race at Indianapolis. Austin Dillon will fill in at Brandonbilt Motorsports for the event while Brown joins Mike Harmon Racing.
Could electric cars and/or SUVs be in NASCAR’s future? Alleged leaked documents pitching an EV exhibition and Dale Earnhardt Jr. revealing the idea of turning the Xfinity Series into an SUV division seem to point that way.
Indiana native Chris Hacker will run the NASCAR Truck Series race at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park on 29 July for On Point Motorsports.
A week after leaving B.J. McLeod Motorsports, Nick Sanchez has signed up for a four-race NASCAR Xfinity schedule with Big Machine Racing Team at Bristol, Texas, Las Vegas, and Homestead.
With the Chicago Street Course being added to the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series calendar, it will come at the expense of Road America after two years.
The NASCAR Cup Series is going street racing: on 1/2 July 2023, a special Chicago street circuit modelled after the iRacing track will welcome the stock car championship for the first time.
Due to a private family matter, Joe Graf Jr. will vacate the #07 SS-Green Light Racing car beginning with Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity race at Pocono. Cole Custer will take over the car for the event.
The NASCAR Whelen Euro Series and Tijey débuted a new EuroNASCAR PRO trophy design for the 2022 champion during the Vallelunga weekend, switching from the blue supports of 2021 to red.
Layne Riggs, son of NASCAR veteran Scott Riggs, will race in the Truck Series for the first time as he runs 29 July’s Indianapolis Raceway Park event for Halmar Friesen Racing.
Toyotas were on point in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire, and Christopher Bell was the man of the hour as he scored his first win of the season.
Tony Stewart is the only driver to win a Superstar Racing Experience dirt track race after sweeping the two rounds last year and taking Saturday’s I-55 event.
