Ty Gibbs continues to show his stuff as he held off A.J. Allmendinger to win his third NASCAR Xfinity Series race in just his tenth career start.
Austin Hill, driving the United Rentals truck, won the United Rentals 176. The race, the first for the NASCAR Trucks at Watkins Glen since 2000, was shortened due to lightning and finalised the playoff grid.
EuroNASCAR PRO driver Giorgio Maggi aims to make his Xfinity début at Indianapolis for MBM Motorsports. He is the first Swiss driver to run a NASCAR American race, and his team-mate will be EuroNASCAR points leader Loris Hezemans.
Lawless Alan will run a part-time NASCAR Truck schedule for Niece Motorsports beginning with the playoff opener at Darlington.
A.J. Allmendinger will run his first NASCAR Truck race since 2008 this Saturday at Watkins Glen as a substitute driver for Chase Purdy, who tested positive for COVID-19.
IndyCar driver R.C. Enerson, who débuted in NASCAR’s Xfinity Series last year, will dabble in the top-level Cup Series for the first time this Sunday at Watkins Glen for Rick Ware Racing.
Chad Chastain, the younger brother of Cup driver Ross Chastain, will race in the NASCAR Truck Series for the first time when he enters Saturday’s race at Watkins Glen.
Will Rodgers will run a pair of NASCAR road course races in August beginning with his Truck Series début at Watkins Glen followed by the Xfinity race at Indianapolis.
Ross “Melon Man” Chastain celebrated National Watermelon Day by signing on to drive Trackhouse Racing’s second car for the 2022 NASCAR Cup season.
Cup driver Erik Jones will run his first Xfinity Series race since 2019 when he enters Saturday’s Watkins Glen event for Jordan Anderson Racing.
IndyCar driver Sage Karam, who finished seventh in the Indianapolis 500 in May, returns to the Brickyard in a stock car for the first time next month when he runs the NASCAR Xfinity race on the road course for Jordan Anderson.
Administrative engine allocation error results in penalties for team-mates Chase Elliott, Alex Bowman
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A clerical mistake in which Hendrick Motorsports accidentally allocated one of Chase Elliott’s engines to team-mate Alex Bowman at New Hampshire has resulted in NASCAR penalising both teams with $50,000 fines and 25-point deductions in the standings.
It’s official: Brad Keselowski will become a minority owner in Roush Fenway Racing, drive the #6 car, and lead the team’s competition division for the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series.
In a race marred by rain-related chaos at the start and shortened by 10 laps due to darkness, Aric Almirola held off Christopher Bell for his and Stewart-Haas’ first win of 2021 and threw the playoff picture into chaos.
Chase Elliott ends inaugural SRX season with Nashville win, founder Tony Stewart takes title
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A pair of NASCAR Cup champions celebrated the end of the inaugural Superstar Racing Experience season on Saturday when reigning champ Chase Elliott won the finale at Nashville, while three-time Cup winner and SRX co-founder Tony Stewart took home the championship.
NASCAR Cup Series regular Christopher Bell won in his first Xfinity race since 2019 when he led every lap from the start of Stage 2 to the finish.
Cindric replaces Keselowski in Penske #2, Burton takes over WBR #21 from DiBenedetto for 2022
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With Brad Keselowski set to become a co-owner and driver at Roush Fenway Racing in 2022, Team Penske will bring up Xfinity driver Austin Cindric to fill the #2 Cup car. Harrison Burton will replace Matt DiBenedetto at Penske ally Wood Brothers Racing.
