Kurt Busch will have the option available to him to make a return to the Indianapolis 500 according to his new team boss Chip Ganassi.
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Chip Ganassi open to potential Indy 500 return for Kurt Busch
Shortly after announcing his departure from Stewart-Haas Racing, Kurt Busch and Monster Energy have found a new home at Chip Ganassi Racing.
Kurt Busch will not return to Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2019 season.
Kevin Harvick’s championship hopes have taken a hit upon receiving an L1 penalty.
Kevin Harvick, who has dominated the Cup Series in 2018, has guaranteed himself a spot in the Championship Round with a win at Texas.
Stewart-Haas Racing dominated Talladega as Aric Almirola capitalised on his team-mate’s last-second misfortune to win his first race of 2018.
After 58 races and with his future in question, Kurt Busch is back in Victory Lane at Bristol.
For 200 laps, Kevin Harvick led much of Sunday’s race to take the checkered flag. Afterward, he and son Keelan celebrated his victory together.
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Stewart on possible Indy 500 return: “If I do it, I’m doing it because I want to win the race”
Former IndyCar and NASCAR champion, Tony Stewart, has stated that he would return to the Indianapolis 500 if he felt competitive enough to win the race. The American also said that he would want to compete in at least one race beforehand to get back up to speed.
In a rain-delayed Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, Kevin Harvick moved his way past Kyle Busch with four laps remaining to win his sixth race of the 2018 season.
Rain plagued Sunday’s FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan, causing the race to be called after 133 laps. In the end, Clint Bowyer was celebrating his second victory of 2018.
Kevin Harvick proves why he is the Cup Series’ all-star as he wins the Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race.
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Austin Dillon, Clint Bowyer, Daniel Suárez penalized following Dover
The teams of Austin Dillon, Clint Bowyer, and Daniel Suárez have been given L1-level penalties for various infractions during Sunday’s race at Dover.
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Kevin Harvick sweeps stages, wins fourth race of 2018 in AAA 400 Drive for Autism
Kevin Harvick scored his fourth win of the 2018 season at Dover. In a race marred by a 41-minute rain delay, Harvick swept all three stages to claim the win.
364 days after his last Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win, Joey Logano has finally returned to Victory Lane as he wins the GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.