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In announcing Project 91 last year, Trackhouse co-owner Justin Marks said its intentions were to field “world class” drivers from other racing disciplines to compete in the highest level of NASCAR. The 2007 F1 champion was the programme’s first driver, debuting last year at the 21 August Cup race at Watkins Glen International. The Finn ran as high as eighth during a round of pit ...Keep readingView the full article

In announcing Project 91 last year, Trackhouse co-owner Justin Marks said its intentions were to field “world class” drivers from other racing disciplines to compete in the highest level of NASCAR. The 2007 Formula 1 World Champion was the program’s first driver, debuting last year at the Aug. 21 Cup race at Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International. The Finn ran as high as eighth during ...Keep readingView the full article

The track has decided to remove a section of the Turns 3-4 wall, which Chastain's car slammed against in a daring full-throttle manoeuver known now as the 'Hail Melon.' It's also been referred to as the 'Martinsville Miracle' and various other nicknames. He passed five cars on the final lap and broke the track record in a moment that left all watching speechless. The move immediately went viral ...Keep readingView the full article

The track has decided to remove a section of the Turns 3/4 wall, which Chastain's car slammed against in a daring full-throttle maneuver known now as the 'Hail Melon.' It's also been referred to as the 'Martinsville Miracle' and various other nicknames. He passed five cars on the final lap and broke the track record in a moment that left all watching speechless. The move immediately went ...Keep readingView the full article

Max Gutierrez made his fifth career truck start while honoring his brother Fico, 17, who died in a Jan. 29 highway accident in Mexico. View the full article

Hocevar, 20, currently competes fulltime in the Truck Series with Niece Motorsports. He's yet to win, but has ten top-fives and 21 top-tens in 56 starts. Spire Motorsports, which fields two fulltime Cup entries with Corey LaJoie and Ty Dillon, will enter a car in six Xfinity races this year. Kevin Manion and Mike Greci will help lead the effort. The team has also formed a ...Keep readingView the full article

Hendrick Motorsports says Chase Elliott will miss about six weeks after undergoing surgery for a broken left leg. View the full article

Elliott suffered a fractured tibia in his left leg due to a snowboarding accident in Colorado last week. The team said in a statement on Tuesday that the 27-year-old is expected to be out for six weeks. Josh Berry, a JR Motorsports driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, drove the car last weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. He finished 29th, and will continue to pilot the car on ovals ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out the best scanner moments from the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway including William Byron's win and Joey Logano's spinout. View the full article

Byron, who drives the No. 24 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports, has won at least one race in each of the last three years. In each season, Byron’s victories have come during the first 26 races, securing him a spot in the 16-driver playoffs. However, with limited wins and none in the 10-race playoffs, Byron, 25, has struggled to reach the Championship 4 and a chance to win a series title. His ...Keep readingView the full article

There is a new No. 1 this week, with Ross Chastain swapping spots with Kyle Busch in the rankings following Las Vegas. View the full article

Berry, who competes fulltime for JR Motorsports in the Xfinity Series, was tapped on Friday as a last-minute substitute driver for Chase Elliott at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Elliott suffered a broken left leg in a snowboarding accident Friday in Colorado and required surgery. He will require several weeks of recovery time. Berry, 32, had made two previous starts in the Cup Series but had ...Keep readingView the full article

Find out how one lucky player cashed in on $10K playing the FOX Bet Super 6 NASCAR Stage 2 challenge! View the full article

Despite Chase Elliott's snowboarding accident, most Cup drivers agree the reward outweighs the risk for hobbies away from the racetrack. View the full article

Byron, who had dominated the event and won the first two stages having led 176 of 271 laps, lost the lead during a round of late pitstops and it appeared his Hendrick Motorsports team-mate Kyle Larson was set to cruise to victory. But Aric Almirola’s spin seven laps from the end sent the race into a two-lap overtime. Martin Truex Jr elected to remain on the track while Byron and Larson came ...Keep readingView the full article

Fast Thoughts with Bob Pockrass: Hendrick Motorsports got the victory it needed Sunday. Will drivers change how they approach outside activities after Chase Elliott’s snowboarding accident? Probably not. View the full article

Kyle Larson spoke on second-place finish in Las Vegas and discussed why late cautions don't tend to work out in his favor. View the full article

Teammates William Byron, Kyle Larson and Alex Bowman finished 1-2-3, while polesitter Joey Logano landed in the garage. View the full article

Joey Logano talked with Jamie Little and Bob Pockrass about his three-wide battle with Brad Keselowski and Kyle Busch. He spoke on getting squeezed into the wall by Brad in Las Vegas. View the full article

Josh Berry said he enjoyed his time at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and says he's available if they need him next week. View the full article