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On a late-race restart at Chicago, things got wild at the entry of Turn 1. Ross Chastain ended up getting spun sideways, and the first car he saw after getting straightened out had an immediate bullseye on it. That was Joey Logano in the No. 22 Ford, who was directly behind Chastain when the incident began, however, video shows that he (and several others) were pushed into the No. 1 ...Keep readingView the full article

In the closing laps of the NASCAR Cup race at Chicago, a tense battle unfolded at the backend of the top ten. Alex Bowman and Bubba Wallace were trading paint and slamming fenders in a dramatic battle for position. However, it wasn't just a top ten on the line in this situation. Bowman and Wallace were also matched up in Round 2 of NASCAR's new in-season challenge, and the driver who finished ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out the post-race interviews from Chicago Street Course after the Grant Park 165. View the full article

The three-time Supercars champion is now a three-time race winner in the NASCAR Cup Series. Shane van Gisbergen won from pole in the NASCAR Xfinity Series…and then proceeded to do it again in the Cup race on Sunday. While chaos broke out behind the leaders, SVG remained firmly in control for the final run of the race. Ty Gibbs finished second, matching his career-best finish in the Cup ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out the best moments from the NASCAR Cup Series: The Grant Park 165! View the full article

Check out Shane Van Gisbergen taking the checkered flag at the Grant Park 165 at the Chicago Street Course. View the full article

Alex Palou appeared as if he would cruise to his seventh win of the INDYCAR season before he veered off course with five laps remaining. View the full article

After qualifying third, Carson Hocevar had high hopes for Sunday's NASCAR Cup race at the Chicago Street Course. But while his teammate Michael McDowell passed Shane van Gisbergen and led the opening lap, Hocevar slipped back to seventh. Just three laps into the race, Hocevar clipped the wall at the apex of Turn 10, shooting out into the outside wall. At that point, he lost control and spun in ...Keep readingView the full article

After five years at Trackhouse, Daniel Suarez will exit the team at the end of the 2025 season. And on Saturday during media bullpen interviews, he opened up on the situation behind the scenes. “For me, it was a lot of relief for me (to have it be official) because I have known for several months that this was going to happen," Suarez told the assembled media. “It’s just like everything ...Keep readingView the full article

Shane van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch are teammates at Trackhouse and at Chicago, they were also teammates at JR Motorsports. They ran inverse paint schemes, both representing Red Bull and WeatherTech. And while Zilisch had to drive through the field after a practice wreck, SVG had to do something similar after some mid-race strategy went awry. With some help from a late-race yellow, the ...Keep readingView the full article

A pit-crew member for Shane van Gisbergen is springing back into action just two weeks after suffering a collapsed lung and broken rib. View the full article

The NASCAR Xfinity race at Chicago ended in a two-lap dash for the win with Connor Zilisch leading teammate Shane van Gisbergen (SVG). As the green flag flew, SVG forced it up the inside of JR Motorsports teammate Zilisch, pushing him wide and taking the race lead. Zilisch tried to fight back, but it was too late as van Gisbergen captured the checkered flag. "Thought it was going to be a lost ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out the post-race interviews from the Chicago Street Course after The Loop 110! View the full article

Check out the best moments from the NASCAR Xfinity Series: The Loop 110! View the full article

Check out Shane Van Gisbergen taking the checkered flag at The Loop 110 at the Chicago Street Course. View the full article

Entering the Chicago race weekend, five open entries were entered for the final four spots on the grid. While Shane van Gisbergen earned an impressive pole position, it was a David vs. Goliath battle for the spot spot in the field with the No. 78 Live Fast Motorsports Chevrolet up against the No. 67 23XI Racing Toyota of Corey Heim. Reigning Supercars champ Will Brown put Kaulig Racing in the ...Keep readingView the full article

After a dominant victory in Mexico City, Shane van Gisbergen (SVG) remains the man to beat as NASCAR takes on the Chicago Street Course. He was nearly half a second faster than his closest competition, with Michael McDowell joining him on the front row. "That was epic," said van Gisbergen. "I think the guys did a great job. The WeatherTech Chevy is driving good. I'm a lucky boy. I got some ...Keep readingView the full article

In NASCAR Cup Series practice at Chicago, things were looking promising for William Byron. He was faster than Shane van Gisbergen, setting the pace in the first practice group. He lapped the street circuit in 1:31.008s, over three tenths quicker than SVG. However, after completing eight laps, the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet returned to the track for the closing moments of the ...Keep readingView the full article

Denny Hamlin was going out to practice with the first group on the streets of Chicago, but the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota didn't make it very far. He didn't even start a flying lap before the car started smoking, dumping oil and ultimately spinning out. Hamlin didn't hit anything, but the internal damage was enough to end his practice before it had even begun. "We want to be in control ...Keep readingView the full article

Justin Marks founded the Trackhouse Racing Team in 2021, an organization tjat has since won ten Cup races and finished as high as second in the championship. They've entered a car in the Rolex 24 at Daytona and even created a MotoGP team in partnership with Aprilia. Marks, a proven winner behind the wheel himself, will drive the No. 87 Red Bull NASCAR Cup Chevrolet at the 2025 Goodwood ...Keep readingView the full article