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Check out Shane Van Gisbergen taking the checkered flag at the Viva Mexico 250 at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. View the full article

When Daniel Suarez crashed into the wall in NASCAR Xfinity qualifying, his shot at winning Saturday's race suddenly became extremely difficult. But driving a blank backup car with Quaker State decals hastily added to it, the Mexican driver methodically cut through the field of 39 cars. Once he took the lead with 19 laps to go, he never gave it back. It was a sensational drive and a ...Keep readingView the full article

Daniel Suarez rallied from the rear to capture the checkered flag in Saturday's Xfinity race. Can he do the same in Mexico City on Sunday in Cup? View the full article

Check out the post-race interviews from Mexico City after The Chilango 150! View the full article

Daniel Suarez did something incredible on Saturday, earning a dramatic victory in the NASCAR Xfinity Series' long-awaited return to Mexico City. He did it all in a backup car, starting 39th before steadily marching through the field. The final stage went green with 19 laps to go and that's when the pivotal moment came. Suarez, who restarted fourth, sent it on the outside in a three-wide move ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out the best moments from the NASCAR Xfinity Series: The Chilango 150! View the full article

Daniel Suárez won the Chilagno 150 at Autoromo Hermanos Rodriquez in Mexico City. View the full article

Shane van Gisbergen went to the top early in qualifying with a 1:32.776s lap in the No. 88 Chevrolet…and no one was able to beat it. This is the Trackhouse Racing driver's second career pole and his first of the 2025 season. Sitting 33rd in the championship standings, he desperately needs a race win and this could be an opportunity for him to shake up the playoff standings. He will be joined ...Keep readingView the full article

In Mexico City, NASCAR has placed tire packs around the track at the apex of several corners, even adding another one after the first practice session. While drivers may use as much pavement as they want in some areas, such as the exit of the final corner, NASCAR wants to avoid drivers cutting corners. They've also painted yellow lines through the esses, and crossing that line will result in a ...Keep readingView the full article

With just over 22 minutes left in qualifying, Daniel Suarez went out on track for his first flying lap in the No. 9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet. Unfortunately, he never completed it as the car went off in Turn 11, slamming the barrier head-on. The front of the car was completely destroyed, but Suarez was still able to back out of the barrier and limp back to the pits. He radioed to the team that ...Keep readingView the full article

Most of the time, Chase Elliott is NASCAR's Most Popular Driver, but that's certainly not the case this weekend in Mexico City. Daniel Suarez, the only Mexican driver in the Cup Series, is getting a lot of attention since his arrival and understandably so. There is a constant media presence around him and his car as he takes on Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in the No. 99 Trackhouse Racing ...Keep readingView the full article

Three-time Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen stunned the NASCAR world almost two years ago, the New Zealand driver winning on debut at the Chicago Street Course in a feat not seen in the Cup Series for 60+ years. Since then, the Kiwi has become a full-time NASCAR competitor, slowly improving on ovals, all while knowing his true chance to win his way into the playoffs would be the handful ...Keep readingView the full article

NASCAR held two practice sessions on Friday as Cup drivers and teams learned their way around Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. In the first session, drivers quickly found the limits with several locking up and utilizing the run-off area around the road course. Unfortunately for Noah Gragson, he found the outside wall, damaging his No. 4 Front Row Motorsports Ford. The team will ...Keep readingView the full article

There is quite the challenge -- and opportunity -- ahead for Ryan Truex. Denny Hamlin is choosing to stay with his family this weekend and miss the Cup race in Mexico City following the birth of his son. Hamlin's absence means Truex will get to pilot the No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. That car has three wins this year with Hamlin behind the wheel, including ...Keep readingView the full article

As NASCAR takes on Mexico City this weekend, three-time Cup Series champion Joey Logano spent a few minutes speaking exclusively with Motorsport.com's Luis Ramírez in preparation for the event. Despite failing to win at any road course race in roughly a decade, the Team Penske driver is looking forward to this weekend's unique race at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The event also presents ...Keep readingView the full article

The story of NASCAR and Mexico might never have taken shape were it not for two brothers: Carlos and Enrique Contreras -- two Mexicans who arrived in the world’s premier stock car division. Some might call their rise a lucky break, but to those who knew them, NASCAR seemed more like destiny. While Daniel Suárez is the first Mexican to win in the NASCAR Cup Series and the first non-American ...Keep readingView the full article

Check out this article for all you need to know about NASCAR Cup Series' Viva Mexico 250 including date, time, drivers, and more. View the full article

Earlier today, it was reported that a chartered plane carrying several members of the NASCAR industry was grounded after an engine issue, causing major delays. That, along with other air travel challenges, has forced NASCAR to adjust its schedule for the weekend ahead. "Due to two aircraft issues that grounded multiple race teams in Charlotte, N.C., on Thursday, NASCAR has adjusted the on-track ...Keep readingView the full article

Denny Hamlin will not race at the inaugural Cup event this weekend in Mexico City after the birth of his son. It snaps Hamlin's impressive starts streak. View the full article

Fresh off his third victory of the season at Michigan, Denny Hamlin will sit out the first-ever Cup race in Mexico, staying home with long-time partner Jordan Fish following the birth of their son. The couple already have two daughters together. Hamlin released the following statement on Thursday, saying: "We are happy to announce the birth of our son. Everyone is doing well. My main priority ...Keep readingView the full article