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Deegan and Kraus exchanged paint and bumped fenders over the final two laps of the race with the final incident sending Kraus for a spin in Turn 3 and giving the young driver her second win of the season and third of her career. Deegan had her No. 19 Toyota in the lead on the final restart, but Kraus was able to slip to the inside in his No. 16 Toyota and take the lead. He paid the price the ...Keep reading View the full article

Reddick stretched his fuel the final 47 of 125 laps in Saturday’s LTi Printing 250 and held off a fast-approaching Noah Gragson to claim the win at Michigan International Speedway. After getting clearance he had enough fuel to make it, Gragson passed two cars in the final two laps trying to chase Reddick down. The win is the sixth of Reddick’s career, coming with three different ...Keep reading View the full article

Timing may not be on Biffle’s side. Biffle’s win at Texas Motor Speedway in Kyle Busch Motorsports’ No. 51 Toyota was his first series start for the veteran since 2004 and first series win since October 2001. The victory also netted him an extra $50,000 bonus as part of this year’s Triple Truck Challenge. If Biffle entered and won the next two races, he could walk away with a total ...Keep reading View the full article

Greg Biffle took victory in his first NASCAR start since the end of the 2016 Cup season by triumphing in Friday night's Truck Series race at Texas Motor Speedway View the full article

Logano's lap of 187.139mph was fastest of all after the single-car qualifying session, earning the Team Penske driver his 22nd career pole and fourth at Michigan. "Such a huge advantage to be on the front row here at Michigan and how important it is to have a pole here in Ford's backyard and Roger's backyard to have a good run here," Logano told FS1. "Glad we can deliver so far at least ...Keep reading View the full article

Stage 1 Polesitter Todd Gilliland in the Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota Tundra led the opening lap chased by the Fords of points leader Grant Enfinger (ThorSport Racing) and Johnny Sauter (ThorSport Racing) but it took only until Lap 4 for Enfinger to move through to P1 slipping inside Gilliland at Turn 1. Behind them, Sheldon Creed (GMS Racing Chevrolet), Brett Moffitt (GMS Racing Chevy) ...Keep reading View the full article

Self led 86 of the 100 laps in Friday’s race at Michigan International Speedway, but as the race drew to a close, Ty Majeski tried to steal a victory on fuel mileage. It almost worked but Majeski ran out of fuel on the final lap, allowing Self to pass him in the final turn and claim the win. The victory is Self’s third of the season – the most of any driver – and sixth of his career ...Keep reading View the full article

Harvick, who owns two career wins at Michigan including last August, topped the final speed chart with an average lap speed of 188.763 mph. Kyle Busch, last weekend’s race winner at Pocono, was second (188.728 mph) and Harvick’s Stewart-Haas Racing teammate, Clint Bowyer was third (188.476 mph). Daniel Suarez, who was fastest in Friday’s first practice, ended up fourth and fellow SHR ...Keep reading View the full article

This is Suarez’s first season with Stewart-Haas Racing in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and because the driver was entering into a lot of “unknowns” to start the year, he said he and SHR both had options on whether they would continue their relationship past the 2019 season. So far, it’s been a productive season for Suarez, even though none of the four SHR drivers had yet to win ...Keep reading View the full article

Suarez, who has been fast in practices at both Charlotte and Pocono in recent weeks, topped Friday’s first session at Michigan with an average lap speed of 188.882 mph. His Stewart-Haas Racing teammate, Clint Bowyer, was second (188.659 mph) and Austin Dillon was third (188.501 mph). Joey Logano and Kyle Larson completed the top-five. Michigan was the site of Suarez’s first NASCAR ...Keep reading View the full article

The Suffolk County (N.Y.) District Attorney’s Office confirmed Friday that France pled guilty to one count of misdemeanor DUI and was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and must complete an alcohol education course before June 5, 2020. If he completes the requirements, France will be able to withdraw his plea of guilty and the charge will be reduced to a traffic violation of Driving ...Keep reading View the full article

Bowman, who drives the No. 88 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports in the Cup Series, will run a paint scheme that honors the late Tim Richmond, also a former driver with HMS. “It’s pretty cool. I feel like everybody wants to be a little bit like Tim Richmond,” Bowman said Friday at Michigan International Speedway. “So, it’s a really neat paint scheme. I think having Axalta willing to ...Keep reading View the full article

Texas Motor Speedway hosts the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series on Friday. The schedule is subject to change. All times at Eastern Daylight Savings Time (EDT). Gander Outdoors Truck Series schedule Texas Motor Speedway Thursday, June 6 3:05 p.m. - 3:55 p.m., Truck Series practice (No TV) 5:05 p.m. - 5:55 p.m., Truck Series practice (No TV) 7 p.m. - 7:45 p.m., Truck Series ...Keep reading View the full article

Raphael Lessard has already made two Gander Outdoors Truck Series starts and he’ll now compete June 15 in Iowa and Aug. 25 at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. Lessard, who qualified seventh in both of his previous NASCAR national series starts this season at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway and Dover (Del.) Speedway, is teaming up with the Toyota Racing Development Team for the pair of ...Keep reading View the full article

Kyle Busch Motorsports announced in March that former Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series star would compete in the June Texas Truck race in KBM’s No. 51 Toyota. Friday night’s SpeedyCash.com 400 will mark Biffle’s first NASCAR national series start since the 2016 Cup series finale at Homestead, Fla. He will certainly be getting into a competitive ride – the No. 51 has won five of the ...Keep reading View the full article

Although he continues to express his dislike of the new aero package, are you surprised by how successful Kyle Busch has been with it? Jim: I have to say I am a little surprised. Clearly, Joe Gibbs Racing as a whole and Busch in particular have figured out the aero package well enough to be competing for wins virtually every weekend. The only reason I'm a little surprised is because of how ...Keep reading View the full article

The introduction of hybrid power to NASCAR is "a matter of when, not if" according to Ford Performance's motorsport boss Mark Rushbrook View the full article

Julia Landauer is only making four scheduled starts this year in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series but she’s already turning heads in Canada. The former NASCAR Next driver made history during the APC 200 Sunday at Jukasa Motor Speedway by becoming the first female to lead a competition lap in the history of the NASCAR-sanctioned series. Landauer later made contact with the wall in traffic and ...Keep reading View the full article

The eNASCAR Heat Pro League has completed two events of the 12 scheduled this season and during each event the NASCAR Plaza in Charlotte, N.C., turns into its own race control to bring the league alive for teams, racers and fans. For gaming veteran and 704Games Managing Director of Esports & Partnerships Ed Martin, this has been a rewarding project to create in association with NASCAR, the ...Keep reading View the full article

Chastain has been a busy man during the 2019 season, running every Cup, Xfinity and Truck Series race. Combined, he's already started 34 races this year. That includes a carer-best tenth-place finish in the Daytona 500. Ahead of the new season, he declared for Xfinity points as he has done every year since 2015, placing as high as tenth in the standings in 2018. However, he has enjoyed ...Keep reading View the full article