Noah Gragson and Kevin Magnussen duked it out on the racetrack at Naval Base Coronado on June 21. On Wednesday, Gragson revealed in an interview with SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that he wanted to literally duke it out with the former F1 driver before he was told otherwise.
Gragson was told he would face consequences involving his job if he followed through with his plan to fight the ex-F1 driver after their NASCAR San Diego
It's now clear that the Magnussen vs. Gragson on-track drama went far beyond a single incident in the NASCAR Cup San Diego street course race, lasting
Noah Gragson confronted Kevin Magnussen after the ex-F1 driver's NASCAR Cup debut in San Diego Kevin Magnussen had an eventful NASCAR Cup debut on Sunday, starting 21st and running inside the top 20 for a good portion of the event.
Kevin Magnussen described his NASCAR Cup Series debut Sunday as a fistfight after nearly getting into one with Front Row Motorsports driver Noah Gragson
The 33-year-old competes full-time in WEC but wants to try everything For Kevin Magnussen, making a start in the NASCAR Cup Series for Trackhouse’s Project91 is a bucket list moment.
Kevin Magnussen will serve as the driver in the return race for Trackhouse Racing's PROJECT91 entry in his NASCAR Cup Series debut in Sunday's Anduril 250 at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego, and he has some big shoes to fill.
Since the NASCAR Next Gen car debuted in 2022, it has attracted the attention of a number of former F1 drivers. This weekend at Naval Base Coronado, Kevin Magnussen will be the latest to try to make the switch.
Magnussen joins Kimi Raikkonen, Shane van Gisbergen, and Helio Castroneves as drivers who have joined Trackhouse's 'Project 91' program This weekend, Kevin Magnussen will get his first taste of competition in the NASCAR Cup Series, making his debut at the newly constructed 3.4-mile street course on Naval Base Coronado.
Kevin Magnussen will make his NASCAR debut when the series heads to San Diego to compete at Naval Base Coronado. This will be the first time NASCAR will race on this road course.
A former Formula 1 star will be making his NASCAR Cup Series debut at Naval Base Coronado on June 21.
Trackhouse Racing is bringing back their popular PROJECT91 program for one of the biggest races of the 2026 NASCAR season. The organization announced Wednesday that former Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen will drive the No.
Officially, we have breaking news for NASCAR and F1 fans alike. Kevin Magnussen is coming to NASCAR, inaugurating his Cup Series start at the San Diego Street Race later this month.
Former Formula 1 competitor Kevin Magnussen will take part in the inaugural NASCAR San Diego Weekend. Magnussen will drive the No. 91 Qualcomm Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing in the event, scheduled for June 21 at Naval Base Coronado.
Formula One has always been a dangerous sport. The 1970’s may be behind us, but the risk of injury is always there, every time a driver enters the car.
When you’ve got a good thing going, you don’t mess with it. That’s the old saying, and it’s a tune BMW M Motorsport is singing loud and proud as they head into the 2026 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season.
Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg have had one of those classic Formula 1 love-hate relationships, the kind where fiery radio messages and awkward post-race run-ins were basically the norm.
Haas driver Kevin Magnussen disclosed that he had declined interest from Red Bull team principal Christian Horner in 2019, a move that could have potentially placed him within the Red Bull team today.
While many drivers are expected to change F1 teams during the offseason, the vast majority of them will be returning to the grid in 2025. There are three, however, who will not:
There have been plenty of questions surrounding Kevin Magnussen's career trajectory following his imminent exit from the Haas F1 Team at the end of the 2024 season.
The Brazilian Grand Prix has seen an unexpected change in the Haas F1 Team’s lineup. Danish driver Kevin Magnussen will be sitting out the race due to illness, making way for the team’s reserve driver, Oliver Bearman, to step into the spotlight.
Kevin Magnussen announced he will be parting ways with Haas at the end of the 2024 racing season earlier this week. This decision concludes a notable seven-season stint with the American team, spanning several periods of his career.
The Danish driver has enjoyed a successful F1 career, taking second place in his debut at the Australian Grand Prix in 2014.
The 19-year-old is getting a chance to prove himself with the American racing team.
The Monaco Grand Prix is known for its scenic views, but the 2024 incarnation of the race was anything but pretty at the start.
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