For the second year in a row, Shane van Gisbergen took home the checkered flag in the Chicago Street Race. On Saturday, he took down Connor Zilisch for his third-ever win in the event.
On Saturday, on the streets of Chicago, Shane van Gisbergen won the pole for Sunday's Grant Park 165, as the 36-year-old New Zealander turned a lap at 88.338 mph on a tricky 2.2-mile course that was made more treacherous by temperatures in the 90s.
An epic battle between Shane van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch played out at the end of the Xfinity Series Chicago Street Race. SVG has clearly learned the ins and outs of NASCAR in his short time in America.
Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series event at the Chicago Street Course finally provided the matchup that everybody has been waiting for: three-time Australian Supercars champion Shane Van Gisbergen versus 18-year-old prodigy Connor Zilisch.
While Connor Zilisch charged from last to P8 in the first stage, Dale Earnhardt Jr. had to warn him for his on-track actions. Chicago can be an intense NASCAR race.
CHICAGO -- Road course superstar Shane van Gisbergen pulled of the second qualifying double of his fledgling NASCAR career during Saturday's time trials on the Chicago Street Course.
After pacing Xfinity Series practice and winning the pole for Saturday's Xfinity Series race at the Chicago Street Course, Shane van Gisbergen kept the good times rolling by winning the pole for Sunday's Grant Park 165.
In the most intense non-Daytona 500 qualifying session since 2018, one team was guaranteed to miss Sunday's Grant Park 165 at the Chicago Street Course.
If you need more proof of Bubba Wallace's improvement on road courses in NASCAR Cup Series competition, look no further than the results of Saturday's practice session.
Kyle Busch might be known for his fierce racing style on track, but off it, he just showed a side of himself that’s winning over fans across America. On July 4th, Busch took to X to share a wholesome family moment that quickly stole the show.
While some NASCAR standouts have embraced road course racing with open arms, names like Kyle Busch, Chase Elliott, Christopher Bell, Shane van Gisbergen, and Connor Zilisch leading the charge, others remain firmly rooted in their belief that the sport’s soul lies in oval tracks.
Over the years, NASCAR has had no shortage of iconic drivers. Names such as Kyle Busch and Tony Stewart are always remembered by fans for their incredible careers in the stock car racing series.
With seven NASCAR Cup championships, tying him with fellow NASCAR greats Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt, Jimmie Johnson has a great legacy. Now, Johnson is trying to build another legacy — as co-owner of Legacy Motor Club (LMC).
A growing number of NASCAR drivers have begun trading their firesuits for polo shirts as eager participants on the fairway, and Chase Elliott firmly joined the pack last year.
Jimmie Johnson's Legacy Motor Club has shown incredible improvement in 2025, and it would only be slightly surprising if one of his drivers made the postseason.
As NASCAR prepares to return to the streets of Chicago this weekend, the talk surrounding the race isn't focused on the on-track action. Instead, fans, industry members and citizens of the Windy City are wondering about Chicago's future in NASCAR beyond 2025.
LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, in the last eight to ten weeks, has been up on the wheel and putting together an astonishing turnaround in the NASCAR Cup Series, with drivers John Hunter Nemechek and Erik Jones putting together fantastic results that has sent the organization’s stock trending upwards.