With seven road-course wins between the Xfinity Series and Cup Series in just two years of NASCAR competition, van Gisbergen is well on pace to shatter the road-course records set by those that came before him.
Kyle Busch shared his reaction to earning a P5 finish at the Chicago Street Race on Sunday. On X/Twitter, Busch shared a few photos of himself at the track.
It's only been two years since Shane van Gisbergen put together arguably the most impressive debut in NASCAR history and won the 2023 Chicago Street Race. Over those two years, van Gisbergen has added two more Cup Series wins — Mexico City on June 15 and Sunday's race in Chicago — to his resume, making him the winningest foreign-born driver in Cup Series history.
When the field for the inaugural NASCAR In-Season Challenge was revealed, I don't think many had No. 32 seed Ty Dillon moving very far in the bracket. Nothing against Ty Dillon or his No.
Denny Hamlin and road courses haven’t exactly gotten along in the Next Gen era. Entering Sunday’s Chicago Street Race, Hamlin had just one top 10 finish in 18 road course starts.
Road course ace Shane van Gisbergen roared to the lead on Lake Shore Drive and ran away from the field in a nine-lap shootout, winning Sunday's third annual Grant Park 165 NASCAR Cup Series Chicago Street Race.
Joey Logano was not happy with Ross Chastain Sunday after the two got tangled up during the Grant Park 165 in Chicago. Logano accused Chastain of wrecking him intentionally during Sunday’s race with 12 laps to go.
As fog began to roll in between the skyscrapers of Chicago on Sunday afternoon, Alex Bowman and Bubba Wallace were throwing haymakers in the Grant Park
Saturday's The Loop 110 Xfinity race saw temporary JR Motorsports teammates, Connor Zilisch and Shane van Gisbergen, battling each other to the last minute in the final two laps.
Mexican driver Daniel Suarez established himself as a household name in NASCAR during his time at Trackhouse Racing. The 33-year-old has been part of the project since the team’s beginnings since 2021.
None of NASCAR’s marquee names will be lining up on the front row in Chicago. Instead, the trio of Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, and Chase Elliott will be rolling off from the back of the pack.