Trackhouse Racing has debuted two brand-new, awesome Red Bull schemes for two of the top-trending drivers in the sport right now. Connor Zilisch and Shane Van Gisbergen, who were both sponsored by the energy drink manufacturer in 2025.
Few rookies in sports find themselves consistently competing with, let alone dominating at certain points, the best of the best in their respective sport. But most rookies aren't Shane van Gisbergen, who put together a rookie campaign in the NASCAR Cup Series that featured five wins, a playoff appearance and culminated with the Cup Series Rookie of the Year award.
Shane van Gisbergen has proven to be just the kind of driver Justin Marks can bet his house on. In his rookie Cup season, he has already claimed multiple victories, with his road‑course prowess making headlines.
Shane van Gisbergen emerged as one of the better drivers on the NASCAR grid in the 2025 season. Despite being a rookie this year, he achieved five coveted race wins, all of which came on road course races.
After nearly two full seasons of practice, Shane van Gisbergen is finally beginning to figure his way around the ovals in NASCAR. In the late September race at Kansas, he secured his first top-10 of the season on an oval track, finishing in 10th place.
Shane van Gisbergen has emerged as one of the better drivers on the grid this year, more so because of his being in his rookie year. The Kiwi even achieved the rookie of the season award after being the only rookie to make it into the playoffs.
Shane van Gisbergen just can’t stop winning. And the Charlotte Roval on Sunday was his latest masterpiece. In a race defined by chaos, cautions, and playoff heartbreak, SVG was far ahead on the finish line with a 15-second gap, once again showing why he’s rewriting NASCAR’s road course rulebook.
After Shane van Gisbergen won last weekend at the Roval, his legendary status ramped up. With 5 consecutive road course trophies, the Kiwi speedster is one race away from Jeff Gordon’s record.
In the NASCAR garage, only a handful of drivers emerge who redefine what’s possible on the track. Shane van Gisbergen, the Kiwi sensation, has done just that with his unmatched command of road courses.
When you win nearly one-sixth of the 36 races in a NASCAR Cup season, most drivers would consider that a great season. A championship-worthy season, as a matter of fact.
For the fifth time this season, Shane Van Gisbergen has parked the No. 88 WeatherTech Chevrolet in Victory Lane in the NASCAR Cup Series, after winning Sunday’s Bank of America ROVAL 400 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL.
As Shane van Gisbergen drove away and easily scored his fifth victory of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season, the battle raged on behind him for the final transfer spots in the penultimate round of the Cup Series playoffs.
Despite increased tire fall off that challenged drivers all day at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval, Shane van Gisbergen prevailed for his fifth straight win on a road/street course.
Shane van Gisbergen’s 2025 NASCAR season has been a tale of two tracks. Starting off with impressive performances on road courses, SVG quickly established himself as a dominant force, racking up four out of the five road races this year.
On Sunday, the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series stay home at the 2.28-mile Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval for the running of the Bank of America Roval 400.
It may have taken the better part of his rookie campaign in the NASCAR Cup Series, but the tide is finally beginning to turn for Shane Van Gisbergen, when it comes to racing on the ovals.
It was yet another weekend and yet another disappointing Sunday for Tyler Reddick at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The 23XI Racing driver started the Round of 12 three points below the cutline and is now 23 points behind it after finishing the race in 21st place.
Shane van Gisbergen was officially eliminated from the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs after a 26th-place finish at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday, but a first-round playoff exit won't define van Gisbergen's 2025 season.