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The Le Mans Classic delivered high‑octane drama on Saturday, featuring a dramatic crash between Gary Moore and Robin Haas and a lineup of historic vehicles piloted by notable drivers.
Shane van Gisbergen, celebrated as the greatest NASCAR road racer, faces a pivotal shift as the schedule eliminates further road courses. With Chicagoland Speedway back on the calendar, Denny Hamlin grabs his first pole, Brad Keselowski confronts rumors about RFK Racing's Ford partnership, and van Gisbergen targets oval success to contend for the title.
J.C. France, grandson of NASCAR legend Bill France Sr., won the recent Le Mans Classic race driving a 2014 Chevrolet Camaro wrapped in a Garage 56 design, amid a chaotic event that featured multiple crashes and a tightly contested battle for the lead.
Denny Hamlin secured the pole with a 30.296‑second lap while Kyle Larson’s penalties add intrigue to the upcoming event.
Denny Hamlin claimed the pole for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway with a lap of 30.296 seconds, edging Kyle Larson and extending his streak of oval poles.
NASCAR returns to Illinois this weekend with Larson, Hamlin and a host of top competitors battling for position.
Denny Hamlin secured pole position at Chicagoland Speedway with a 30.296‑second lap, crediting ideal sun conditions. He aims for his fifth victory of the season while leading the points standings, and his co‑ownership of 23XI Racing with Michael Jordan adds extra intrigue. Kyle Larson qualified second, hoping to break a 42‑race winless streak, while RFK Racing’s Chris Buescher and Brad Keselowski will start third and fourth.
Denny Hamlin claimed the pole position with a lap of 30.296 seconds at 178.241 mph, tying him for ninth place in career poles with Ryan Newman. Kyle Larson finished second, while Chris Buescher, Brad Keselowski and Ty Gibbs rounded out the top five.
Denny Hamlin claimed the top spot with a 30.296‑second lap at 178.241 mph, edging Kyle Larson and setting the stage for a historic tie with Ryan Newman.
Michael McDowell’s No. 71 Chevrolet failed inspection three times, resulting in penalties that drop him to last place. Meanwhile, Denny Hamlin takes pole for the NASCAR Cup race at Chicagoland, edging Kyle Larson by just 0.001 seconds.
Carson Hocevar is set to mark his 100th NASCAR Cup Series start at Chicagoland Speedway, where he will face Todd Gilliland in the second round of the In‑Season Challenge. Fresh off a victory at Talladega, Hocevar approaches the milestone with a focus on enjoyment and steady performance.
The upcoming O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 at Chicagoland Speedway will feature a pole‑sitting Connor Zilisch and a lineup packed with Chevrolet-powered entries, while Toyota looks to break its winless streak.
The NASCAR Cup Series will hold its qualifying session for the eero 400 at Chicagoland Speedway on July 4, featuring Denny Hamlin atop the points, Shane van Gisbergen’s recent Sonoma win, and Corey Heim’s debut after his first Cup victory.
Brad Keselowski argues that Toyota's recent NASCAR success stems not from horsepower but from a culture of collaboration among its top teams, a strategy that has left Ford and Chevrolet trailing.
NASCAR's shift to a standardized chassis has turned team engineering into a collective effort, with Toyota's coordinated program prompting drivers Brad Keselowski and Denny Hamlin to highlight the strategic value of manufacturer partnerships.
Shane van Gisbergen, celebrated for his road‑course dominance, now confronts a new challenge on the tri‑oval at Chicagoland Speedway. With Brad Keselowski and Ford aiming for their first victory of the season, the eero 400 promises pivotal playoff implications.
Brad Keselowski and Denny Hamlin disagree on why Toyota has surged to eleven wins this season, but both agree that collaboration defines the modern NASCAR landscape.
Veteran drivers examine the shift from on‑track battles to boardroom strategies, highlighting Toyota's dominance and the new collaborative model in NASCAR.
After a four‑year hiatus, NASCAR roared back to Chicagoland Speedway, with Riley Herbst topping the speed charts in a 50‑minute session that saw teammate Bubba Wallace close behind and Tyler Reddick logging the most laps.
NASCAR returned to Chicagoland Speedway for the first time since 2019, with Riley Herbst topping the speed charts and Tyler Reddick leading lap averages in a practice session that highlighted new tire behavior and hopes for a wider racing groove.
Veteran NASCAR driver Ryan Ellis is set to compete in the Cuervo 300 at Chicagoland Speedway, piloting the No. 02 Chevrolet Camaro for Young’s Motorsports in a full‑season campaign supported by Tablo TV and GOVX.
In a recent interview, Hamlin warned that Dodge's aggressive timeline could jeopardize its competitiveness, urging the sport to prioritize long‑term preparation over a rushed entry.
Louis Foster, the 2025 IndyCar Rookie of the Year, is set to make his NASCAR Truck Series debut at Lime Rock Park, driving a Droplight‑sponsored Chevrolet for Freedom Racing Enterprises.
Kaulig Racing’s chief executive outlined the timeline for Dodge’s potential return to the Cup Series, highlighting both the anticipation and the technical challenges that remain.