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Steve Mendoza, a longtime owner in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, was celebrated for his hands‑on approach, dedication to drivers and a lasting bond with competitor Andy Jankowiak, remembered through a green bandana at a recent victory.
After finishing eighth at Watkins Glen, Kyle Busch requested medical attention, citing a sinus cold, while Shane van Gisbergen took the checkered flag.
During the Go Bowling at The Glen, Kyle Busch remained in contention for a top‑five finish while asking for medical assistance after the race, prompting fan concern and commentary from Kevin Harvick about his contract year.
Kaden Honeycutt clinches his first NASCAR Truck Series win at Watkins Glen after a dramatic late‑race pass, signaling a breakthrough for Tricon Garage.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. has signed a multi‑year extension with Hyak Motorsports, continuing his role as the driver of the No. 47 Chevrolet and adding to a career marked by superspeedway victories and consistent top‑10 performances.
NASCAR is examining the No. 17 car driven by Chris Buescher after the Watkins Glen race, a process that could affect the team's points standing.
After Connor Zilisch's 20th‑place finish at Watkins Glen — the highlight of his 2026 campaign — NASCAR has opened a deeper technical review of his No. 88 entry. The move underscores the series' heightened vigilance in the NextGen era.
Kyle Larson sits eighth in the NASCAR Cup Series standings, still chasing a return to victory lane while his team works to unlock the potential of the new Chevrolet body.