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Layne Riggs overcame fuel shortages and a chaotic late‑race scramble to win the Navy 250, while Jimmie Johnson’s first Truck start in 17 years concluded in a spin‑filled 30th‑place finish.
Grant Enfinger captured stage points, Stewart Friesen fell further back, and with only five races left, the battle for The Chase intensifies.
The June 19 Navy 250 delivered a dramatic overtime finish, with Layne Riggs edging past Tyler Reif on the final lap while veterans Jimmie Johnson and Jamie McMurray faced setbacks.
Danish racer Kevin Magnussen is set to make his NASCAR Cup Series debut in the Anduril 250 at Naval Base Coronado, bringing a decade of Formula 1 experience and a family racing legacy to American stock‑car competition.
A one‑day blood drive at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway offered free NASCAR playoff tickets and gift cards to donors, highlighting a community‑focused collaboration.
Chase Elliott and Ryan Blaney’s scooter ride at San Diego’s Naval Air Station sparked a ‘Dumb and Dumber’ joke, highlighting the lighter side of NASCAR’s playoff chase.
Wood Brothers Racing announced that reigning NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series champion Jesse Love will take the wheel of the No. 21 Ford in 2027, succeeding Josh Berry.
The inaugural NASCAR San Diego Weekend began on June 19, 2024, at Naval Base Coronado, featuring a high‑profile meet‑and‑greet hosted by Sharp Coronado Hospital and its President Amy Lupo. Sharp HealthCare’s emergency team, led by CEO Chris Howard, will provide on‑site trauma care during the races, marking a milestone in the partnership between motorsports and the U.S. Navy.
Shane van Gisbergen enters the first NASCAR road race in San Diego as a heavy favorite, backed by a strong road‑course record and a rookie teammate facing early challenges.
Tyler Reddick, the NASCAR Cup Series points leader, is adjusting his approach after Denny Hamlin’s three‑race winning streak narrowed the gap to 19 points, setting the stage for a competitive finish at the upcoming Naval Base Coronado event.
Danish racer Kevin Magnussen is set to make his NASCAR debut in the Trackhouse Racing No. 91 Chevrolet, drawing on a diverse motorsport background and the legacy of his father’s early stock‑car experience.
NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar visited the Coronado Community Center, sharing his journey from go‑karts to the Cup Series while encouraging local youth to chase their dreams.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will serve as the honorary starter for the Anduril 250 NASCAR race at Naval Base Coronado, highlighting a weekend that blends motorsport with military pride.
Former F1 driver Kevin Magnussen is set to make his NASCAR debut in the Trackhouse Racing No. 91 Project 91 Chevrolet, citing family inspiration and guidance from Jenson Button as he prepares for limited practice.
NASCAR staged its inaugural race on a course built within an active U.S. Navy installation, turning Naval Base Coronado’s roadways into a 3.4‑mile venue after nearly two years of planning and construction.
With seven Cup Series road‑course wins, a debut victory at Chicago and a field that includes Tyler Reddick, Denny Hamlin and a returning Jimmie Johnson, Shane van Gisbergen is the clear favorite for the inaugural Anduril 250 at Naval Base Coronado.
With Shane van Gisbergen’s dominant road‑course record and Kyle Larson topping practice, the temporary circuit at Coronado promises a high‑stakes showdown.
NASCAR’s first event at an active military base brings together racing fans, service members, and officials for a historic weekend of competition and collaboration.
Residents near the Coronado Naval Base hear the distinctive sounds of NASCAR events, a phenomenon shaped by wind, humidity and heat. This weekend’s weather outlook brings warm temperatures and high humidity, influencing how the noise travels and how the community responds.
During a live ceremony aboard the historic USS Midway in San Diego, Kyle Larson was unveiled as the cover star for NASCAR 26, the first major console racing title in years. The event, streamed to fans worldwide, featured Larson taking the wheel of a stock car on the flight deck, sending clouds of tire smoke into the Pacific air, before stepping onto a panel to discuss the future of virtual motorsport.
Brad Keselowski reflects on his recent submarine visit, family military connections, team struggles, Amazon’s NASCAR coverage, and the sport’s innovative schedule ahead of the inaugural race at Naval Base Coronado.
The inaugural NASCAR street race in San Diego challenges drivers with unprecedented grip variability, demanding precision and calculated aggression.
A 12‑year‑old from Northern Nevada is climbing the racing ladder with championship wins, a high‑tech simulator, and a seasoned coach guiding his pursuit of a NASCAR future.
NASCAR’s first race weekend on an active U.S. military base in San Diego blends high‑speed competition with a celebration of service, featuring veteran RF specialist Joe Lewin and a 3.4‑mile, 16‑turn track.