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Colin Braun, a three‑time WeatherTech SportsCar champion, is set to make his third NASCAR Truck Series start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on August 22, driving the No. 25 Ram 1500. The race marks his debut on an oval track in the series, where he hopes to build on previous top‑10 finishes and a lone Truck victory at Michigan.
NASCAR Studios' new documentary series *Start/Finish* will debut on August 16, 2026, focusing on Hall of Famer Mark Martin. The series, part of ‘Mark Martin Month,’ features interviews, archival footage and personal stories that explore his 40 Cup Series wins, near‑championships and lasting influence on the sport.
Speculation about NASCAR’s potential return to Grant Park in 2027 is tempered by financial hurdles and ongoing schedule discussions, even as IMSA signals willingness to collaborate.
Tom Bledsoe, who steered financial and strategic growth for NASCAR and IMSA, passed away at 71, leaving a legacy of merger and series expansion.
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.
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.
More than thirty historic NASCAR stock cars are set to take the green flag at the Circuit de la Sarthe as part of the Le Mans Classic, marking the first time the storied American series will compete on the legendary French circuit outside of North America, with notable drivers and live streaming on HSR and IMSA YouTube channels.
This week, Team Penske is competing in both IMSA in New York and NASCAR in California, while a broadcast shift to TNT Sports brings new coverage and a high‑stakes tournament with a million‑dollar prize.
Trackhouse Racing is bringing back its PROJECT91 program for the 2026 NASCAR season, featuring Kevin Magnussen's first Cup Series start sponsored by Qualcomm and overseen by veteran crew chief Phil Surgen.
Ford Racing is exploring a potential blend of its NASCAR and endurance programs, with the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona emerging as a focal point. Executives and series leaders discuss the prospects of Mustang GT3 and GTP entries, while Brad Keselowski’s interest adds a new twist.