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Tensions flare among NASCAR’s top drivers as incidents at Chicagoland and elsewhere prompt meetings and questions about the sport’s “boys have at it” culture, while Kyle Busch’s memorial and upcoming INDYCAR gaming ventures add new layers to the motorsport landscape.
NASCAR is reshaping its image and sales approach, adding new sponsors, expanding its commercial staff and launching a multimedia campaign that references rivals like Formula 1, aiming to win back fans and attract brands such as O’Reilly Auto Parts, Airbnb and Anduril.
A recent NASCAR encounter between former F1 driver Kevin Magnussen and Noah Gragson has sparked talk that the 2026 season may finally deliver the on‑track intrigue the sport has been missing.
A dramatic pit‑lane showdown between Kevin Magnussen and Noah Gragson unfolded at the San Diego NASCAR Cup race, revealing the challenges and excitement of Magnussen's transition to American stock‑car racing.
The upcoming June 21 race at Naval Base Coronado will feature the former Formula 1 podium finisher piloting a tech‑laden Chevrolet, marking a milestone for both the series and international driver development.
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.
Former F1 star Kevin Magnussen will step into the NASCAR Cup Series for the first time, driving for Trackhouse Racing’s PROJECT91 program in a 3.4‑mile street circuit at San Diego’s Naval Base Coronado on June 21.
Trackhouse Racing announced that Kevin Magnussen will drive the No. 91 Chevrolet in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Naval Base Coronado, bringing his Formula 1 pedigree and endurance racing experience to a project that has previously launched Shane van Gisbergen’s career.
Kevin Magnussen will drive the No. 91 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing in his NASCAR Cup Series debut, supported by Qualcomm’s AI technologies.
Trackhouse Racing and Qualcomm Technologies team up to debut Danish former Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen in NASCAR’s inaugural San Diego event, leveraging AI and the PROJECT91 platform.
Former Formula One driver Kevin Magnussen is set to make his NASCAR Cup Series debut with Trackhouse’s Project 91, tackling the Anduril 250 at the Coronado Street Course on a U.S. Air Force base in San Diego.
Kevin Magnussen, a ten‑year Formula One veteran, is set to make his NASCAR Cup Series debut at Naval Base Coronado on June 21, driving the No. 91 Chevrolet for Trackhouse Racing’s Project 91 program.