
Kevin Magnussen to Make NASCAR Cup Debut with Trackhouse’s Project 91
Kevin Magnussen is set to debut in the NASCAR Cup Series for Trackhouse Racing’s Project 91 entry at Naval Air Station North Island on June 21.
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Kevin Magnussen is set to debut in the NASCAR Cup Series for Trackhouse Racing’s Project 91 entry at Naval Air Station North Island on June 21.
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.

In a recent conversation, Kevin Harvick and Jeff Burton reflect on nine years as teammates, their differing styles, notable victories, and their current roles as analysts and series owners, emphasizing their commitment to growing the sport for the next generation.

NASCAR team owner Justin Marks proposes replacing the traditional All‑Star Race with a multi‑event festival featuring drag races, pit‑stop contests and burnout shows, aiming to revive excitement and broaden the sport’s appeal.

FOX NASCAR honored Ray Wright with 'The Byrnsie Award' during a telecast from Dover, recognizing his 15‑year tenure at Richard Childress Racing and his work with Pit Stops for Hope.

Shane van Gisbergen’s latest win at Watkins Glen International highlights his road‑course mastery, a comeback that recovered 23 positions, and his ambition to translate that success to oval tracks while Team Trackhouse prepares for future driver contracts.

Van Gisbergen’s dominant drive at Watkins Glen propelled him into the Chase and placed him among the leaders in points.

Shane van Gisbergen’s second consecutive Watkins Glen victory, a dramatic comeback from 23 positions down, ties him with Chase Elliott for the most road‑course wins among active drivers and lifts him into the provisional Chase spot, yet his quest for consistent oval results continues.

Shane van Gisbergen secured his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series win at Watkins Glen, rallying from a 23‑spot deficit and tying Chase Elliott for the most road‑and‑street victories among active drivers.
Shane van Gisbergen celebrated his 37th birthday by winning his second straight NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen International, a performance that ties him with Chase Elliott for the most road‑course wins among active drivers and fuels his pursuit of oval mastery.

After dominating Watkins Glen for the second straight year, Shane van Gisbergen is targeting a Chase berth by sharpening his oval performance, while Trackhouse Racing eyes continued progress.

Shane van Gisbergen’s second consecutive Watkins Glen triumph not only cements his Chase position but also highlights his ambition to conquer oval tracks, while his team eyes broader international talent through Project 91.

Shane van Gisbergen's recent back‑to‑back win at Watkins Glen propels him toward a broader NASCAR campaign, with an eye on oval competition and a decade‑long career outlook.