Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Kyle Larson across Nascar.
Shane van Gisbergen turned a costly strategy error into a back‑to‑front victory at Watkins Glen, a performance that has sparked acclaim from Mark Skaife, Leigh Diffey and other NASCAR greats.
The 2026 All‑Star Race will be held at Dover Motor Speedway with 36 drivers, and a predictive model highlights both favorites and high‑odds dark horses.
Recent reports from The Athletic and FOX Sports suggest that Trackhouse Racing’s developmental driver Connor Zilisch is being courted by Hendrick Motorsports for the upcoming season, raising questions about Alex Bowman’s seat and the team’s direction
From a second‑place finish at Daytona to his first victory at Talladega, Giovanni Ruggiero’s meteoric rise blends Italian heritage, a Massachusetts work ethic, and a daring driving style that is already redefining expectations in the Craftsman Truck Series.
The 2026 NASCAR All‑Star Race will feature a revamped three‑segment format at Dover Motor Speedway, with a $1 million top prize and a $3.09 million total purse.
After two rain‑soaked, crash‑filled weekends that tested the limits of endurance, Kyle Larson has decided to quit the Double Duty format, while teammate Katherine Legge prepares to take up the challenge, a new Amazon Prime series promises to capture the grit and glory of the feat.
Commentator Stephen A. Smith sparked controversy by declaring NASCAR drivers aren't real athletes, prompting a fiery response from Jeff Gordon and Kyle Larson who highlighted the sport's extreme physical demands.
The 2026 NASCAR All‑Star Race will take place at Dover Motor Speedway on May 17, featuring a $1 million prize, a revised format with 26 drivers, and fan‑driven voting to determine the final spot.
Stephen A. Smith's recent assertion that NASCAR drivers are not serious athletes has been challenged by Jeff Gordon and Kyle Larson, who highlight the sport's demanding physical and mental requirements.
With several high‑profile drivers yet to secure deals and others locked in, the upcoming NASCAR season promises a flurry of roster changes.
NASCAR announces a sweeping redesign of its All‑Star Race, removing the traditional Open and introducing a new qualifying system and a 200‑lap finale whose grid is set by average finishes. The 2026 season will see Dover Motor Speedway absent from the points calendar, a change that follows the recent revival of North Wilkesboro Speedway.
The 2026 NASCAR All‑Star Race will be held at Dover, Delaware for the first time, featuring a new three‑segment format, resin‑treated surface and a fan‑vote element to determine the final participants.
The 2026 NASCAR All‑Star Race introduces a radical three‑segment structure, resin‑enhanced track, and a fan‑vote pathway, debuting at Dover, Delaware.
The 2026 All-Star Race will debut a new three-segment structure at Dover, Delaware, featuring lap inversions, a ten-driver cut after the second stage and a final 200-lap battle that could reshape the sport's showcase event.
The inaugural All-Star Race at Dover Motor Speedway draws top drivers, competitive odds, and national broadcast coverage, promising a fresh chapter in NASCAR's summer schedule.
The 2026 NASCAR free‑agency period, often dubbed ‘Silly Season,’ is already reshaping the grid with a cascade of driver moves and team reshuffles.
NASCAR announced that the 2026 All‑Star Race will be held at Dover Motor Speedway, introducing a novel qualifying system that blends speed and strategy. The new format, which requires a pit stop on the second lap, will determine the starting grid based on total session time, featuring drivers such as Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race will take place at Dover Motor Speedway, featuring a unique three-lap qualifying session that includes a mandatory four-tire stop on lap two, with total time determining the starting order. A roster of top drivers, including Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson, are set to compete.
Katherine Legge, a 45‑year‑old British racer, is set to attempt the grueling 'Double'—competing in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 on the same day. She will be the first woman, oldest, and first non‑American to attempt this feat, racing for e.l.f. Cosmetics. Legge's journey involves flying between races and overcoming significant physical and mental challenges. She reflects on the opportunity as unique and pushing perceived limits, while acknowledging the historical significance of her attempt.
A recent SiriusXM exchange ignited a debate over whether NASCAR drivers qualify as athletes, with Larson and Gordon offering vivid counterpoints.
Katherine Legge, a veteran of multiple racing series, plans to attempt 'The Double' in 2026, driving for HMD Motorsports with AJ Foyt Racing in the Indy 500 and Live Fast Motorsports in the Coca‑Cola 600, with e.l.f. Cosmetics as her primary sponsor.
The NASCAR All-Star Race will be held at Dover Motor Speedway for the first time, featuring a 200‑lap final segment, a $1 million prize, and a strong contingent of Chevrolet‑backed teams.
Katherine Legge is set to make history by attempting the ‘Double’ — racing in the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 on the same day — joining a small cadre of drivers who have pursued this 1,100‑mile challenge.
Katherine Legge is preparing to attempt the grueling ‘Double’ — racing the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 on the same day — a feat that blends endurance, logistics and a push for gender milestones in motorsport.