Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Vittorio Ghirelli across Nascar.
The NASCAR Euro Series returns to European circuits this year, airing on SI TV from April through October. Fans can watch every qualifying round and race on FAST platforms, while a tight points battle defines the V8GP and Open divisions.
The 2026 NASCAR Euro Series wraps up its regular season at Autodrom Most, where points, rivalries and family‑friendly festivities collide.
From France to Canada, the Euro Series continues to shape the next generation of NASCAR stars, with historic milestones and fresh opportunities on the horizon.
The NASCAR Euro Series offers drivers a unique ladder to compete across multiple NASCAR levels worldwide, fostering international connections and career growth.
The NASCAR Canada Series returns to a downtown street circuit in Quebec for the Grand Prix de Trois‑Rivières, featuring over 30 drivers, new 15‑lap Duels that award championship points, and a broadcast on SPEED SPORT 1.
Garrett Lowe became the first American to secure pole position in the V8GP class, while Thomas Dombrowski claimed his maiden pole in OPEN, setting the stage for a thrilling weekend at Brands Hatch.
The upcoming Brands Hatch weekend will feature V8GP and OPEN battles, with drivers like Ghirelli, Lowe and Lessard contesting crucial points before the summer hiatus.
The NASCAR Euro Series expands across Europe with V8GP and Open division races at iconic circuits, offering free live coverage on SI TV and featuring early championship battles among top drivers.
The NASCAR Euro Series returns to France for the NASCAR GP France at Circuit Paul Ricard, showcasing a diverse field of 63 drivers and intense competition across V8GP and OPEN divisions.
The NASCAR Euro Series runs through October, featuring races on European F1‑style circuits, with the France Grand Prix at Paul Ricard headlining a schedule that includes upcoming events in the UK, Czech Republic, Italy and Belgium. Coverage is available free on SI TV.