Sonoma’s most terrifying discovery: SVG doesn’t need a perfect car
The field finally got the version of Shane van Gisbergen they wanted: frustrated and uncomfortable. It still wasn’t enough.
The field finally got the version of Shane van Gisbergen they wanted: frustrated and uncomfortable. It still wasn’t enough.
For four laps at Sonoma, SVG looked beatable. One downshift later, Chase Briscoe was left wondering what could have been.
Chase Briscoe chased, pressured and nearly cracked Shane van Gisbergen, but Sonoma still ended the same way it usually does.
The New Zealander controlled the race from Lap 43 onward and celebrated another road course win with his signature kick.
NASCAR’s in-season challenge reunites last year’s opening-round spoiler with one of the favorites.
Ty Gibbs found extra speed in his final run to edge Carson Hocevar and deny SVG a front-row repeat.
The veteran jokes about fooling owners, but persistence carried him from missed fields to a rare milestone.
While sidelined from Pebble Beach activities, Bell says racing still works better than a golf swing for now.