NASCAR racing in New England is centered around New Hampshire
New Hampshire Motor Speedway is fittingly both an important part of NASCAR history and a unique treasure in modern day sports venues.
Articles by Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service
Chase Elliott comes to Nashville as defending winner and needing another
Defending Nashville Superspeedway winner Chase Elliott arrives in Tennessee eager to defend his victory for sentimental reasons, but also needing to take the trophy.
After a couple of so-so years, Truex says, ‘We’re back’
Martin Truex Jr. has taken over the NASCAR Cup Series championship lead for the first time since 2021.
RFK Racing feels they have some good vibes going
With cars ranked 11th (Chris Buescher) and 12th (Brad Keselowski) in the championship standings, Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing team co-owner Keselowski said he was optimistic about the pair’s chances of qualifying for the 2023 Playoffs.
Ross Chastain earns first career Cup Pole at Trackhouse Racing’s ‘Home Track’
Ross Chastain smiled and conceded, he had no idea how having the No. 1 pit box selection would be for Sunday’s Ally 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway.
NASCAR’s Garage 56 entry makes the sport proud as it finishes the 24 Hours of Le Mans
For more than two years, a collection of executives and engineers from NASCAR, Hendrick Motorsports, Chevrolet, Goodyear and IMSA worked to execute NASCAR Chairman and CEO Jim France’s vision to compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
NASCAR Garage 56 Chevy takes the green at Le Mans
The atmosphere was as expected – an estimated 300,000 excited and energized fans descended on the small central France city of Le Mans Saturday for the 100th celebration of the 24 Hours of Le Mans sports car classic.
Garage 56 Team takes one last ride before 24 Hour Race
In so many ways, Friday’s annual Grande Parade Des Pilotes through the historic streets of Le Mans could not have been more appropriate or telling for the NASCAR 56 operation.
Garage 56 members get a sky high view of Le Mans
After a celebrated eight-year career as a crew chief for Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Alex Bowman, Greg Ives stepped away from the position fulltime in the NASCAR Cup Series at the end of last season.
Chad Knaus says they’re ready for 24 Hours of Le Mans
Hendrick Motorsports executive Chad Knaus, who served as crew chief for Johnson’s seven-NASCAR Cup Series championship seasons has joined Ives leading the technical side of the Le Mans venture.