
VIDEO: Shane van Gisbergen ‘gutted’ after being taken out early at Chicago
Shane van Gisbergen’s opportunity to defend his race win on the Chicago Street Course from last season ended almost before it began Sunday.
Shane van Gisbergen’s opportunity to defend his race win on the Chicago Street Course from last season ended almost before it began Sunday.
Shane van Gisbergen put on a master class Saturday afternoon.
Shane van Gisbergen, the defending winner of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Grant Park 165 conceded that he expected this year’s race to go down differently from last summer’s rainy, inaugural edition.
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Last year, even some of the most experienced NASCAR Cup Series veterans were awestruck by some of the moves Shane van Gisbergen made in wet conditions to win the inaugural Chicago Street Race.
Ordinarily, full-time NASCAR Cup Series driver Daniel Suárez doesn’t get overly excited about opportunities to run races in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
Kyle Larson made the most of his last chance in qualifying on Saturday, edging Ty Gibbs for the pole position for the Grant Park 165 […]
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