The ‘Coach’ arrives in Le Mans
Less than a week removed from his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut, IMSA champion Jordan Taylor flew straight from Portland, Oregon to Paris – a stop in Salt Lake City – then a three-hour car drive to Le Mans.
Less than a week removed from his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut, IMSA champion Jordan Taylor flew straight from Portland, Oregon to Paris – a stop in Salt Lake City – then a three-hour car drive to Le Mans.
The room was packed, the smiles flashing and the vibe all-good.
Noah Gragson will not be racing at Sonoma this weekend after suffering concussion-like symptoms following a crash last week at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Of all the motorsports legends roaming around Le Mans’ Circuit de la Sarthe this week – and there are many – one in particular received an exceedingly warm welcome by the NASCAR Garage 56 team.
World-renowned Japanese racer Kamui Kobayashi will add the NASCAR Cup Series to his long list of auto racing competitions.
NASCAR penalized the No. 43 Legacy Motor Club team with an L1-level infraction following the Cup Series race on Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway near St. Louis.
Chase Elliott says he is looking forward to getting back to racing after serving a one race suspension for intentionally crashing Denny Hamlin during the Coca-Cola 600 on May 29.
Even under a bright and hot mid-afternoon sun, the line of autograph seekers stretched from the Garage 56 pit stall, a good 40 yards away and then doubled up again; easily the most popular spot at the Le Mans circuit on Tuesday.
A year ago, Tyler Church could count on one hand how many times he’d been on an airplane.
To gain and understanding of the impact western states have had on NASCAR racing—and vice versa—one needs to look no further than the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame inductions scheduled for Thursday night in the Turn 11 Club at Sonoma Raceway.