Shane van Gisbergen stood tall on the highest Victory Podium step, wearing a traditional Mexican sombrero and spraying champagne to celebrate his win in Sunday’s Viva Mexico 250 at the world-renowned Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City.
In what can only be described as NASCAR’s most tequila-fueled fever dream in decades, the Cup Series staged a race south of the border outside the U.S. for the first time in over sixty years
Many of the drivers this weekend remarked about the huge local support shown to Trackhouse Racing’s Daniel Suarez.
Kyle Larson is among the most versatile – and well-traveled – competitors in the NASCAR garage.
Mexico City sits at 7,349 feet above sea level and is surrounded by mountains on three sides.
Shane van Gisbergen claimed his first Busch Light Pole position of the season Saturday afternoon at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
Once upon a time, Bubba Wallace loathed road courses with the kind of passion most of us reserve for hospital food or HOA meetings.
Great food, a warm welcome and a lot of curious diehard racing fans greeted NASCAR teams and personnel arriving in Mexico City this week.
Shane Van Gisbergen, in his first fulltime season in the NASCAR Cup Series ranks, was quite optimistic about his chances this weekend at the series’ first ever race in Mexico City.
The at-track big screen candid photos included shots of Mexican native Daniel Suarez in the grandstands posing with fans.