Odds Say SVG Wins Again—He Says It’s Just a Holiday
He says it’s just a holiday, but Shane van Gisbergen is once again the road course driver everyone else is chasing.
He says it’s just a holiday, but Shane van Gisbergen is once again the road course driver everyone else is chasing.
There’s a line about the pinball wizard in the Who’s rock opera “Tommy” that goes “What makes him so good?”
It took Shane van Gisbergen two days to do what the Cubs have been trying for over a century—perfection in Chicago.
The Chicago Cubs have never thrown a perfect game in franchise history. But Shane van Gisbergen might just pull one off this weekend — on four wheels.
Shane van Gisbergen winning at the Chicago Street Course is nothing if not familiar.
Road course superstar Shane van Gisbergen pulled off the second qualifying double of his fledgling NASCAR career during Saturday’s time trials on the Chicago Street Course.
He hates cities, loves grass, and can’t stand street courses—unless they keep making him famous. Welcome back to Chicago, SVG.
Shane van Gisbergen didn’t just win in Mexico City — he obliterated the field and booked a spot in the Playoffs with style.
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