Shane Van Gisbergen’s weekend not ending on Saturday
Instead of competing in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race, New Zealand’s Shane Van Gisbergen will be spotting for the Australian Will Brown.
Instead of competing in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race, New Zealand’s Shane Van Gisbergen will be spotting for the Australian Will Brown.
It only took thirteen starts in the Xfinity Series for Shane van Gisbergen to earn his first series win, and predictably enough it came on a road course.
The day started badly for Kyle Larson.
Shane van Gisbergen immediately put the NASCAR garage on notice after winning on his debut at the Chicago Street race and has enjoyed a highly successful Australian Supercars career, he knows he’s still inexperienced with NASCAR racing.
Trackhouse Racing and Kaulig Racing have joined forces to give Shane van Gisbergen a full slate of races in NASCAR in 2024.
Shane van Gisbergen immediately captured the attention of the entire NASCAR industry with his win at the Chicago Street Race in July.
Drivers from seven different countries will populate the grid for Sunday’s Verizon 200 at the Brickyard.
Ty Majeski drove a stellar race to secure his spot in the next round of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoffs at Indianapolis Raceway Park, but all eyes were on Shane van Gisbergen.
Legacy Motor Club is bringing in the big guns for the road courses.
Shane van Gisbergen will add to his NASCAR repertoire with his first-ever oval start in the Craftsman Truck Series on August 11th.