As we anticipate the 2024 NASCAR schedule in the coming weeks, we are anticipating some new tracks that could be added to the schedule. A couple of tracks that have an uncertain future are the Chicago Street Race and the Indianapolis Road Course. With those two tracks potentially on the hot seat, what road courses could be next up for NASCAR to to go next season?
RBR Daily reposted an update from racefans.net saying that motorsports could be included in the 2028 Olympic Games held in Los Angeles, California. If it were to be included, it would absolutely be something to watch, but what would it look like?
Since 2017, when Stewart-Haas Racing made the switch from Chevrolet to Ford, it has been Team Penske and Stewart-Haas Racing carrying the banner for Ford. However, times are changing. SHR is in the midst of its’ worst season in years, and Team Penske has only two wins in the first 24 races.
The Ratings for NASCAR at Indianapolis are in, and they are not great. However, outside influences did not help.
Not every NASCAR race track has lights, but, does that always have to remain the case. The lack of lights at a race track can be a problem in many instances particularly when looking at things like rain delays. Every major professional sport has lights at ever venue, so should NASCAR begin to make it a requirement for all of their race tracks to have lights?
This week on the Garage Guys Report, Michael McDowell punched his ticket to the 2023 NASCAR Playoffs with a win at the Indianapolis Road Course.
Michael McDowell has been in the NASCAR Cup Series grind off and on for the last 15 years and in that time he’s experienced the
This weekend’s race at the Indianapolis Road Course was highlighted by big name road course ringers taking they chance at racing in NASCAR. Another driver wants to join that group, and he may be familiar to some NASCAR fans.
