With the first-ever In-Season Challenge in NASCAR history, two of three rounds in, let’s look at where your favorite driver sits so far. Image Credit: Sean Gardner/Getty Images Current Seeding michigan Mexico City 1. Hamlin 1st* N/A 2. Buescher 2nd* 10th 3. Bell 16th 2nd* 4. Gibbs 3rd* 11th 5. Elliott 15th 3rd* 6. Wallace 4th* 12th 7. Bowman 36th 4th* 8. McDowell 30th 5th* … Continue reading NASCAR In-Season Challenge Seeding Post Mexico
For the first time since 1958, NASCAR’s premier series went to battle in a foreign country for points. We all had our race winner picks, and I went with the safe choice, the Kiwi, Shane van Gisbegen. SVG would go on to absolutely dominate in the wet early in the race, then would back that up by running back up the field to win the … Continue reading NASCAR Cup Series Results from Mexico City
In the greatest homecoming dance of all time, Mexico native Daniel Suarez would pull off the race from last to the win, at his home track of Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. On loan to Jr Motorsports from TrackHouse Racing, Suarez would hold off a hard-charging Taylor Gray in the last few turns as Gray pushed for his first career victory. Here is the … Continue reading Full Xfinity Series Mexico Results
For the second time in his career, the man from below the equator, Shane van Gisbergen, will start on Pole for a NASCAR Cup Series race. SVG will start alongside Ryan Preece on the front row for tomorrow’s Cup Series race in Mexico City. Tomorrow’s race will be the first points-paying Cup race outside of the United States since 1958. Image Credit: Chris Graythen/Getty Images … Continue reading Cup Series Starting Lineup for Mexico City
The young Mr. Connor Zilisch has done it again; he qualified on Pole for a road course. For the first time since 2008, the NASCAR Xfinity Series returns to Mexico City, and Ty Gibbs will start alongside Zilisch. Image Credit: James Gilbert/Getty Images 1 Connor Zilisch 2 Ty Gibbs 3 Christopher Bell 4 Carson Kvapil 5 Sammy Smith 6 Sam Mayer 7 Austin Hill 8 … Continue reading Xfinity Starting Lineup for Mexico
For the first time ever, NASCAR will hold an in-season challenge for the top 32 drivers in points to compete for an extra $1,000,000 prize. Drivers will be seeded by their best overall finish over the next three weeks, starting at Michigan this weekend, through the unknowns of Mexico City and the tricky triangle of Pocono. Image Credit: Photo by Logan Riely/Getty Images In Numerical … Continue reading Full Field for NASCAR’s Inagural In-Season Challenge
We’ve all known it’s been coming for years. Streaming, that is. If you haven’t, then you need to emerge from the ruck you’re under. Then, in November of 2023, NASCAR announced a new $7.7 billion TV rights deal, including five annual races on Amazon Prime. These five races will be streaming only for the first time in the sport’s history. In 2024, NASCAR dropped their … Continue reading To the Future – What Us Fans Can Expect From Prime’s 5 Races
On June 14th, one of our sources in the Cup Series garage sent me a text. “NASCAR told us to get our passports ready for next season.” he hinted it was to be Mexico. I made sure that was posted quickly. Well today, Mexican born NASCAR Champion Daniel Suarez made the announcement official. On June 15th, the NASCAR Cup Series will be racing at the … Continue reading NASCAR Makes History with Cup & Xfinity Races in Mexico in ’25
