The World of Outlaws have a busy week ahead with three races in five days beginning on Wednesday, July 8 at 34 Raceway in Iowa, followed by a visit to Charter Raceway Park in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin on Saturday, July 11 and wrapping up with…
With so many series firsts at the Joliet, Ill. track, who and what are next? Will a driver register his initial Chicagoland victory, or will someone win their first career NASCAR Nationwide race there?
The Gold Cup is the oldest active motorsport’s trophy in the world. The APBA Gold Cup is to power boat racing what the Super Bowl is to football, what the World Series is to baseball and what the Indianapolis 500 is to automobile racing.
Tony Stewart’s surprising success highlights a season filled with compelling storylines. Competition is strong and balanced, as illustrated by the 11 different race winners this season.
Dave Villwock (Auburn, Wash.), piloting the U-16 Miss Elam Plus notched a perfect weekend by posting the top qualifying speed and winning every elimination heat.
DeLana Harvick’s No. 33 team has taken the lead in the series Owners’ Championship points standings for the first time in 2009. Harvick holds a 31-point edge over the No. 51 of Billy Ballew, the leader since race No. 2 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
A look at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series top 12, along with other notable drivers, going into the LifeLock.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway on July 11.
Jason Bowles crossed the finish line with a margin of victory of .450 seconds over Washington State native, Jeff Barkshire, the only other driver to lead a lap.
Motorsports correspondent Doug Pace keeps up with motorsports news and notes from around the region.
