Kurt Busch Ready for Le Mans Debut with HSR NASCAR Classic – “It Makes You Feel Like a Kid Again”

Kurt Busch Ready for Le Mans Debut with HSR NASCAR Classic – “It Makes You Feel Like a Kid Again”HSR’s First Overseas Race This Weekend at the Le Mans Classic Legend Celebrates the Golden Anniversary of NASCAR’s First Appearance at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1976

LE MANS, France (June 30, 2026) – The first overseas race in the nearly 50-year history of Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) is set for this weekend when the HSR NASCAR Classic presented by Goodyear racing series debuts at the Le Mans Classic Legend, July 3 – 5. A full field of historic stock cars from the last seven decades brings the “Thunder of America” back to the legendary Circuit de la Sarthe in the heart of France a half a century after NASCAR stock cars first appeared in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The 36-car entry list features a compelling mix of both iconic machinery and celebrated drivers, and among the standouts is 2026 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee and 2004 Cup Series champion Kurt Busch.

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The Luxury Gap: Why Some Cars Just Feel Better

The Luxury Gap: Why Some Cars Just Feel Better

Not all cars are created equal. You’ve probably felt it too—that strange sensation when you slip behind the wheel of one car and it just fits, while another makes you constantly shift in your seat, fiddle with the knobs, or second-guess how quickly you should accelerate on the highway.

It’s more than just horsepower and leather seats. There’s an unspoken element in luxury vehicles that makes them feel… different. And understanding that difference might just change how you think about what you drive—and what you expect from it.

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Ryan Preece: ‘(New Hampshire) has that home-track feel’

Ryan Preece: ‘(New Hampshire) has that home-track feel’

As a native New Englander, Ryan Preece spent plenty of summers visiting New Hampshire Motor Speedway. When NASCAR had its annual July race, he and his family would camp with his grandfather outside of Turn 1.

Preece remembers roaming the merchandise lots at the “Magic Mile” on a bicycle, hoping to one day get his shot on the track that he first visited when he was 7 years old. (more…)

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