Only 16 of these Super Modifieds showed up at Star Speedway in Epping, NH on Saturday night with Chelmsford, MA open wheel driver Jon McKennedy winning that one while Matt Johnson was second and Bobby Timmons in third place. (more…)
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NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs From Watkins Glen, INDYCAR Season Finale, And Supermotocross Playoffs Round 2 Headline NBC Sports’ MEGA-MOTORSPORTS WEEKEND Across NBC, PEACOCK, USA NETWORK, And CNBC
Live Pre-Race Coverage of NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Race from Watkins Glen International Begins Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET on USA Network
NBC Sports’ Signature Fan-Favorite “Radio Style” Broadcasts Return for Cup and Xfinity Races at Watkins Glen This Weekend
INDYCAR Season Finale from Nashville Superspeedway Begins Sunday with Pre-Race Coverage at 3 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock
Live Coverage of Round 2 of 2024 SuperMotocross Playoffs Starts Saturday, at 3 p.m. ET on Peacock from Texas Motor Speedway
STAMFORD, Conn. – Sept. 12, 2024 – NBC Sports’ mega-motorsports coverage this weekend is headlined by the NASCAR Cup Series’ Round of 16 playoff race from Watkins Glen International on Sunday on USA Network, the INDYCAR season finale from Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday on NBC and Peacock, and the second round of the SuperMotocross World Championship Playoffs on Saturday on Peacock from Texas Motor Speedway. (more…)
Spunktown Tavern & Restaurant Presents Championship Night This Saturday At Grandview Speedway – Freedom 76 Weekend Gets Major Money Boost From NASCAR Weekly Series
NASCAR ADVANCE AUTO PARTS WEEKLY SERIES POSTS BONUS MONEY FOR FREEDOM 76 AND FREEDOM 38
54th ANNUAL GRANDVIEW FREEDOM 76 MODIFIED CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER CAN POCKET POSSIBLE $32,062 FOR THE VICTORY
FREEDOM 38 SPORTSMAN CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER COULD POCKET POSSIBLE $3062, FANS FOR FIVE FRIDAY $5 ADMISSION FOR 38er
BECHTELSVILLE, PA. – It will be Championship Night this Saturday, and the stakes just got higher for the Freedom 76 weekend at Grandview Speedway. (more…)
Rick Ware Racing: Coke Zero Sugar 400 from Daytona
This was Ford’s 42nd NASCAR Cup Series victory at Daytona. Ford won its first race at Daytona on Feb. 24, 1963 with Tiny Lund.
There were seven caution periods for a total of 34 laps.
Only 20 of the 40 drivers in the race finished on the lead lap.
Tyler Reddick remains the championship leader after Daytona with a 17-point advantage over second-place Kyle Larson. (more…)
Stewart-Haas Racing: Coke Zero Sugar 400 from Daytona
Harrison Burton won the Coke Zero Sugar 400 to score his first career NASCAR Cup Series victory. His margin of victory over second-place Kyle Busch was .047 of a second.
This was Ford’s 734th all-time NASCAR Cup Series victory and its sixth of the season.
TeamSLR: Trans Am Race Report from Watkins Glen
TeamSLR:
● Barry Boes – Started 11th, Finished 10th (Running, completed 30/30 laps)
● Carson Kvapil – Started 3rd, Finished 25th (Shredded Tire, completed 10/30 laps) (more…)
Silver Hare Racing: Trans Am Race Report from Watkins Glen
Silver Hare Racing:
● Jake Drew – Started 3rd, Finished 4th (Running, completed 30/30 laps)
● Boris Said Jr. – Started 12th, Finished 8th (Running, completed 30/30 laps) (more…)
Stewart-Haas Racing: Daytona 250 from Daytona
Riley Herbst earned his fifth top-five of the season and his third top-five in 11 career NASCAR Xfinity Series starts at Daytona.
This is Herbst’s second straight top-10 at Daytona. He finished sixth in the season opener in February. (more…)
Rick Ware Racing: FireKeepers Casino 400 from Michigan
Tyler Reddick won the FireKeepers Casino 400 to score his seventh career NASCAR Cup Series victory, his second of the season and his first at Michigan. His margin of victory over second-place William Byron was .168 of a second. Reddick leaves Michigan as the new championship leader with a 10-point advantage over second-place Chase Elliott. (more…)
Stewart-Haas Racing: FireKeepers Casino 400 from Michigan
Tyler Reddick won the FireKeepers Casino 400 to score his seventh career NASCAR Cup Series victory, his second of the season and his first at Michigan. His margin of victory over second-place William Byron was .168 of a second. (more…)