The NASCAR Cup Series driver addressed his controversial remarks during a livestream, which ultimately led his team to issue a $50,000 fine.

NASCAR made history last weekend when the Cup Series raced in Mexico for the first time, alongside the Xfinity Series. The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit was full of action for fans.

Sunday‘s Viva Mexico 250 from Mexico City, won by Shane van Gisbergen, marked a historic milestone in Cup Series history: For the first time in more than a quarter-century, the sport‘s top level ...

With Zilisch's full-time crew chief, Mardy Lindley, suspended one race because of two unsecured lug nuts following the May 31 ...

The event had its detractors — rumors persisted for months that it would be canceled over security concerns or the escalating ...

Here's what's happening with Mexico City in the rearview and the 2025 race at Pocono (Sun., 2 p.m. ET, Prime Video) up next.

. @PrimeVideo got 2.10 million viewers for Sunday's @NASCAR race in Mexico City. ➡️ That included the youngest audience yet for Prime and the lowest audience for any Cup race since 2017. ➡️ The ...

NASCAR is ignoring Richard Petty's complaints about road and street courses as the governing body closes in on a deal to race ...

NASCAR drivers spent the weekend in Mexico City for the first points-paying race inside Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The highly anticipated road course ...

Justin Marks, the co-owner of Trackhouse Racing, recently showered Shane van Gisbergen with praise for his race-winning performance at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City.

One of the Cup Series drivers has been fined by his team after he made an insensitive remark about Mexico City on a live stream.

In the world of NASCAR, where every move on and off the track is watched with a sharp lens, the standards for professionalism ...