Josh Berry will have Caitlin Clark on the hood of his No. 4 car on Sunday as he tries to drive his Stewart-Haas Ford to Victory Lane at the Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis. The Clark-inspired vehicle was the talk of the NASCAR Cup Series during the week. Clark was asked about it during WNBA All-Star...
Caitlin Clark, the No. 1 overall pick of this year’s WNBA Draft, has helped draw historic attendance and TV ratings with the Indiana Fever this year after a dominant college career. The NCAA’s all-time leading scorer has taken the sports world by storm. And her fame has taken another step. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS...
Bill France Sr. was born with a mind for business, a gift for people and a need for speed. He turned those passions into a nationwide obsession with stock car racing. France founded the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing — NASCAR — on Feb. 21, 1948, in Daytona Beach, Florida. NASCAR has grown...
Alex Bowman admitted that he didn’t believe Bubba Wallace’s retaliation act during the Chicago Street Course over the weekend was worthy of a penalty considering the circumstances, but NASCAR disagreed. NASCAR officials fined Wallace $50,000 on Wednesday for violating member conduct code when he slammed his car into the door of Bowman’s No. 48 during...
Alex Bowman rode to Victory Lane on Sunday at the Chicago Street Course, picking up the eighth win of his NASCAR Cup Series career and putting him in a good spot to make the playoffs. His ride to the winner’s circle was a bit bumpy as he faced a retaliatory push into the wall from...
Two anti-Israel protesters were arrested at NASCAR’s second annual Chicago Street Race on Sunday after locking themselves inside the fence for 40 minutes. The protesters held up a sign that read, “[Pritzker]: We charge genocide” and “Bombs for Gaza, prisons for Illinois” while sitting on top of the fence. Pritzker is in reference to Illinois...
