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[ad_1] Katherine Legge — a name many have seen across various racing paddocks over the years, particularly as a veteran sports car and IndyCar driver — will make her NASCAR Cup Series debut at Phoenix Raceway this weekend. The 44-year-old becomes just the 17th woman to ever compete at the highest level of stock car racing, and the first since Danica Patrick, who made her final start in the 2018

[ad_1] NASCAR's first road race of the season brought the Cup Series down to the heart of Texas, at the Circuit of the Americas, where the road racing specialists failed to capitalize on the opportunity before them, which included a new track layout. The win came down to a four-way fight that ended with the ever sneaky-talent that is Christopher Bell clinching victory to become the first multi-time race winner of

[ad_1] Connor Zilisch is one of the brightest up-and-coming talents in NASCAR, and last weekend he made his Cup Series debut at just 18 years old. With Red Bull sponsorship, he showed speed and was marching his way forward when he was unceremoniously sent careening into the wall. Driving through the smoke of a spinning Daniel Suarez, he slammed into his teammate and just like that, his debut was over

[ad_1] In the latest development surrounding the ongoing legal saga between 23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports and NASCAR, the sanctioning body has decided to file its own countersuit against the teams. NASCAR's explanation of why it filed this new lawsuit states that 23XI/FRM "not only participated in the collusive conduct, but on information and belief, orchestrated it," and that they were the ones who violated the Sherman Antitrust Act (not