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NASCAR’s visit to Nashville puts Ross Chastain, Trackhouse in spotlight
Ty Norris has heard NASCAR fans both cheer and boo Ross Chastain, who seems to make more enemies by the race.
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Tennessee native Josh Berry will take over for NASCAR star Kevin Harvick in 2024
Josh Berry will take the final step in his long journey to the top of NASCAR with Stewart-Haas Racing next season.
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Max Verstappen ties Ayrton Senna for fifth in F1 career wins with Canadian GP triumph
Max Verstappen is keeping his dominant pursuit of a third straight F1 title interesting, at least for his fans, by hitting career milestones.
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Alex Palou adds to IndyCar lead with third win in four races
Alex Palou started the weekend at Road America with a car-damaging crash. He rallied to end it with yet another victory in a dominant run.
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Auto racing roundup: Martin Truex Jr. a Cup Series winner at Sonoma for fourth time
Martin Truex Jr. shows up at Sonoma Raceway each year brimming with the confidence only acquired by repeated success on a track.
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Kyle Busch and Richard Childress, once enemies, now winning NASCAR combination
Twelve years to the day that Richard Childress and Kyle Busch came to blows in one of the parking lots of Kansas Speedway, the two were celebrating a NASCAR Cup Series victory at a track straight down Interstate 70 near St. Louis.
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Fryer: Penske rolls into Le Mans on top of motor sports seeking evasive 1st win
Roger Penske won the Indianapolis 500 on a Sunday and celebrated Josef Newgarden's thrilling win as if it was the first for Team Penske, not a record-stretching 19th for The Captain.
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Auto racing roundup: Kyle Busch endures on long day for Cup Series
For Kyle Busch and his fellow drivers, it must have seemed like Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series Race at World Wide Technology Raceway would never end.
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NASCAR suspends Chase Elliott for 1 race for wrecking Denny Hamlin
NASCAR suspended Chase Elliott for one race on Tuesday, less than one day after the five-time most popular driver and former Cup champion deliberately wrecked Denny Hamlin in the Coca-Cola 600.
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NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 moves to Memorial Day due to weather
The Coca-Cola 600, the longest race on the NASCAR Cup Series schedule, was postponed from Sunday night until Monday due to wet weather.
