NASCAR Chicago Street Race

After an 80-race drought, Alex Bowman won the 2024 NASCAR Chicago Street Race. After the race, Bowman reacted to the win and talked about the embarrassing moment that caused a crash during the race

For the first time in two years, Alex Bowman has captured a victory in NASCAR’s Cup Series, and his win in the Chicago Street Race is loaded with meaning.

The winner of the 2024 NASCAR Chicago Street Race has crossed the finish line, with Alex Bowman claiming victory in another wet and crash-filled race. This win will snap Bowman’s 80-race drought

Kyle Larson, who won the pole position for Sunday’s NASCAR Chicago Street Race and is the Cup Series’ points-leader, suffered heavy damage to his car after slamming into a wall during the race.

Kyle Larson, who is battling for the regular season championship, leaves the race after hitting the wall in turn six of the NASCAR Chicago Street Race

Defending champion Shane Van Gisbergen has been knocked out of the NASCAR Chicago Street Race after a crash on the rainy streets of Chicago Sunday afternoon.

The 2024 NASCAR Chicago Street Race has been delayed due to another rainy race day, bringing flashbacks to 2023, which saw a number of delays and cancellations due to stormy and rainy weather.

There was star power both on and off the track at the 2024 NASCAR Chicago Street Race as both famed drivers and celebrities brought excitement to the second annual race. Here are a few of the big names who attended the race on Sunday. Former Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte was the grand marshal for the race: “Chicago P.D.”…...

The favorite to win the NASCAR Chicago Street Race and the reigning champion, Shane van Gisbergen, has pulled out of the race after being hit by Chase Briscoe

NASCAR’s 2024 Chicago Street Race got off to a damp start, but things are only expected to get worse from there as drivers face flashbacks to 2023.

Former Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte serves as the 2024 NASCAR Chicago Street Race Grand Marshal

NASCAR returns to Chicago this weekend for the Grant Park 165, and the 12-turn circuit will include some of the city’s most iconic streets.

Thousands of NASCAR fans spent their weekend in downtown Chicago, raking in big dollars for restaurants, hotels and other local businesses.