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WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. – A group of motorsports industry experts will discuss “Racing Safety Through the Years” at the International Motor Racing Research Center on Saturday, May 19. The panel of five will cover the progression of racing safety from the early 1950s to recent times. The conversation will showcase the challenges and solutions utilized in decades past as well …
Watkins Glen Int’l announced Thursday, ahead of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series schedule release, that the INDYCAR Grand Prix at the Glen will not return to the track’s calendar next season.
Scott Dixon picked up right where he left off and continued his mastery of Watkins Glen Int’l on Friday, leading the overall practice charts for the INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen after two sessions.
More than $2 million in Mazda driver development scholarships will be earned this weekend at the season finale for this year’s Mazda Road to Indy season.
Two NASCAR XFINITY Series crew chiefs have been suspended as a result of infractions from last weekend’s Zippo 200 at Watkins Glen International.
Check out photos from Saturday’s NASCAR XFINITY Series Zippo 200 at Watkins Glen Int’l, won by Kyle Busch of Joe Gibbs Racing!
Daniel Suarez was able to put his road-racing background from his days in the NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series to use on Sunday, holding off Martin Truex Jr. for a stage win and ultimately scoring his career-best Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series finish Sunday at Watkins Glen Int’l.
Stage racing and fuel strategy created a veritable maelstrom of a conclusion to Sunday’s I Love New York 355 at Watkins Glen Int’l, with Martin Truex Jr. saving just enough fuel to notch his fourth Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win of the season.
Daniel Suarez held off a furious charge from stage master Martin Truex Jr. to take home the win in the second stage of Sunday’s I Love New York 355 at Watkins Glen Int’l.
Kyle Busch converted his pole starting position into his ninth stage win of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season on Sunday at Watkins Glen Int’l, leading every lap in the opening stint of the I Love New York 355 at the Glen.
In an earlier article this week on Race Chaser Online, Watkins Glen Int’l track president Michael Printup talked about the rise of road course racing with the NASCAR fans and the success of WGI because of that grown popularity.
At a race track where braking is crucial to success, particularly in qualifying, Denny Hamlin and Clint Bowyer found themselves lacking any stopping power in Sunday morning’s final knockout round at Watkins Glen Int’l.