Shane van Gisbergen just pulled off one of the gutsiest wins in recent NASCAR history. In this week’s Victory Lap, Kevin Harvick sits down with SVG to break down his chaotic weekend in Mexico City ...

The excitement was palpable amongst the fan base that turned out to see the NASCAR Cup Series debut at Mexico City's ...

Through June 16 ...

Forced to move up his start because of Lance McCullers Jr.'s injury, rookie Ryan Gusto was "really good" in another encouraging outing.

1. William Byron, 604. 2. Kyle Larson, 537. 3. Christopher Bell, 524. 4. Chase Elliott, 500. 5. Denny Hamlin, 494. 6. Tyler Reddick, 477. 7. Ryan Blaney, 466. 8. Ross Chastain, 443.

William Byron takes the top spot again, but a couple of other drivers who had strong finishes in Mexico moved up the rankings ...

Shane van Gisbergen dominated the final stage at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez to a magnitude that we may never see again.

Shane Van Gisbergen dominated the NASCAR Cup Series in Mexico and secured a spot in the playoffs after leading the final 32 ...

Kevin Harvick knows that Shane van Gisbergen’s win at Mexico City made a huge impact on the NASCAR playoff standings. On ...

Shane van Gisbergen wheeled his #88 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet to a dominant win in Mexico City last Sunday (June 15).

Shane van Gisbergen's Mexico win scripted the biggest margin of victory in a Next-Gen car in the Cup Series with 16.567 seconds. It was also the largest on a NASCAR road course since 1979. His ability ...

Shane van Gisbergen stood tall on the highest Victory Podium step, wearing a traditional Mexican sombrero and spraying ...